BODY spray may ring the tills in pharmacy but they can't hide every bodily odour as one South Carolina man found out.
His creative attempts to hide the fact that he was drunk included spraying Axe body spray into his mouth, as police approached his car which had been speeding and swerving.
Efren Mencia-Ramirez, 49, didn't think to hide the 10 empty beer bottles on the floor of the car nor the half empty bottle held delicately between his legs - and he was only worried that his breath might be suspicious?
We're guessing he's not frontrunner to win a Nobel Prize anytime soon.
CCTV is usually seen as an important security measure, but one South Australian chiropractor appears to have been using it for more than keeping tabs on his premises.
The South Australian Health Practitioners' Tribunal found Robert Marin had used it to "deliberately enabled an ongoing breach of privacy to occur".
Marin was also found to have engaged in "serious commercially predatory behaviour" by providing "highly questionable services" to 28 patients over an eight-year period.
The tribunal banned him from registering as a chiropractor for 10 years.
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