one of them is 
http://www.urbanledgens.com


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From:   [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Tuesday, June 20, 2000 11:18 AM
To:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:        [RR] Re: Dangerous Prank

Y'all

I accidentally deleted a page where it has hoaxes on it so can somebody 
please send me that and plus not passing it on but has anyone heard about 
this?  Please no flames for that I would check it out but I deleted a site 
where that has hoaxes on it.  

John

In a message dated 6/20/2000 11:11:09 AM Central Daylight Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

<< > ***********DANGEROUS PRANK:*****************
 > > > >
 > > > > Please read and forward to> anyone  you know
 who drives.
 > > > >
 > > > >
 > > > >> My name is Captain Abraham Sands of the
 Jacksonville,  Florida
 Police
 > > > >> Department.I have been asked by state and
 local  authorities 
 to
 write
 > > > >> this email in order to get the word out to
 car drivers of a  
 very
 > > > >> dangerous
 > > > >> prank that is occurring in numerous states.
 > > > >> Some person or persons have been affixing
 hypodermic needles  
 to
 the
 > > > >> underside of gas pump handles. These needles
 appear to be 
 infected
 > > > >> with
 > > > >> HIV positive blood. In the Jacksonville area
 alone there have 
 been
 17
 > > > >> cases of people being stuck by these needles
 over the past 
 five
 > > > >> months.
 > > > >> We have verified reports of at least 12
 others in various  
 states
 > > > >> around
 > > > >> the country.It is believed that these may be
 copy cat  
 incidents
 due
 > > to
 > > > >> someone reading about the crimes or seeing
 them reported on 
 the
 > > > >> television.
 > > > >> At this point no one has been arrested and
 catching the
 > > perpetrator(s)
 > > > >has
 > > > >> become our top priority.
 > > > >> Shockingly,of the 17 people who where stuck,
 eight have  
 tested HIV
 > > > >> positive and because of the nature of the
 disease, the others 
 could
 > > > >> test
 > > > >> positive in a couple years.
 > > > >> Evidently the consumers go to fill their car 
 with gas, and 
 when
 > > > >> picking up
 > > > >> the pumphandle get stuck with the infected 
 needle. IT IS
 IMPERATIVE
 > > TO
 > > > >> CAREFULLY CHECK THE HANDLE of  the gas pump
 each time you use 
 one.
 > > LOOK
 > > > >> AT
 > > > >> EVERY SURFACE YOUR HAND MAY TOUCH, INCLUDING
 UNDER THE HANDLE.
 > > > >> If you do find a needle affixed to one,
 immediately contact  
 your
 > > local
 > > > >> police department so they can collect the
 evidence.
 > > > >> ***********PLEASE HELP US BY MAINTAINING A
 VIGILANCE AND BY
 > > FORWARDING
 > > > >> THIS EMAIL TO ANYONE YOU KNOW WHO DRIVES. THE
 MORE PEOPLE WHO  
 KNOW
 > > OF
 > > > >> THIS THE BETTER PROTECTED WE CAN ALL BE. >>
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