Daily Archives: May 3, 2012

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Woman walks in on burglar

A burglar said, Go ahead and call police, as he pushed his way past a homeowner that walked in on him Sunday on Calhoun Street near St. Alphonsus Church.

The woman, age 45, arrived home about 5 p.m. and was surprised to find one of her bowling balls sitting in the middle of the floor. As she continued walking through the house she noticed more things out of place. Eventually she made it to her guest bedroom where she was met by the burglar.

With a bowling ball bag in hand, the burglar pushed her out of the way and headed for the door. The woman yelled at him to drop the bag, but he was undeterred and kept running. He was last seen running through the church parking lot toward Schaefer Road.

Police said the culprit broken in through a basement window. He is described as a 17-year-old black male, about 5 feet 6 inches tall and with a thin build. At the time he was wearing a t-shirt, hooded sweatshirt and jeans.

Among the stolen items were camera equipment and jewelry. Some of the stolen jewelry was actually stolen during a previous burglary and it was still in the container she put it in after receiving it back from police.

Bed-bug infested mattresses dumped at apartment complex

Two single mattresses crawling with bed bugs were dumped Thursday at the apartment building at Freda Street and Blesser Avenue.

The complexs maintenance man called police about 11 a.m. He said he tried to spray down the mattresses with insecticide to keep the bed bugs from spreading. Continued...

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POLICE BRIEFS: Bed-bug infested mattresses dumped at apartment complex, woman walks in on burglar

(PRWEB) May 01, 2012

Bed bug bites got a plane locked down last Thursday, said a report from suntimes.com dated April 26. One passenger of the aircraft was mistaken to have contracted an infectious disease. After discovering that the root cause of the incident were the bed bug bites, BedBugBully.com gave advice how to identify the marks. In addition, the website also suggested tips how to get rid of bed bugs fast and safe.

According to the report, Lise Sievers was suspected to have acquired monkeypox from her trip to Uganda. After receiving a call from La Porte Hospital about her rashes, Center for Disease Control held the plane she was on in Detroit and checked Sievers.

During the stop-over, it was said that the 50-year old called her mother. The report detailed that she told her about the bed bug bites she got from her hotel and the pustules she saw in the boy she'd hoped to adopt. Confused that Sievers was the one with pustules, her mother then called La Porte Hospital for advice. In turn, the hospital informed Center for Disease Control.

After confirming that the rashes Sievers got were not linked to monkeypox, the plane was allowed to continue its flight.

Below is part of the report Bed Bug Bites Caused Plane Lock Down from BedBugBully.com

Bed bugs are some of the worst pests that you ever have to deal with. And a great part of what makes them the most dreadful insects that you can ever encounter are their bites and the marks that show up after the act.

Actually, the marks that bed bug bites leave are not the only things that you can expect. Apart from them, there also come swelling and itching. In addition, they can also be a cause of embarrassment. And unfortunately, for Lise Sievers that is exactly what happened. And more, the bites also caused the lock down of her flight for a few hours.

Read more about Misunderstanding Over Bed Bug Bites Got Plane Locked Down at: http://www.bedbugbully.com/bed-bug-bites-mistaken-monkeypox/

Bed bug bites look like other animal bites said BedBugBully.com. And so, it advised everybody to check images of them and learn how they are different. If unsure, the site said that it's best to consult a doctor.

Continue reading here:
Bed Bug Bites Scare Plane to Lock Down, BedBugBully.com Discloses Pieces About the Incident