Man flushed £20 notes down the toilet after bank said they were fake

Banks in the Western Isles became suspicious of the notes prompting an inquiry by police who have so far found no fake money.

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A businessman tore up and flushed a handful of £20 notes down the toilet after his bank told him they were fake - only later the police told him they were genuine.

The man, who does not wish to be named, was among a number of businessman led to believe their cash was counterfeit on the Western Isles after bank staff became suspicious of £10 and £20 notes.

A police inquiry was launched on the Isle of Lewis three weeks ago amid fears of a well-organized counterfeiting operation.

This was followed by many of the local shops which stopped accepting £10 and £20 notes and purchased ultra-violet scanners in a bid to catch the counterfeit notes.

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XXX Painted on Shed

A nude image of a couple having oral sex painted on a backyard shed is outraging some residents of a Northeast Albuquerque neighborhood.

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The painting appeared in the Holiday Park area, and some neighbors quickly expressed their outrage to the homeowner. Three days later the painting remained on the shed but was partially covered by a black garbage bag.

Albuquerque police say they are investigating, the homeowner told them she is not responsible for the painting on her shed.

Neighbors later put up a large tarp to cover the shed from children, and said they would donate paint to the homeowner so she can cover it up.

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Drunken dude attempts to smash a watermelon with his head.

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