New Jersey Dunkin' Donuts employee is accused of selling more than sweets and coffee, after a six-week investigation revealed the woman exchanged sexual services for cash while on shift, police say.The undercover operation, called extra sugar, began after police received a tip about a night-shift employee at the donut shop in Rockaway, N.J.Det.-Sgt. Kyle Schwarzmann said a sting revealed the 29-year-old woman would go to vehicles on her shifts for 10 to 15 minutes and money was exchanged.
"She was a nighttime employee (working 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.), supposedly a very good one," Schwarzmann told the Daily Record of Parsippany.The woman also allegedly asked an undercover officer, posing as a john in the drive-thru, to call her if he wanted a good time. Police said she then gave him a price list for her services. She was arrested when the officer returned a second time after she got in his vehicle and they drove to the rear of the shop, police said.Melissa Redmond of Mine Hill, N.J., faces prostitution charges.
Why-Girls school bans lesbian partners
STUDENTS at a leading Perth girls school have launched a campaign for the right to bring same-sex partners to their school formal. A group of more than 40 past and present St Mary's Anglican Girls School students have confronted school authorities and started a Facebook campaign to argue for better gay rights.But they say school bosses are refusing to back down and have told them that bringing a same-sex partner to the school ball is "inappropriate".WA Equal Opportunity Commissioner Yvonne Henderson said the school could be breaching the Equal Opportunities Act by discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation.
Kia Groom, 24, who graduated from St Mary's in 2003 is leading the campaign. She said she formed the online group St Mary's Anglican Girls School Diversity this month.She said "there are students at the school who don't feel comfortable" and the school policy was "damaging".
Strange-Bra-linking world record gets in tangle
The 'hookers', as they are known, gathered boxes full of bras to try and beat the current record of 166,000 bras all clipped together in the name of charity.The plan was to link the bras 95 times around Worcester racecourse, but the tangled underwear made the task impossible to complete. 'We couldn't get the bras out quick enough,' one of the Bra Chain organisers told the BBC. 'Like Christmas lights, you put them away nicely but when you go to get them they don't come out.'
The charity event helps women's charities in Britain, such as Breakthrough Breast Cancer, Women's Aid and the Worcestershire Breast Unit Campaign.'We have worked so hard to get it all together but as learning curves go it’s been really useful,' campaign manager Launa Walker told Worcestershire News.'The lorry drivers can only do so many hours because they have to get home.
Stupid- Forgetful dad drives off with $5,000 on top of car
The forgetful father of two, known as Jason, had placed the grey bank bag containing the money on top of his car as he prepared to cash it in.'Bonehead move of the year. I was loading my children in the car and I put the money on the roof and drove off with it,' Jason told local station KRQE-TV.'Part of it was for mortgage, but the rest doing a remodel on the house.'Although the stay-at-home dad knows that the odds of retrieving the money are very slim, he remains hopeful: 'Maybe the right person will find it and know that times are tough and that someone needs this.'After earlier failed attempts to locate the bag, Jason still found the opportunity to 'reflect' on life. 'It's good pause for reflection, set my priorities ya know, just slow down,' he said. It seems that the married man will have to do more than reflect, however, as he admitted his concern over telling his wife about the lost cash.
Extreme-Mayor cracks down on parking violators (video)
