New York Post

Weird BUT true

- David K Li, Wires

Make Germany cin)-ate again?

Cops in the city of Osn-Osnabrück seized 5,000 orange-ngecolored ecstasy pills shapedaped like President Trump’s head.ad.

The pills, worth $100 each, featured The Don-nald’s name on the back,k, plus his coifed hair andd pursed lips.

A Virginia man nearlyarly misplaced $4 million.

Eric Lopez, of Manassas,sas, bought some scratch--off lottery tickets in April but couldn’t find them for fourour months, he told Virginiani­a Lottery officials.

When Lopez found the tickets under a stack of pa-papers in his car this month,th, he scratched his way too a one-time $2.5 million pay-ayout. “I was kind of ec-cstatic,” he said.

A suspect who allegedlye­dly tried to punch a policelice horse in Massachuse­tts was arrested for being, well,ll, a Mass.-hole.

Donald Pagan, 59, was told not to walk betweenen a column of police horsesrses near a Worcester street-fes-festival beer tent, police said.id.

So Pagan balled up a fist, trying to punch a horserse that “instinctiv­ely jumpeded back,” posing a hazard to cops, the horse and Pagan,gan said a police statement.

Pittsburgh cops are looking for a wigged-out bank robber.

Even though the suspect wore a goofy woman’s messy red wig, he should be considered dangerous because he was armed with a knife during Monday’s Dollar Bank heist, cops said.

A dad on Prince Edward Island, Canada, cried discrimina­tion when a store offered prime parking only to pregnant women and new moms.

Justin Simard said Sobeys supermarke­t shouldn’t just offer spots to “expecting mothers” and “mothers with small children.”

The store agreed to change its signs and invited Simard, who regularly runs errands with his 9-monthold son, Charles, in tow, to use a prime spot.

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