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WEIRD BUT TRUE

By DAVID K. LI, Wire Services

June 12, 2008

Deja DUI!

Cops in Sheboygan, Wis., busted a man for drunken driving twice within two hours.

First, the 24-year-old man was stopped by an officer for driving the wrong way on a one-way street. He was released to his brother, but then hours later, he was arrested again - for drunkenly driving the same car 50 mph in a 30-mph zone.

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That drunk could have taken a lesson from this Pennsylvania man.

Stephen Shoemaker, 33, of Shippensburg, was due to be sentenced for a 2007 DWI conviction earlier this week, but his brother didn't show up to give him a lift. So Shoemaker hoofed it 25 miles to court through 90-degree heat.

He was forced to stop at a hospital to be treated for dehydration.

A New Hampshire teen used a stolen credit card at a store where he applied for a job later the same day, cops said.

Fandi Pradipta, 18, pleaded guilty to using a stolen card at the store in Newington.

When he filled out a job application at the store, he listed his name, address, and telephone number.

He was fined and given a suspended sentence.

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An English man literally had money to burn.

Leo Casey, 63, was sentenced to community service for burning about $34,000 in British currency during an argument with his live-in partner.

He admitted locking himself inside his Nottingham home and setting fire to the 20-pound notes before tossing them out a window.

Casey pleaded guilty to arson and was sentenced to 18 months of community service.

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"Deer" me! A unicorn

A deer with a single horn in the center of its head - much like the mythical unicorn - has been found in a nature preserve in Italy.

"This is fantasy becoming reality," said Gilberto Tozzi, director of the Center of Natural Sciences in Prato.

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