Good Morning and how’s your Tuesday so far? Let me make you feel good about yourself. Thank your lucky stars you are not related to this gal? NORTH HUNTINGDON, Pa., March 20 (UPI) -- A Pennsylvania woman faces criminal charges after allegedly beating her sister with a prosthetic leg and threatening her neighbors, police said.
Donna Sturkie-Anthony, 41, went to her preliminary hearing with North Huntingdon District Judge Douglas Weimer, but will continue proceedings later, allowing her to attend Greenbriar Treatment Center, WTAE-TV, Pittsburgh reported.
She allegedly yanked off her sister's prosthetic leg and attacked her with it while they were arguing about Sturkie-Anthony's alcoholism, police said. Sturkie-Anthony faces charges of aggravated assault, simple assault, recklessly endangering another person and harassment for the January incident.
Police said approximately three weeks after the incident, Sturkie-Anthony took her neighbors' phone without permission and said she would burn their mobile home down if they gave testimony that could hurt her case.
She is charged with intimidation of witnesses or victims and terroristic threats, WTAE-TV said. Donna, Donna, Donna! About that drinking problem…(as I duck and hide for cover) Holey smokes! This woman was a former homecoming queen too, of Norwin High School in Pennsylvania does it surprize you? Not me she probably threatened the others into not running.
My gosh…and I thought our little queenie incident was big news…
Oh you know I think I can tell that story now…it looks like it has all blown over…but, it’s semi-long so I will save it for perhaps tomorrow or another day, I have a better one…
March 23 2008 - A man in Hawaii got in trouble with hospital officials after bringing a horse to a hospital to cheer up its owner who was admitted for a medical condition.
According to reports, the man and the stallion managed to get as far as the third floor before security put a stop to the situation.
Security was able to convince the man and horse to leave the facility without any incident.
Funnily enough, the patient informed hospital staff, "That's not my horse."
The patient reached this conclusion after being brought outside of the hospital to see the horse.
"On Kauai, we have a very warm inviting atmosphere at Wilcox," said a hospital spokesmen. "We just hope people understand this is not a place for a horse."
I have to laugh…”That’s not my Horse!” Ha ha ha
Oh well I guess the guy is lucky the person who came to visit him wasn’t DONNA swinging a prosthetic leg or something… I think Donna’s issues are not drinking alone…however…I imagine not many would drink with her….
Have a marvelous day.
A huge hug and many pats
Mart
