Employee's Sign Summons Police During Store Robbery

Published: July 22, 2012 | News Blog | 603 Clicks

A man robbed a pharmacy of six bottles of painkillers Friday but was arrested quickly after an employee held up a "Call 9-1-1" sign at the drive-thru window.

Glendora police Lt. Jamie Caldwell said a customer waiting for a prescription at the drive-thru saw the sign. Click Here To Read More

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Hiroshi Nishizaki, 46, was arrested in Osaka, Japan, in May and accused of causing damage of the equivalent of about $5,500 by pouring urine on a neighbor's house on 169 occasions, because it was blocking Nishizaki's view.

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Texan actor Rip Torn was arrested for drunk driving in the city suburb of North Salem, New York in December 2006 for crashing his car into a tractor-trailer. State police said the 75-year-old actor was visibly intoxicated and refused a Breathalyzer test. He was later quoted as saying "I love New York" after being acquitted in a juried trial. Torn was arrested on the same charge two years earlier in New York City for crashing into a taxi.

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