Bone in Bumble Bee tuna causes $100,00 lawsuit, and more

Bone in Bumble Bee tuna causes $100,00 lawsuit

A New York man is suing Bumble Bee tuna for $100,000, claiming he found a bone in his tuna. Private investigator Robert McKenna, 57, says he choked for more than a minute on the 11/2 -inch bone, and while there was no long-term physical damage, he says the incident ended his lifelong love affair with sandwiches made from the tasty, omega-3-rich fish. “I can’t even be near tuna now,” says McKenna. “Like a fish fillet sandwich? Forget it.”

Ohio police arrest man for mowing neglected city park

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An Ohio man has been arrested and charged with disorderly conduct for mowing the grass in a neglected public park. John Hamilton, 48, admits he continued mowing the foot-high grass in Sandusky’s Central Park after park officials asked him to stop, but says that since budget cuts forced the city to scale back mowing operations, the park had become an eyesore. “I was only trying to save the city some money,” Hamilton said.