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Weird BUT true

- Tamar Lapin, Wires

A Nebraska woman is raising hell over some public art at a children’s zoo.

The 6-foot-tall red sculpture is “anti-Christian and demonic,” claimed the woman, who mistakenly thought the Lincoln Children’s Zoo installati­on depicted devil horns.

The mayor told her the statue depicts Spider-Man’s hands, not devil horns, and will be auctioned off soon by a Christian charity.

A Frenchman is fuming over a cigarette-pack health-warning image — of his own left leg after an amputation.

The man said he recognized his partial limb, accompanyi­ng the words “smoking clogs your arteries,” from distinctiv­e scarring and burn marks. But he says no one asked his permission to use the photo of his injuries after a shooting incident in Albania in 1997.

A British farmer is trying to get drivers to slow down by dressing up a scarecrow like a traffic cop.

Edie Pope, 71, of Lydiate, Merseyside, England, outfitted the “scare-cop” with a uniform and an object resembling a radar speed gun.

No word on whether the scarecrow cop is working.

It wasn’t a nothing-burger. Five guys were arrested for fighting at a Five Guys restaurant in Stuart, Fla.

A witness said she saw one man “talking s--t” to another, a cup being thrown and a door getting slammed in someone’s face as the allout food fight erupted.

Three adults and two underage males were taken into custody.

A British cop admitted buying porn at the home of a deceased child while waiting for an undertaker.

Metropolit­an cop Avi Maharaj, 44, spent $30 from the family’s Virgin TV account to buy four dirty flicks while the child’s corpse was still in the house.

Authoritie­s apologized to the family for having to “deal with this while also coping with the tragic loss of their child.”

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