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HIV, Macau, Syringe Posted on 23 September 2016 by "T".
A tourist from Mainland China used syringes and carried a fake report of being HIV positive to threaten several casino gamblers. According to Public Security Police (PSP), his intention was to compel the gamblers to place bets for him at the casino tables.
The suspect was arrested after reports of at least three men being threatened. He was apprehended through the assistance of the security sta[...] Read more » Tourist Gambler Threatens Casino Winners With “HIV” Syringe
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He was threatening these people if they didnt put bets on for him with his own money, i have never heard of anything like this before and he must be locked up for his own good
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Too many fools out there. And for sure a lock up, is not the only thing they need. They cant go like this threatening people, because it felt like it. Some casino security over there too What they were doing when he managed to threaten three different persons.
very strange man ... I can understand if it was an ordinary burglar would simply take away money ... but such an action on his part causes only confusion ... it seems that the person really something wrong with the brain, and he needs a psychiatric hospital for his own good
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wow, it seems that these gambling addicts, true degens always come up with a stupid way to satisfy their need to gamble, especially to "recover from losses", when you think that you heard the most stupid thing that you can hear, another one comes up with even more crazy plan...
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Everytime i think i have seen it all, they come up with even more ridiculous behavier. And not surprisingly it comes out of China. Those guys have a reputation of being degen gamblers, and they stick to it.
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Some people find the sight of blood or a hypodermic needle enough to cause some discomfort. I often found myself sweating about my upcoming flu shot in a clinic. When was the last time I got a shot? Maybe more than 15 years ago.
Tony_MON7ANA 9/24/2016 10:56:38 AM GMT Some people find the sight of blood or a hypodermic needle enough to cause some discomfort. I often found myself sweating about my upcoming flu shot in a clinic. When was the last time I got a shot? Maybe more than 15 years ago.
you are 15 years did not make any shots ???? you are very very healthy person ... I can only envy you ... but I do not scare syringe ... but of course if it is AIDS then of course it's scary
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WOW! It's a sad n crazy world where stuff like this can happen.... It's amazing how he even came up with this plan..... He went to great lengths to make it feel real! What a great idea though, getting good players to lay bets with your money in the chance that they will win for you. Dunno why he needs to use such remarkable threats though!
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It is a bit of weird story though. I know for sure that in blackjack tables, you can place bets in someone elses hand. You dont need to be seated for this. Unless rules have changed, since its few yesr since i last visited one
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Posted by pajalnick: you are 15 years did not make any shots ???? you are very very healthy person ... I can only envy you ... but I do not scare syringe ... but of course if it is AIDS then of course it's scary
I remember I got really sick back in 2003 or 2004 when I was still in the USA. I had a high fever with shaking chills, joint aches, cough, etc. Typical flu symptoms. I didn't want to go to hospital. So, I just took Theraflu (over the counter cold medicine), drank Gatorade (sports drink), and ate a lot of oranges and bananas. Luckily, all of my symptoms went away after a couple of days.
Edited by Tony_MON7ANA (26 September 2016 @ 16:14 GMT)
