Linda Reynolds wrote: > >Hi All, > > > >A bit of New Zealand Chile News.... > > > >- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - > > > >New Zealand Herald - Front Page - Wednesday, January 28th, 98 > > > >Let us Spray - Police Cop an arresting Taste > > > >(Photograph of Policeman kneeling with head in a bucket of water) > > > >Caption: This bucket of water was a sight for sore eyes for Constable John > >Burton yesterday after he had a taste of pepper spray. Twenty police > >officers from Wellington volunteered for an eyeful of the potent oleoresin > >capsicum spray, which one said felt as if "someone has put a hot poker in > >your eye." > > .......I just heard on the radio yesterday that there is some bill that is > trying to get passed (not sure if it's state or federal wide) to make using > pepper spray on a police ossifer (you being the bad guy and he not > volunteering) would become a felony. They certainly have no sense of > humor......I wonder if we would get thrown in the clinck if (like in one > guys story a few months or more ago) if they pulled you over and asked to > sniff your vile of substance, and found it to be pepper powder???? Yikes, > possession could be dangerous? > > Linda It is not true that there will be a New Zealand constable stationed outside all McDonalds restaurants armed with a pepper spray for the use of patrons who find the food too bland. Tony Flynn