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Here are today's Redneck Headlines:
#1 - Man Carjacks Toy Car
#2 - Saved by the Belt
#3 - $15 Million Dollar iPhone Bling

A Florida man approached a teenage boy with a gun and demanded he hand over his car - his remote control car.

According to police, 35-year-old Efrain Burgos-Delgado went up to the 16-year-old, held up a gun, and took his toy car.

The teen told Osceoloa County Sheriff's Deputies that Burgos-Delgado took off, then came back and stole the kid's phone before fleeing again.

When he was arrested Burgos-Delgado allegedly told authorities he sold the car to buy drugs. The phone, which was still in his possession, was returned to the boy.

Burgos-Delgado was charged with armed robbery, aggravated assault, false imprisonment, grand theft, dealing in stolen property, petty theft and resisting without violence. (Huffington Post)

 

A Philadelphia grocery store worker was saved by his belt buckle when he walked into the middle of a shootout.

Bienvenido Reynoso, 38,  was in the doorway when someone one the street started shooting. "I went outside and heard the shots and I hit the floor," said Reynoso.

Bullets flew for a while, one even striking a pound cake that was just above Reynoso's head.

When the shootout was over Reynoso got up, lucky to be alive. He had no idea how lucky.

It wasn't until later, that Reynoso noticed something sticking out of his belt buckle. That something was a bullet.

A man outside the store was shot in the stomach and was hospitalized in critical condition, police said.

Police arrested a 24-year-old suspect and charged him with attempted murder and aggravated assault. (Huffington Post)

 

And you thought your smart-phone was expensive.

A Hong Kong businessman recently hired a Liverpool craftsman Stuart Hughes to bling out his iPhone 5 with jewels, including a 26-carat black diamond, said to be worth $14.5 million.

That's not all, the iPhone valued at $15 million also includes 600 white diamonds, a solid gold shell and 53 more diamonds decorating the Apple logo on the phone's back. The black diamond, which is a family heirloom, serves as the phone's home button.

This isn't the first time Hughes has blinged out a phone. In the past, he's made iPhones worth $153,000, and another with 500 diamonds that's worth an estimated $9 million. And, after spending all that money, you'll still have to pay your monthly service charges. (CNN)

 

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