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16th December 2009, 23:00
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10615822
An Invercargill woman flashing her breasts at motorists distracted one driver so much he ran her over.
Cherelle May Dudfield, 18, admitted disorderly behaviour when she appeared in Invercargill District Court yesterday, the Southland Times reported.
Dudfield was egged on by her friends to flash her breasts at passing motorists while in the middle of the road on September 27, but the fun went awry when one of the vehicles crashed into her. She rolled over the bonnet, cracking the windscreen but did not suffer any injuries.
Dudfield was fined $275.
:lol:
Also from Invercargill latey:
Craig James Crofts, 46, stole 14 pairs of women's underwear, valued at a total of $140, from the clothesline of an Invercargill woman on five occasions. He would occasionally rip the underwear and return it to her yard, Mr McMurdo said. Crofts was eventually caught on video, inspecting underwear with a torch, he said. When questioned by police, Crofts said he had no idea why he felt the need to steal undies.
Gareth Andrew Daken, 21, road worker, was sentenced to six months' supervision and 70 hours' community work for assault, damaging a house with intent to annoy and possessing an offensive weapon, namely an axe, on October 18.
An Invercargill woman flashing her breasts at motorists distracted one driver so much he ran her over.
Cherelle May Dudfield, 18, admitted disorderly behaviour when she appeared in Invercargill District Court yesterday, the Southland Times reported.
Dudfield was egged on by her friends to flash her breasts at passing motorists while in the middle of the road on September 27, but the fun went awry when one of the vehicles crashed into her. She rolled over the bonnet, cracking the windscreen but did not suffer any injuries.
Dudfield was fined $275.
:lol:
Also from Invercargill latey:
Craig James Crofts, 46, stole 14 pairs of women's underwear, valued at a total of $140, from the clothesline of an Invercargill woman on five occasions. He would occasionally rip the underwear and return it to her yard, Mr McMurdo said. Crofts was eventually caught on video, inspecting underwear with a torch, he said. When questioned by police, Crofts said he had no idea why he felt the need to steal undies.
Gareth Andrew Daken, 21, road worker, was sentenced to six months' supervision and 70 hours' community work for assault, damaging a house with intent to annoy and possessing an offensive weapon, namely an axe, on October 18.