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Woman Allegedly Blows Up Pee Sample In A 7-Eleven Microwave

  

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Via:  badfish-hd-h-u  •  8 years ago  •  18 comments

Woman Allegedly Blows Up Pee Sample In A 7-Eleven Microwave


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Urine trouble now!



A woman in Aurora, Colorado, has been cited for property damage after she allegedly used a 7-Eleven microwave to heat up a white plastic bottle filled with urine on Thursday morning.



The bottle blew up in the process, and the pee ended up dripping out of the microwave, according to Denver NBC affiliate KUSA.



When the bottle exploded, 26-year-old Angelique Sanchez allegedly left the convenience store. 



As you might expect, the on-duty clerk was pissed.



She told police she threatened to call law enforcement  if Sanchez didn’t clean up the mess, according to KOAA, the NBC affiliate in Pueblo.



According to the police report, Sanchez did  come back and wiped up the microwave, but she apparently just took napkins and wiped the substance on the floor before walking out again.




That’s when police were called.



Responding officers found Sanchez at a nearby clinic where she was due to  take a urinalysis test for a potential employer, according to the Associated Press.



When confronted, Sanchez reportedly  told the police officer that “she had cleaned up the mess and did not understand the problem,” according to a police report obtained by KUSA.



“When I reminded her that urine blew up where people prepare their food, she told me it was not real urine,” the officer wrote in the report.



Sanchez was cited for damaging the $500 microwave and she was not allowed to take her drug test that day.



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Larry Hampton
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2  Larry Hampton    8 years ago

Wow, how gross! This does highlight an issue that is going to drastically become more concerning, that of testing for pot. Employers find themselves facing new societal norms that effect their hiring and human resources.

 
 
 
Hal A. Lujah
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2.2  Hal A. Lujah  replied to  Larry Hampton @2    8 years ago
Employers find themselves facing new societal norms that effect their hiring and human resources.

I saw an article last week stating the many companies are now removing marijuana from their testing requirement.  Wont be long before nobody ever tests for it, IMO.  

 
 
 
Hal A. Lujah
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2.2.3  Hal A. Lujah  replied to    8 years ago

I think you smoked pot in 5th grade English class.

 
 
 
Paula Bartholomew
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3  Paula Bartholomew    8 years ago

 the on-duty clerk was pissed

As the old saying goes..."Better pissed off than pissed on."  If she was near the microwave when it exploded, she most likely was both.

 
 

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