Implants and handcuffs
Woman sought in theft for breast implants, surgery
Authorities are searching for a 30-year-old woman accused of stealing another woman's identity so she could get new breast implants and liposuction. A $20,000 warrant has been issued for her arrest. Officials say the enhancement scam began in September 2008, when Huntington Beach police say Yvonne Pampellonne used a stolen identity to open a line of credit. According to detectives, Pampellonne then used the credit to get breast implants and other cosmetic surgery - $12,000 worth of services - from Pacific Center for Plastic Surgery, a Huntington Beach center.
Implants
Well at least she'll look awesome in prison.
Woman arrested after shackling self to husband
An American woman handcuffed herself to her sleeping husband in an apparent attempt to resolve an argument, but police ended up breaking into their home and charging her with assault and other crimes, authorities said on Tuesday. Helen Sun, 37, handcuffed herself to Robert Drawbough as he slept in their Fairfield, Connecticut, home on Monday in an effort to reconcile their differences, police said. But when Drawbough called police with his cell phone, Sun responded by biting him on the arms and torso, police said.
Handcuffs
How not to resolve an argument.
Authorities are searching for a 30-year-old woman accused of stealing another woman's identity so she could get new breast implants and liposuction. A $20,000 warrant has been issued for her arrest. Officials say the enhancement scam began in September 2008, when Huntington Beach police say Yvonne Pampellonne used a stolen identity to open a line of credit. According to detectives, Pampellonne then used the credit to get breast implants and other cosmetic surgery - $12,000 worth of services - from Pacific Center for Plastic Surgery, a Huntington Beach center.
Implants
Well at least she'll look awesome in prison.
Woman arrested after shackling self to husband
An American woman handcuffed herself to her sleeping husband in an apparent attempt to resolve an argument, but police ended up breaking into their home and charging her with assault and other crimes, authorities said on Tuesday. Helen Sun, 37, handcuffed herself to Robert Drawbough as he slept in their Fairfield, Connecticut, home on Monday in an effort to reconcile their differences, police said. But when Drawbough called police with his cell phone, Sun responded by biting him on the arms and torso, police said.
Handcuffs
How not to resolve an argument.