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  1. By Tinuola Awopetu, Court TV
    Fri Sep 30, 3:52 PM ET

    (Court TV)

    Woman accused of pelting officer with chicken wings

    Police in Smyrna, Georgia, charged a woman with assault after she used her
    meal as a weapon.

    Beverly Anne Campbell was allegedly driving in the wrong direction on a
    one-way street on September 23 when a police officer ordered her to stop.

    According to media reports, the 61-year-old woman, who had just left a
    party at a local community center, threw a plate of chicken wings at the
    officer, hit him in the neck with a two-liter bottle of Coke and then
    pummeled his face with her fists. She also attempted to incite onlookers to
    help her with her assault.

    Campbell was arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery and felony
    assault on a police officer, and a misdemeanor charge of inciting a riot,
    the reports said.

    Two other partygoers were arrested and face various charges related to the
    incident. The police officer is recovering from his injuries.

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  2. On Sat 01 Oct 2005 06:40:23a, ~patches~ wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:

    Now there is just something my warped sense of humour finds funny about
    this! LMAO

    Got wings? :-)

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    Wayne Boatwright *¿*
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  3. Dog3 said:

    By Tinuola Awopetu, Court TV
    Fri Sep 30, 3:52 PM ET

    (Court TV)

    Woman accused of pelting officer with chicken wings

    Police in Smyrna, Georgia, charged a woman with assault after she used her
    meal as a weapon.

    Beverly Anne Campbell was allegedly driving in the wrong direction on a
    one-way street on September 23 when a police officer ordered her to stop.

    According to media reports, the 61-year-old woman, who had just left a
    party at a local community center, threw a plate of chicken wings at the
    officer, hit him in the neck with a two-liter bottle of Coke and then
    pummeled his face with her fists. She also attempted to incite onlookers to
    help her with her assault.

    Campbell was arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery and felony
    assault on a police officer, and a misdemeanor charge of inciting a riot,
    the reports said.

    Two other partygoers were arrested and face various charges related to the
    incident. The police officer is recovering from his injuries.


    Now there is just something my warped sense of humour finds funny about
    this! LMAO

  4. In article <[email hidden]>,

    ~patches~ said:
    Dog3 said:

    By Tinuola Awopetu, Court TV
    Fri Sep 30, 3:52 PM ET

    (Court TV)

    Woman accused of pelting officer with chicken wings

    Police in Smyrna, Georgia, charged a woman with assault after she used her
    meal as a weapon.

    Beverly Anne Campbell was allegedly driving in the wrong direction on a
    one-way street on September 23 when a police officer ordered her to stop.

    According to media reports, the 61-year-old woman, who had just left a
    party at a local community center, threw a plate of chicken wings at the
    officer, hit him in the neck with a two-liter bottle of Coke and then
    pummeled his face with her fists. She also attempted to incite onlookers to
    help her with her assault.

    Campbell was arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery and felony
    assault on a police officer, and a misdemeanor charge of inciting a riot,
    the reports said.

    Two other partygoers were arrested and face various charges related to the
    incident. The police officer is recovering from his injuries.


    Now there is just something my warped sense of humour finds funny about
    this! LMAO

    You are not alone........ ;-D
    --
    Om.

    "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

  5. Dog3 said:


    By Tinuola Awopetu, Court TV
    Fri Sep 30, 3:52 PM ET

    (Court TV)

    Woman accused of pelting officer with chicken wings

    Police in Smyrna, Georgia, charged a woman with assault after she used her
    meal as a weapon.

    Beverly Anne Campbell was allegedly driving in the wrong direction on a
    one-way street on September 23 when a police officer ordered her to stop.

    According to media reports, the 61-year-old woman, who had just left a
    party at a local community center, threw a plate of chicken wings at the
    officer, hit him in the neck with a two-liter bottle of Coke and then
    pummeled his face with her fists. She also attempted to incite onlookers to
    help her with her assault.

    The wings can't have been very tasty.

    Now if she'd tried these ones, she wouldn't have thrown them away

    CHICKEN WINGS
    (Australian Women's Weekly Chinese Cooking Class Cookbook)

    1.5 kg (3lb) chicken wings
    1/4 cup soy sauce
    1 clove garlic
    1 tsp grated green ginger
    salt, pepper
    1 tsp sugar
    2 tbsp dry sherry
    1 tbsp honey

    Wash and dry wings, cut off wing tips and reserve for another dish or
    stock.
    In large bowl, combine marinade ingredients. Marinate chicken
    overnight, stir occasionally.

    To cook: Pour chicken wings and marinade into baking dish and bake in
    a moderate oven for 45 minutes

    Alternatively, remove from marinade and barbecue.

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