From: usteen@asdf.fi   
      
   Jeremy Davis is a 25-year-old man whom Columbus, Ohio, police revived   
   after an apparent drugs overdose.  While paramedics were looking him   
   over and police officers were checking whether there were any warrants   
   for his arrest, Davis sprinted from the ambulance and drove off with an   
   unattended police car that was idling nearby.  The car was found   
   crashed about 3 km away, with Davis nowhere to be seen.   
      
     Ohio's Jeremy Davis = Oh, massive joyride!   
      
      
   A woman in Lexington County, South Carolina, decided to carry a bottle   
   of various suspicious-looking pills in her handbag while paying her   
   first check-in visit to her parole officer.  This did not escape the   
   attention of the officer, who then spotted drugs in her car.   
     A search warrant was soon issued.  Sure enough, Tina Catherine Dent,   
     54, whose probation was for a drugs violation, had what the sheriff's   
     office later described as 'a car full of drugs' - amphetamine,   
     cocaine, crack, meth, and 'other unidentified pills' - along with   
     materials used to package them for sale.  She faces a bevy of charges.   
      
     Tina Catherine Dent   
     = Can't hide? Entertain!   
     = In "Detain the car!" net   
      
      
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