Recently a man and a woman were pulled over for having 4
kids strapped to the hood of their car. They had been driving four blocks with
the kids on the hood when a witness called the police saying that he had seen
the man and women tie the kids to the hood with tow strap and drove away. The
kids 4, 5, 6 and 7 were all terrified but the couple said that they thought the
kids would enjoy it. Luckily none of the kids were hurt even though the couple
was too drunk to drive. The man had a blood alcohol level of .17 which is twice
Indiana's legal limit. The woman who was mother of three of the young children
was also intoxicated. The man is being held for bond at $13,000 on account of
drunken driving and neglect where as the woman is set for bond at $2,500 on account
of neglect also.
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Yesterday in Beaver, Pennsylvania two 13 year old girls were
run over while sun tanning. Police say that the girls were in the middle of the
street tanning as they fell asleep when Samantha’s cousin, Nicholas Beck, ran
the girls over. Beck says he stopped at a stop sign and made a turn before
hitting them. When he went to check on them he had found that they were both
conscious. After calling for help the girls were both air lifter to the
Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh where the girls are now in fair condition.
Lesson learned....Don't suntan or sleep in the middle of the road!!! 
Yesterday at a local pond in Chicago, Anthony Hensley was
doing his weekly job on the pond near his home when he was attacked and drowned.
Hensley was taking his kayak out on his neighborhood pond to check up on the
swans that he and his neighbors had placed there so that the swans could keep
geese away from their properties. On his way out one of the swans swam towards
his boat causing him to fall out. While he was in the water the swan attacked
him repeatedly until he had drowned. Police believe that the attack happened
because he had paddled too close to the swans nesting area. His family and
friends are stunned by the cause of his death. They will be holding his
memorial service towards the end of this week. 
On Monday morning a 5 year old boy, from Connecticut, made quite a show at his weekly show and tell. The boy took his fathers jacket with him to school that morning so he could show his classmates what was hidden in his fathers jacket. What the jacket with held was 10 bags, each containing 5 folds of heroin. The boy pulled the the packets out of the jacket and waved them around in the air. As soon as the teacher was aware of what he had he confiscated the drugs and notified the principal who then called the police. When his father got the call of what had happened he drove to the school and searched for his son. After finding them, on their way out, he saw his jacket and looked for the heroin which was already in the police's possession. The boy is now in custody of his grandparents while his father is in jail for risk of injury to a minor, possession of narcotics, and possession of narcotics within 1,500 feet of school. 
