NEW YORK (Reuters) - Dozens of children at a Baltimore-area elementary school were stung by bees after stumbling upon them during a science lesson on Thursday, fire department officials said.
The entire second-grade class of about 100 students at Deep Creek Elementary School was studying trees in nearby woods when one child disturbed a nest of bees.
The distressed bees stung 47 children, two of whom suffered a mild allergic reaction.
This was the first arrest since more than 130 light posts had been stolen throughout the city within the past six weeks
Sounds like something from the old "Crooks are stupid" bits on the radio.rack'm said:
I don't think the same guy took all 130 poles. Maybe he was building a pier. Maybe his backyard was dark and he needed to hang 130 lights???aps45819 said:What the hell can you do with a light pole? And why would you want 130 of them?
What kind of class has 100 kids in it???jazz lady said:
It was the "entire second grade class" which in this case I believe that it is made up of 4 classes of second graders.gumby said:What kind of class has 100 kids in it???
i was thinking the same thing.aps45819 said:What the hell can you do with a light pole? And why would you want 130 of them?
They are made of either steel, aluminum or fiberglass. I'm guessing this one was alum. or fiberglass because a 30' steel pole is heavy!!itsbob said:What are they made of?? And how much is that metal worth per poound? Heard a similar story a few years back about manhole covers.. people were stealing them and getting $$$ for them.