Two British men have been banned from a restaurant in Brighton for eating too much from the 'all-you-can-eat' menu. George Dalmon and Andy Miles pop into the Mongolian restaurant Gobi twice a month, reports the BBC, paying £12 each. After the pair ate five bowls of food – each – at their last visit, the owner called them "filthy pigs" and told them to get out. "As we were eating the last bowl, the owner came up and said never to come back again, we're disgusting, and we're eating him out of business, so we're nothing but filthy pigs," says Mr Dalmon. "So, I was quite shocked about this and I asked him if he was joking and he replied 'no, I'm definitely not, I've had it with you two, that's it'." The owner, Peter Westgate, admitted he'd called them "filthy pigs". "Like when the shark shuts its eyes before it feeds, they're like that," he told the BBC. "They just get to the buffet and whatever happens, they just pile it in Read more: http://www.3news.co.nz/All-you-can-eat-diners-banned-for-eating-too-much/tabid/417/articleID/271556/Default.aspx#ixzz2Gh1goAOk EAST BREMERTON — A woman carrying a gun tried to rob the Sheridan Mini Mart late Thursday, but the clerk, who was on the phone, couldn't be bothered, according to Bremerton police. The suspect came into the convenience store, on Sheridan Road at Pine Road, about 10 p.m. The clerk noticed she was clutching a gun, but at first thought it was a joke, police said. The suspect told the clerk to unload the till. The clerk said he was busy and kept talking on the phone. The robbery suspect then left, police said. Police, helped by a tracking dog, couldn't find the suspect. Read more: http://www.kitsapsun.com/news/2012/dec/28/east-bremerton-clerk-says-hes-too-busy-for/#ixzz2Gh7F042G

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http://www.3news.co.nz/Inmate-arrested-for-refusing-to-leave-prison/tabid/417/articleID/240830/Default.aspx Inmate arrested for refusing to leave prison Most people can't wait to leave jail, but one northern Arizona inmate has been charged with trespassing after refusing to leave the Coconino County lockup. Coconino County Sheriff's Office spokesman Gerry Blair says 44-year-old Martin Batieni Kombate was arrested in Flagstaff last week for trespassing and was scheduled for release Monday on his own recognisance on the charge. But when detention officers from the sheriff's office showed up to escort him out, Kombate allegedly said he wasn't leaving and was staying because he couldn't find his wallet. Blair tells The Associated Press that Kombate was disorderly in a jail cell, would not leave, so the police were called and Kombate was arrested. Blair says Kombate remains in jail. Read more: http://www.3news.co.nz/Inmate-arrested-for-refusing-to-leave-prison/tabid/417/articleID/240830/Default.aspx#ixzz2Gh1Fdarc