DISPENSARY CORNER 12 April 16
April 12, 2016
OBESITY could be looming for a
group of British thieves who were
convicted last week of stealing
about $50,000 worth of sweet
biscuits.
The gang of five were sentenced
in Cardiff Crown Court after
a police investigation which
followed the theft of a semi-trailer
containing thousands of packets
of “Jammie Dodger” biscuits.
The trailer was taken from a
food manufacturer in the town of
Torfaen, with the gang allegedly
gaining access to the vehicle by
posing as staff from DHL.
The gang leader was sentenced
to almost four years in prison,
while varying terms were given to
the other perpetrators.
Although the semi-trailer was
eventually recovered from a
motorway lay-by, the Jammie
Dodgers have never been
recovered.
After the hearing as they were
led from the dock one of the
defendants was apparently
overheard asking “does anyone
want a biscuit?”
A NEW attraction in Shanghai,
China aims to give participants
the opportunity to experience
“death, cremation and rebirth”.
The so-called ‘death simulator’
ride invites visitors to compete
in a game, where losers are
transported via conveyor belt into
a virtual crematorium.
After experiencing a simulated
immolation they are “reborn” through a latex
chute which supposedly evokes a
human womb.
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