Want more? Mike Pingree also writes a separate Looking Glass column for the Boston Herald. Past Columns (The Archives)
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January 5, 2003 CONGRATULATIONS, DIRTBAG, NOW FREEZE! A Florida deputy sheriff read a newspaper article about the first baby born in 2003 in Hernando County, and realized that the father was a wanted man: Violation of probation. So he went to the hospital and arrested him. IF YOU LOVE ME, YOU'LL LET ME GO: A Pennsylvania bank robber
waited in line for a certain teller - his former girlfriend - and then
handed her a bag and a note demanding money. She filled the bag and he
left. A PRETTY GOOD CLUE: A man opened his wallet, took out a bill and asked the clerk in a Lantana, Fla., gas station to give him change. Then he pulled a gun and robbed the place. He fled, leaving the wallet on the counter. The arrest was swift. WANTED: MAN WHO SMELLS LIKE MEXICAN FOOD: A man smashed open the cash register at a fast-food restaurant in Toledo, Ohio, and took the money. One employee tried to stop the robber by throwing a container of hot Nacho cheese at him, but to no avail. He escaped. IT WORKED ONCE, LET'S TRY IT AGAIN: Two men managed to pass a
phony $500 Traveler's Express money order at their hotel in Overland
Park, Kan., using it to pay for their room and taking $365 in change.
But then they got greedy.
Mike Pingree
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