Judge: Hairspray triggered teen's alcohol monitor

DeFUNIAK SPRINGS, Fla. (AP) -- A judge ruled that constant exposure to hairspray set off a teen's alcohol monitoring device - not consumption of alcohol. Based on evidence presented Thursday, Judge Kelvin Wells said he wouldn't revoke the pre-trial release of a 17-year-old teen. The teen was wearing the anklet under a court order. The device issued an alert in July after three separate readings showed she had alcohol in her system...More...Twitter Political Roast---Domain Names

Child used by alcohol smugglers to cover beer

Australia - Alcohol smugglers have taken to hiding beer under sleeping children in cars, Northern Territory Police say. Police were searching cars near Alice Springs at the weekend that they believed were on their way to remote Aboriginal communities, where alcohol is banned. During a search they found a young, unrestrained child asleep in the back seat of a car on top of a carton of beer. --More