Friday, April 19, 2019

Coin-Tossing Plane Passenger (#7) – Razor Blades in Gas Pump Handle (Coloma, MI) – Drugs in Kinder Egg (Fife, Scotland)



Channel News Asia
16 April 2019

Elderly passenger throws coins into jet engine for luck, grounds flight at Inner Mongolian airport

HOHHOT, Inner Mongolia: An elderly Chinese woman grounded her flight after she tossed coins into the jet's engine to "wish for a safe flight". The 66-year-old was taken into custody after the safety scare at Hohhot Baita International Airport in Inner Mongolia on Tuesday (Apr 16), Tianjin Airlines said in a statement on their social media platform Weibo. […]


Global Times [China]
18 April 2019

Flight delayed after woman throws coins into jet engine, goes straight to jail

A superstitious woman, who threw coins into a jet engine in a delusionary prayer for a safe flight, will spend the next 10 days in detention.  […]

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WSBT-TV [South Bend, IN]
16 April 2019

Coloma Township police warning public after razor blades found hidden in gas pump handle

COLOMA  — Police are investigating after razor blades were found hidden in a gas pump handle. Coloma [MI] Township Police say a woman first noticed a razor blade Monday night. The woman wasn't hurt, but police found more razor blades Tuesday. Chief Wes Smigielski went to the Speedway on Ryno Street. That's where the manager told him they found a second blade in the same handle and six more on top of the pump. […]

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Fife Today [Scotland]
15 April 2019

Child finds drugs inside Kinder Egg at Fife play park

A Fife mum has told of her shock after her eight-year-old son discovered a children’s treat filled with drugs at a popular play park. Stacey Thomson had taken Kynzli for a trip to Lochore Meadows to feed the swans during the school holidays when he found a plastic capsule from the inside of a chocolate Kinder Egg. As he went to open it up, thinking there was a toy inside, his mum intervened and took it from him. Inside were around a dozen pale blue tablets marked with the letter V. […]