Coleraine man bites friend's ear in chicken wing dispute
by: ALEXANDRA WEAVER
28 Jun, 2011 04:00 AM
A YOUNG professional who savagely bit the ear of an acquaintance during a drunken dispute over a chicken wing has been fined $1500.
Theodore Herring, 24, of McLeod Street, Coleraine, pleaded guilty to intentionally causing injury.
He was convicted by magistrate Stephen Myall, who said it was important to deter others from committing similar offences.
Portland Magistrates Court yesterday heard Herring spent the early hours of February 20 this year drinking with friends in central Hamilton.
About 4.30am he ventured to a fast food outlet on Thompson Street, where a man he knew from high school had just bought two chicken wings.
Police prosecutor Sergeant Sandra Skilton told the court Herring asked for some food and became violent when his request was refused.
He threw his victim to the ground, causing him to fall face-down on the footpath, and then lay on his back.Herring proceeded to place his mouth over the man’s left ear and bite down heavily before leaving.His victim required 12 stitches to his ear lobe, and later told police he expected to lose a large piece of flesh due to the attack.
Defence counsel Pat Howman said his client was given one chicken wing by his acquaintance and turned on the man after being denied the second one.
He said Herring, who holds a science degree in environmental management and ecology and works in the mining industry, left the area mainly due to disbelief at what had happened.The 24-year-old had offered repeated apologies to his victim but was yet to receive a reply.“If alcohol hadn’t been involved, this incident would never had got to where it did,” Mr Howman said, adding that Herring’s drinking began after he played in a cricket match. Sergeant Skilton said the community had become frustrated with drunken street violence involving innocent victims.
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shooting pilot tonight
We will be taping for American Wing King tonight starting around 6pm at Francescas Pizza Pasta & Grill, 127 Ark Rd,Mount Laurel, NJ 08054... I heard a rumor that the owner Gus might have a few free wings for the first 20 guests..This is not definite, but.. thats just what I heard...ALL ARE WELCOME TONIGHT!!!!!
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PILOT EPISODE
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Thursday, December 30, 2010
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Chicken Wings Burn Down Apartment
Cooking chicken wings starts Tampa apartment fire
Posted: 10/10/2010
By: Chad Cookler
TAMPA - A man's attempt to cook chicken wings Sunday afternoon sparked a fire that damaged several Tampa apartments.
According to Tampa Fire Rescue, 23-year-old Zachary Lesinski was frying the wings around 1 p.m. when the grease boiled over onto the stovetop and caught fire.
Lesinski tried to smother the blaze but couldn't so he called 9-1-1 as he ran out his home, located at the Cove Apartments on Westshore Blvd.
Firefighters got the flames under control in about 20 minutes and were able to stop the fire from consuming the entire building.
The fire did moderate damage to Lesinski's apartment and caused some smoke and water damage in 3 other apartments. Damage to the building is estimated at $100,000.
The American Red Cross is helping those displaced by the fire.
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Championship Sports Bar & Grill - home of the garlic Parmesan wings????

Championship Sports Bar & Grill
by: Elyse Convery
I see a lot of rock shows for my boyfriend AJ's band at a bar called Championships in Trenton NJ. Usually when I get food there I'll get a burger and fries or a cheesesteak. But I always see the part of the menu that says "home of the garlic Parmesan wings".
Today, I got them, and they were delicious. It took a while for the wings to come out because of how large the show was. The bar is small, but the music crowd they bring in Is huge. I listened to a band play while I waited, and then the wings came.
I ordered 12 instead of 6 because I was really hungry. The garlic Parmesan wings were the right choice. They were tangy, but not spicy. They had just enough sauce that wasn't sticky but stayed on the chicken. The wings were fried, which I liked.
Usually, when you think chicken wings, there are hot wings, mild wings, and barbecue wings. The garlic Parmesan wings were something I've never tried before, but I was not disappointed.
931 Chambers Street
Trenton, NJ 08611
(609) 396-5457
http://www.yelp.com/biz/championship-sports-cafe-trenton
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Red Bull gives you wings. Chicken wings in your pants give you an arrest
Red Bull gives you wings. Chicken wings in your pants give you an arrest
By Jay Ditzer
WLKY.com
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Louisville man is facing theft charges after police said he stuffed a box of chicken wings down his pants.
According to arrest records, Carlos N. Key, 24, was seen by a Sav-A-Lot store employee putting a box of chicken wings into his waistband.
He then attempted to leave the store, police said.
Story: Prison for pal of 'Barefoot Bandit' in botched string cheese-in-pants heist
According to arrest records, an off-duty corrections officer detained Key until police arrived.
Key told police that he was just trying to feed his son, according to arrest reports.
Key is charged with theft by unlawful taking and shoplifting.
By Jay Ditzer
WLKY.com
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Louisville man is facing theft charges after police said he stuffed a box of chicken wings down his pants.
According to arrest records, Carlos N. Key, 24, was seen by a Sav-A-Lot store employee putting a box of chicken wings into his waistband.
He then attempted to leave the store, police said.
Story: Prison for pal of 'Barefoot Bandit' in botched string cheese-in-pants heist
According to arrest records, an off-duty corrections officer detained Key until police arrived.
Key told police that he was just trying to feed his son, according to arrest reports.
Key is charged with theft by unlawful taking and shoplifting.
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