Woman cuts off cheating ex-husband’s genitals, flushes them down the toilet

In an act of vengeance, a woman cut off her ex-husband’s penis and testicles after she discovered that he cheated on her while they were still married.

One Ms. Lee, 58 years old, cut off the genitals of her ex-husband Mr. Chen, 56, in Hukou, Taiwan, on Wednesday, July 24, as reported by The Sun on Friday, July 26. Lee and Chen have divorced less than a month ago. But Chen is financially supported by Lee since he has been unemployed for two years.


After inviting Chen over for sex, Lee cut off his genitals with a sharp pair of scissors, soaked them in acid, then flushed them down the toilet, as per report. He was only left with one centimeter of flesh in his genital area.

The police were alerted when Chen called to report the assault at 8:50 p.m., after he was able to lock himself in the bathroom.

“While the victim had his pants down, the suspect used a pair of scissors to cut off his genitals.” Xinhu Precinct deputy chief Kao Kai-long was quoted as saying.

Lee was said to have exclaimed, “If I can’t have it, no one else can” as she attacked Chen. The authorities were no longer able to recover Chen’s genitals. Meanwhile, Lee was found unconscious in the scene, after she attempted to kill herself with sleeping pills.


The ex-couple is currently being treated at the National Taiwan University Hospital, Zhudong branch. As per report, the doctors would have not been able to attach the man’s genitals even if the authorities found them because it “would have been contaminated with bacteria” by then, and chances of him regaining sexual functions would be “extremely low.”

Police are waiting for the ex-couple to recover before charging and detaining Lee. Hannah Mallorca/JB

source: newsinfo.inquirer.net

Man demanding straw attacks fast food employee, gets arrested

One man from St. Petersburg, Florida in the United States was recently captured assaulting a McDonald’s employee. The reason behind his outburst? A straw.

The video was recorded by Kinie Biandudi, a witness of the incident, and was shared all over social media by her brother TJ on Dec. 31. In the video, the man, identified by reports as Daniel Taylor, can be seen putting his hands on the employee, Yasmine James, who was standing behind the counter.


“My mom and sis Kinie Biandudi recorded this today… All started because he wanted a straw,” he wrote on Facebook.

In the video, Taylor forcefully grabs James by her shirt’s collar and pulls her towards him on the counter. James retaliates and defends herself by hitting him back before being pried away by fellow employees. In the end, Taylor can be heard demanding for a refund.

Taylor apparently walked to the counter to get a straw, but started screaming at the employees when he could not find any, as per ABC Action News on Jan. 2.

“He was yelling and walking toward the counter and the young lady behind the counter told him that it’s the law now that we’re not allowed to have straws in the lobby,” Biandudi was quoted as saying.

As per the report, the law took effect just last Jan. 1 and prohibits restaurants from having straws available in the open in the hopes of completely banning them by 2020. Customers must instead ask for straws should they want one.


Meanwhile, Biandudi also took to her Facebook on Jan. 2 to share that James was not fired by McDonald’s.

“The young girl said she used to box,” she wrote. “After this fight he came back and went behind the counter and tried to fight the manager. The guy left before the cops arrived.”

It was reported that Taylor also tried to kick another employee on the stomach while on his way out of the restaurant. He was eventually arrested and charged with two counts of simple battery. Cody Cepeda/JB

source: newsinfo.inquirer.net

Court to probe singer Chris Brown's community service records

LOS ANGELES - Prosecutors on Tuesday asked a court to find R&B singer Chris Brown in violation of his probation because they say community service records stemming from his 2009 assault on girlfriend Rihanna contain "significant discrepancies."

Brown is scheduled to appear at a hearing on Wednesday in Los Angeles, at which time a judge could decide to revoke the "Don't Wake Me Up" singer's probation.

But Brown's attorney, Mark Geragos, told Reuters the allegations are "scurrilous, libelous and defamatory."

"The prosecution has lost their collective minds," Geragos said. "I'm going to seek sanctions against the (district attorney's) office for bringing a frivolous motion."

Brown pleaded guilty in 2009 to beating and punching R&B singer Rihanna and was sentenced to five years probation, 180 days of community service and domestic violence counseling.

The community service involved tasks like cutting grass, picking up trash and removing graffiti. He was allowed to complete it in his home state of Virginia.

"After a thorough review of all documents and evidence submitted to the court it appears there are significant discrepancies indicating at best sloppy documentation and, at worst fraudulent reporting," Los Angeles Deputy District Attorney Mary Murray said in a court filing on Tuesday.

Murray cited three occasions when she said Brown was not at the recorded location of his community service and instead performing or traveling, once on a private jet bound for Cancun, Mexico.

Brown, in another instance, never stripped or waxed the floors at a Virginia community center as a report said he did, according to the 19-page court document.

Murray also accused Virginia authorities of poor and incorrect management of the singer's service and records, and said his community service case should be transferred to Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg in November praised Brown for "actually working diligently to complete all the things the court has required of you."

R&B singer Rihanna and Brown have recently rekindled their romance and are dating again, Rihanna told Rolling Stone magazine last week.

Brown was in a brawl last month with fellow singer Frank Ocean outside a West Hollywood recording studio. A police report indicates he punched Ocean in the face but Ocean said over the weekend he did not want Brown prosecuted. — Reuters

source: gmanetwork.com