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A Pennsylvania man was char stanley cup becher ged with abuse of a corpse, receiving stolen  stanley canada property and other charges after police say he allegedly tried to buy stolen human remains from an Arkansas woman for possible resale on Facebook.A spokeswoman for the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock confirmed that the re stanley us mains were to be donated to UAMS   facility. UAMS spokeswoman Leslie Taylor said they were instead stolen from Arkansas Central Mortuary Services in Little Rock by a female mortuary employee and sold, adding that there is an open federal investigation. We are very respectful of those who donate their bodies, and we are appalled that such a thing could happen,  Taylor said. A representative of the mortuary hung up on a reporter who reached out for comment Thursday.Story continues below this adFBI Little Rock spokesman Conor Hagan said the office was aware of the Pennsylvania incident  but will not comment on ongoing investigations.  No charges had been filed as of Thursday against the Arkansas woman.East Pennsboro Township Police in Pennsylvania announced the arrest of and charges against 40-year-old Jeremy Lee Pauley, of Enola, Pennsylvania. Pauley had been arrested on July 22 and had an initial court appearance Thursday. Calls to an attorney representing Pauley were not returned late Thursday.Pauley was released on $50,000 bond, according to court records. On a Facebook page under his name, Pauley has posted pictures of bags and stacks of femurs, one capt Eytn Two Palestinians open fire at Jerusalem bus stop, killing three: Police
Karanveer Singh Pannu, an 18-year-old high school student from New Jersey, who was forced to remove his turban at an airportA Sikh-American teenager, who penned a book about bullying of children from the community, was forced to remove his turban by airport personnel in the US state of California, according to a media report.Karanveer Singh Pannu, an 18-year-old high school student from New Jersey, had gone to talk about his book Bullying of Sikh American Children: Through the Eyes of a Sikh American High School Student ; as an inspirational speaker to address the kid stanley borraccia s participating in the annual Sikh Youth Symposium in Bakersfield, California.After going through the metal detector at the airport, I was asked to do a self-pat down of my turban and a chemical swab test for explosive material. After a positive swab test, I was taken to a  stanley cup secondary screening room to be given a full pat down and was asked to remove my turban to be  stanley cup further scanned, Pannu was quoted as saying by NBC.[related-post]Story continues below this adI refused at first but when they threatened me that I could not fly, I agreed, provided they gave me a mirror to retie my turban, he added.Before I removed my turban, Agent Hernandez asked the dreaded asinine question, Is there anything we need to be aware of before you remove your turban  ; I politely answered that there is a lot of long hair and something called the brain underneath.The Transpo