Woman Offered Sexual Favors for Chicken McNuggets

This couldn't have been a very happy meal.

Police arrested a woman outside a McDonald's in Burbank, Calif. after she allegedly offered sex to a customer in exchange for his chicken McNuggets, The Burbank Leader reports.

Khadijah Baseer, known as a local panhandler to police, supposedly opened customers' car doors near the drive-through window on Jan. 11, The Associated Press says.

One man called police after Baseer said she'd have sex if he gave up the breaded and fried pieces of poultry that he'd just purchased, according to KTLA. The man allegedly turned down the proposition.

Police arrested Baseer for suspected prostitution, media reports say.

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Kansas Mom Enters Plea in Baby Blow Dryer Death

A 20-year-old  mother who left a hair dryer running to warm her baby daughter on a cold night, has pleaded no contest to involuntary manslaughter in the infant’s death.

Brigit Hippen’s plea to a lesser charge prevents the Hutchinson, Kan., woman from going to trial for murder for a second time in the death of her child.  Jurors in the first case failed to reach a verdict, resulting in mistrial.

According to prosecutors, Hippen placed her 2- month-old daughter Karina Perez in a bassinet in the bathroom, rested a blow dryer on the counter, and fell asleep.

Doctors said the child’s temperature reached a fatal 108 degrees.

“We prosecuted this because we felt this went well beyond negligence,” said Reno County District Attorney Keith Schroeder. “Our position was that it was more than the negligence of a new mom.”

Hippen’s attorney disagrees.

“This was just a horrible, tragic accident,” said David Harger, who represents Hippen.

Harger said it was a cold night, and Hippen had placed the hooded bassinet in the bathroom and turned on the blow dryer a few feet away, hoping the warmth and sound would lull the baby to sleep.  Hippen and the baby’s father  were watching a movie in the next room, and accidentally fell asleep.

The hooded bassinet apparently acted like an oven, trapping the heat, and causing the child’s death from hyperthermia.

“She’s devastated,” Harger said of his client. “It took us an hour just to get her into the courtroom. She’s just an emotional wreck.”

Hippen and her boyfriend have since had another child, a little boy.   She now faces from two to 11 years in prison, but under state guidelines a judge could sentence her to as little as probation.

“Every way you cut it, this is still a tragedy for everyone involved,” said District Attorney Schroeder.

Hippen also faces criminal charges in a separate incident for allegedly punching another woman in the face for dancing with her boyfriend, and for damaging the woman’s car.

She will be sentenced in her daughter’s death Feb. 24, nearly two years to the day Karina’s death.

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Man surrenders 94 hamsters to MSPCA

LAWRENCE — More than 90 hamsters were found in one man's apartment, well-cared for and kept in aquariums, buckets and Tupperware containers. 

The Boehm Street man had 94 hamsters in total and decided on his own it was just too many. He went to the MSPCA's Small Animal Shelter at Nevins Farm in Methuen last week to let officials there know he had a large number of hamsters he wanted to surrender. 

"The situation was not dire, so we asked him to wait a week so we could prepare for them," said Mike Keiley, director at the Methuen shelter. 

Keiley said the man planned to take a cab to the shelter to turn over the hamsters. Instead, the MSPCA officials sent a van with two workers and the city's Animal Control Officer Ellen Bistany to the home yesterday to pick them up. 

"He started with one hamster, and there got to be more and more," Keiley said. 

Keiley said the man knew he was running out of room for the hamsters. 

"They are all in good health and will make nice pets for people," Keiley said. "There are just many, many of them. He ran out of space for them and that's when he came in." 

Keiley said some of the hamsters would be sent to other shelters in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. 

Those shelters would take from three to 12 of the animals each. He said the hamsters remaining at the shelter would be put up for adoption for a $10 fee. 

Bistany said the man was emotional at giving up his beloved pets. 

"He was overwhelmed," she said. "At first, he wanted to keep a couple of them, but then he changed his mind." 

The man had been keeping the hamsters for about five years, officials said. 

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Police say suspect threatened to eat them

Seven criminal charges were filed in Tippecanoe County on Wednesday against a Frankfort man accused of stealing a car and issuing a threat to eat the arresting officers, their K-9s and their children.

Paul M. Brock, 39, was charged with two counts of auto theft, resisting law enforcement, intimidation, operating a vehicle with a blood-alcohol content of 0.15 percent or more and striking a law enforcement animal.

Police arrested Brock on Friday night after being called to a reported auto theft at the Speedway Gas Station on Elmwood Avenue about 10:03 p.m. Witnesses told police that a man matching Brock's description got into a vehicle that was not his and drove off.

The owner of the vehicle said she left her car unlocked and on because she was warming it up.


Police caught up with Brock after he was spotted pulling into the parking lot of the Pay Less on Maple Point Drive.

Officers used K-9 units to subdue Brock once he exited the vehicle, and Brock kicked one police dog in the head twice during his arrest. Police determined that Brock was intoxicated, and a blood test later showed that he had a blood-alcohol content of 0.26 percent.

When Brock was taken to the hospital for medical clearance, he reportedly told police he would hunt them down and eat them, their dogs and their entire families.

He also demanded to be let out of his handcuffs so he could assault police officers.

After leaving the hospital, Brock was booked into the Tippecanoe County Jail. He remained incarcerated Wednesday night on a $25,000 surety bond.

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St. Augustine man charged with using car to hit his mother

A St. Augustine man has been arrested on charges that he hit his mother with her car twice in the driveway of their home, smashed a nearby fence and fled on foot after the car got stuck on a fence post, according to a police report from the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office.

Anthony M. Migliaccio, 23, was arrested in connection with the crime on Monday evening after deputies found him crouching in the woods along Century Boulevard, the report said.

He is charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, hit and run, criminal mischief, all felonies, and resisting arrest without violence, a misdemeanor.

The report says Migliaccio was in the Mazda 323 when his mother walked toward him to get the keys from him because, she said, he wasn’t supposed to be driving.

Migliaccio, who has a suspended license, reportedly drove at her as she walked toward him and hit her, knocking her onto the hood of the car. The report said she fell to the ground, and then he hit her again as she rolled on the ground, screaming, trying to get away from the car, a witness said.

Migliaccio’s mother sustained minor injuries from the attack, the report said, and she was later discharged from Flagler hospital.

He smashed the car into the fence and knocked over a fence post, the report said, and the car got stuck on top of the post and fence. A witness said Migliaccio ran east on Edgewood Place.

Deputies found him on Century Boulevard, arrested him and took him to the St. Johns County jail, where he remains in lieu of $62,000 bond.

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