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    2013
    8:22pm, EDT

    Drugstore cowboy: Well-groomed thief strikes Walgreens

    By The Associated Press

    GOLDEN, Colo. -- Authorities in Colorado are looking for a well-groomed man suspected of stealing more than $2,600 worth of teeth-whitening strips, weight-loss pills, probiotics, condoms, Rogaine and other hair-growth products from several Walgreens stores.

    Jefferson County sheriff's officials said Thursday that the thefts happened April 11. The same man also is suspected of stealing from Walgreens stores in Arvada and Golden a day earlier.

    Investigators say the man, wearing a sweater, tie, slacks and a neatly groomed mustache and beard, apparently used a coat that he was carrying to conceal the stolen goods. Investigators say it appears he would buy a DVD before leaving the store as a possible cover for the door alarm activating.

    © 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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    Illegals, re-selling the stuff at flea markets and on E-bay etc. Guess the costs of buying all items will continue to keep going up since so many people want these illegals to stay here. Deport them all as there a huge draw down on society and its not getting going to get any better until they are s …

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    Florida man shot by his dog, police say

    By M. Alex Johnson, staff writer, NBC News

    A Florida man was shot and wounded over the weekend by his dog, who walked away without charges, police said.


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    Gregory Dale Lanier, 35, of Frostproof, Fla., told police Saturday that he and his dog were in their truck in nearby Sebring when the dog kicked a gun that was on the truck's floor, the Highlands Tribune newspaper reported.

    The gun went off, shooting Lanier in the leg, Sebring police said.


    Lanier wasn't seriously injured, said Sebring Police Cmdr. Steve Carr, who actually said police didn't arrest the dog because the investigation was pending, the Tribune reported.

    He also said he had never heard of a similar case.

    According to the police report, Lanier said he was driving along State Road 17 North when the dog kicked "the unloaded .380 pistol." It went on to say that Lanier was "surprised" to learn not only that the gun was loaded, but also that it was actually a 9mm weapon, not a .380.

    The incident is only the latest in a string of bizarre shootings in Florida. Just last week, a woman in St. Petersburg was wounded when she was shot by a friend's oven.

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    Lanier said he was driving along State Road 17 North when the dog kicked "the unloaded .380 pistol." It went on to say that Lanier was "surprised" to learn not only that the gun was loaded, but also that it was actually a 9mm weapon, not a .380. Not only does he know that the gun was loaded, but he  …

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