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Weird true BUT

- Kathianne Boniello with Post Wire Services

Let the horse poop lie where it may, an Amish community in Kentucky insists.

The Swartzentr­uber Amish refuse to put bags on their horses meant to keep the animals’ droppings from littering the streets, citing religious beliefs against modern technology.

At least 13 people in the community face citations for violating an ordinance requiring the horse-wear.

That’s one way to get some peace and quiet.

A Utah mom was arrested for locking her two kids in the car trunk while she shopped.

Tori Lee Castillo’s 2- and 5-year-old children attracted witnesses by making noise and moving around so much that the car rocked.

A passer-by talked the children through pulling the emergency latch and rescued them.

Castillo was locked up on child-abuse charges.

Something fishy’s going on in the suburbs of Manchester, England.

A conflict between two neighbors led one to cover a dead goldfish in cheese and slip it through the mail slot on the other’s front door.

Middleton police confirmed the bizarre episode in a tweet, adding, “I kid you not.”

No foolin’: A Massachuse­tts judge won’t let a robbery suspect juggle during his trial.

Orlando Melendez, who is accused of trying to hold up a convenienc­e store with a toy gun, is acting as his own lawyer and made the unique request to bolster his claim that he was just playing around.

A Lincoln, Neb., teen was really stuck between a rock and a hard place when he drove his car into freshly poured concrete.

Shadrach Yasiah, 19, faces a $10,000 bill for ruining the concrete with his car, which sank up to its axles.

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