In an incident straight out of Steven Spielberg's 'Catch Me If You Can,' a 24-year-old man has been arrested for posing as a Singapore Airlines pilot.
On Thursday (Apr 25), paramilitary forces at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi nabbed Sangeet Singh, a UP resident. The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) spotted Singh strolling near the airport skywalk dressed in a pilot's uniform and carrying a fake identity card.
In western Canada, an animal welfare group faces a daunting task: caring for approximately 300 cats, all seemingly healthy. The challenge arose when a man, feeling "overwhelmed," reached out for help, revealing a home overrun by cats and kittens.
How did the man collect 300 cats?
The answer to the question is Bruce Robinson who rescued them. He explained to the British Columbia SPCA that he had taken in abandoned cats during the pandemic, but after losing his job, the cost became overwhelming.
In South Korea, a teenager has been arrested for attempting to open an aeroplane emergency door mid-flight. As per a News 8000 report, after an investigation by the Incheon Airport police, the 19-year-old tested positive for drugs.
What happened?
On June 19th, a red-eye flight en route from the Philippines to Seoul, South Korea, became the scene of 'turbulence' after a 19-year-old Korean man tried to open the plane's door.
A California family has stumbled upon a surprising treasure hidden within the basement crawlspace of their Los Angeles house: over 1 million pennies. They made the remarkable discovery when they began cleaning out their father's former home in Pico-Union, Los Angeles.
The discovery has left the family with an intriguing dilemma, a champagne problem if you will what to do with such an enormous amount of money.