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Security Guards Accused of Poisoning Boss' Coffee Using Eye Drops - Vimarsana News

Security Guards Accused of Poisoning Boss' Coffee Using Eye Drops

Ingesting eye drops can cause sleepiness, low blood pressure, dangerously slow heart rate and, in some cases, death.

Woman Arrested for Drugging Boyfriend's Drink Because He Talked Too Much - Vimarsana News

Woman Arrested for Drugging Boyfriend's Drink Because He Talked Too Much

A Jacksonville, Florida woman was arrested this week after she allegedly admitted to drugging her boyfriend’s drink because he talked too much.

Florida woman poisoned boyfriend then called police so he wouldn't die – 850 WFTL - Vimarsana News

Florida woman poisoned boyfriend then called police so he wouldn't die – 850 WFTL

A Florida woman is now facing charges after she allegedly poisoned her boyfriend to "shut him up," and then called police so that he wouldn't die. The incident

Sheriff: Florida woman poisoned boyfriend to 'shut him up,' then called deputies 'so he wouldn't die' - Vimarsana News

Sheriff: Florida woman poisoned boyfriend to 'shut him up,' then called deputies 'so he wouldn't die'

The Florida woman allegedly admitted to poisoning her boyfriend, telling deputies, “I gave him just enough to shut him up and called y'all so he wouldn't die." As they arrested her, she continued, "Do whatever you want. If you don't take me, I will kill him."

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Rob Wild, a British expatriate who lives in South Africa's Western Cape province, said he and his family were admiring their newly-decorated artificial Christmas tree when they spotted a 4-foot-long boomslang, one of the more venomous snakes in Africa, hiding among the ornaments and called in a snake catcher to take it away.