Police said a University of Iowa student was arrested after trying to "lighten up" a graduation ceremony by throwing toilet paper into the crowd. Investigators said Robert Koehler, 22, who was not graduating, was arrested after tossing toilet paper into the crowd of students during the University of Iowa College of Liberal Arts commencement ceremony Saturday. He has pleaded not guilty to a charge of disorderly conduct.
A Niles, Illinois, man said someone posing as a doctor used toothpicks for acupuncture and gave him expired medication. Police said the man responded to an ad in a Bulgarian-language newspaper on April 23rd and met with the man claiming to be a doctor at a closed medical clinic. The victim told police the man used toothpicks to give him acupuncture on his chest and gave him pills labeled "Prosperous Farmer Dietary Supplements," which had expired in February 2002.
Police said a University of Iowa student was arrested after trying to "lighten up" a graduation ceremony by throwing toilet paper into the crowd. Investigators said Robert Koehler, 22, who was not graduating, was arrested after tossing toilet paper into the crowd of students during the University of Iowa College of Liberal Arts commencement ceremony Saturday. He has pleaded not guilty to a charge of disorderly conduct. 
A Niles, Illinois, man said someone posing as a doctor used toothpicks for acupuncture and gave him expired medication. Police said the man responded to an ad in a Bulgarian-language newspaper on April 23rd and met with the man claiming to be a doctor at a closed medical clinic. The victim told police the man used toothpicks to give him acupuncture on his chest and gave him pills labeled "Prosperous Farmer Dietary Supplements," which had expired in February 2002.
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