DISPENSARY CORNER 22Feb 16
February 22, 2016
WHEN a thief attempted to
hold up a pharmacy in Florida, he
wasn’t expecting a state boxing
champion to launch at him.
Luck would have it that David
West had stopped by Walgreens
pharmacy to visit his pharmacist
girlfriend when the robbery
unfolded.
When the robber climbed
onto the counter demanding
Oxycodone pills and claiming he
had a gun, West decided it was
time to act.
He wasn’t having anyone mess
with the love of his life.
With several boxing titles up
his sleeve he launched a calm
and measured attack until the
suspect was knocked out.
“I really wasn’t trying to hurt
anybody, I was just trying to do
what was right,” he told 9 News.
Lesson learned, don’t mess with
pharmacists!
THE dog ate my homework.
Yes, we’ve all heard that one.
How about ‘a mouse ate my
traffic reduction plans’.
Extensive delays in fixing traffic
problems on the roads of Belgium
have been pinned on a mouse,
who supposedly ate the plans.
During a special hearing set up
to tackle the issue of continuous
gridlock traffic, former head of
the city’s infrastructure agency,
Christian Debuysscher, said with
a straight face, original plans to
fix the problem were “apparently
eaten by mice”.
That’s a new one, the search is
still on for the offending rodent.
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