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Want more? Mike Pingree also writes a separate Looking Glass column for the Boston Herald. Past Columns (The Archives)
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February 16, 2003 BURNING LOVE: A Thonotosassa, Fla., man came home early and
found his live-in girlfriend in the company of another man, and so,
police said, he doused them with gasoline and set the house on fire. I FEEL PRETTY, OH SO PRETTY! Police in Highgrove, Calif., went to the home of a man they suspected of stealing a credit card and were surprised to find lots and lots of ladies panties. They said the thief had used the stolen credit card to buy at least $5,000 worth of women's clothes including a large amount of lingerie. THAT'S 'ACQUITTED CRACK MAN' TO YOU: A policeman patrolling the streets of Boynton Beach, Fla., spotted a man on the sidewalk he knew had been found not guilty of selling cocaine a few years earlier. So the cop followed the guy along in the cruiser, calling him a "crack man" over the vehicle's loudspeaker. The officer was reprimanded. SO HE HAD A GOOD EXCUSE: A landlord in Lecenec, Slovakia, forced open the door of a tenant's apartment to evict the man because he hadn't paid his rent for two years. He discovered that it was because the man had been dead all that time. OPEN WIDE: Two man were arrested in Florida for practicing
dentistry without a license after police caught them gluing gold inlays
to people's teeth.
Mike Pingree
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