Woman Finds Man Spraying Saltwater on Shoes in Library

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A woman reported to Cincinnati police that she experienced a strange incident at a University of Cincinnati library, where a man crawled under a table and used a syringe to spray saltwater onto her shoes. The unusual behavior has raised concerns about public safety and the mental state of individuals engaging in such actions. Questions have arisen regarding potential legal consequences for the man involved, including the possibility of imprisonment. The incident highlights ongoing discussions about bizarre behaviors in public spaces and the societal implications of such actions.
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A woman told Cincinnati police that she heard a noise and then felt something cold on her feet. Police said a man crawled under a table at a University of Cincinnati library and used a syringe to spray saltwater onto the woman's shoes.[continued]
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/05/29/ap/strange/main4136265.shtml?source=search_story
 
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Yeah, I heard this on Bob and Tom this morning...why are people so fu%%ed up these days?
 
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will he goto prison? What a wierdo
 
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