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Package Causes Elation: Vibrating Action Brings New Meaning to 'Mounted Patrol'

TRENTON — The police station was evacuated for over six hours Tuesday after a package addressed to the Director's office was heard ticking. Bomb-squad officers later determined that the package was harmless and allowed workers back into the building. The ticking sound heard was apparently caused by "vibrating action" inside the box.
Witnesses report that the tense drama of opening the package was suddenly shattered by laughs from the bomb-squad. "They started laughing and then took off their helmets and gloves. Everybody started laughing when the officers held up the contents of the box," said one secretary.
Though not dangerous, the contents of the parcel will likely prove explosive for city administration.

Inside the package was a life-size inflatable 'Police Woman Doll' (right enlarge). The cause of the panic was the doll's "vibrating action" mechanism, which was inadvertently activated during shipping.
A department spokesman refused to speculate about how the doll found its way to police headquarters and attempted to discount the incident as a prank. Amid sporadic laughter from reporters, the spokesman stated, "Let's be serious now. Who would want a policewoman sex toy, complete with badge, handcuffs, holster, gun and 'three willing love passages'?"
After several seconds of complete silence, the room was filled with the roar of laughter. The flustered spokesman promptly terminated the press conference.
Mayor Palmer told the K9News that he had no comment about the incident and referred all questions to the police director's office. Palmer did not respond when asked if the city planned to purchase an inflatable horse.
A statement issued from the director's office last night simply stated, "Nobody in this office has ever, or will ever,


have a romantic interest in an inflatable doll, regardless of sex, profession or career goals of the doll."
According to a detective, the Police Woman Doll has been transferred to the Evidence Room while the investigation continues.


Business group sold on Santiago, saved from making a 2nd (BIG) mistake

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In a formal statement given to police after his arrest, and obtained by the K9News, Gondorff allegedly told police:

  • "Santiago told the MTAACC that Trenton would report one of the largest short term crime reductions during the past 150 years of law enforcement, and they believed it. Based on what Santiago sold them, I figured there was enough room in Trenton for one more snake-oil salesman."
  • "I could tell they were an easy mark because according to the newspaper article, they believed the drivel. So I printed up a deed and a fake title search document for the 'Trenton Makes The World Takes' bridge and came down and met with them."
  • Police said the documents looked real enough and that the


    A con man from Stirling, NJ tried to sell the Trenton Makes bridge to a local group for $50K, after reading about how another Stirling native sold the same group an extraordinary story of his own.

    group was about to buy the bridge from Gondorff for $50K.
    "Luckily a retired detective overheard the scam and stepped in," said one officer. "This isn't the first group to be conned by the man from Stirling. We can only hope it will be the last," he continued.
    Police warned others not to fall for a similar offer. "The bridge is already owned," joked one officer. "City Council bought it last year for $100k."