TicklingDuo
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OK...This one is for all those strange but true news stories. Here's a cute one I just found. I thought it was a good one to start us off with. 😉
Ann
Caught red-handed; woman freed from handcuffs in lingerie store in England
LONDON (AP) - A woman who slipped into an erotic lingerie store to look around drew far more attention than she intended when her hands got stuck in a pair of handcuffs and she had to be rescued by firefighters.
A crowd gathered to watch the fire crew free the embarrassed shopper from the police-style cuffs with a hacksaw, Sarah Nosec, an assistant at the Ann Summers store in Wolverhampton, central England, said Monday. Nosec said the unidentified woman was in the store in the city's central plaza on Saturday with two friends when she began trying on the handcuffs.
"People mess about all the time with the handcuffs and they jammed," she said. "We tried everything to get them off, but we couldn't, so we had to get the fire brigade out to saw them off. She was very embarrassed."
The West Midlands Fire Service said it sent out an entire crew to deal with the emergency.
"I think there was about six firefighters in the shop and they all wanted to come along as it was the highlight of their day," Nosec said.
Ann
Caught red-handed; woman freed from handcuffs in lingerie store in England
LONDON (AP) - A woman who slipped into an erotic lingerie store to look around drew far more attention than she intended when her hands got stuck in a pair of handcuffs and she had to be rescued by firefighters.
A crowd gathered to watch the fire crew free the embarrassed shopper from the police-style cuffs with a hacksaw, Sarah Nosec, an assistant at the Ann Summers store in Wolverhampton, central England, said Monday. Nosec said the unidentified woman was in the store in the city's central plaza on Saturday with two friends when she began trying on the handcuffs.
"People mess about all the time with the handcuffs and they jammed," she said. "We tried everything to get them off, but we couldn't, so we had to get the fire brigade out to saw them off. She was very embarrassed."
The West Midlands Fire Service said it sent out an entire crew to deal with the emergency.
"I think there was about six firefighters in the shop and they all wanted to come along as it was the highlight of their day," Nosec said.