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http://news.yahoo.com/man-charged-forging-drug-test-using-fake-penis-172600573.html
A St. Louis-area man was arrested and charged March 21 for allegedly forging a drug test in St. Charles County. Sydney Levin, 34, supposedly used a prosthetic penis to fake a drug test as part of his probation from past crimes. Instead, police caught him in the act and arrested him. CBS News reports the convict used a device that has fake "medical grade urine" that can be warmed. The company that makes the prosthetic organ claims it is "discreet." Levin might want to ask for his money back.
* The device used in the alleged forgery is called a Whizzinator. Levin made international headlines when Britain's Daily Mail wrote an article on how the suspect may have perpetrated the crime. The prosthetic can be filled with someone else's urine or a synthetic substitute. The liquid can then be warmed using heating pads. Photos of the device are also on the British newspaper's website.
* Levin has a dozens of court records for traffic tickets, but more serious offenses happened around 2008 to the present. The suspect's first major run-in with the law happened from a felony marijuana possession charge from October 2008. He was given five years' probation for the guilty plea in February 2009. Levin's probation was revoked in May 2011.
* The suspect also pleaded guilty to stealing in February 2009 and is serving a concurrent sentence with the marijuana possession charge. Thus far, he served seven days in jail in April 2009 for a second pot arrest.
* In May 2010, Levin was indicted for leaving the scene of an injury accident. He pleaded guilty a year later.
* The suspect faces up to seven years in jail for the current class C felony charge. Possession of a forging instrumentality, on the books since 1979, consists of someone possessing "any plate, mold, instrument or device for making or altering... anything ... ."
http://news.yahoo.com/man-charged-forging-drug-test-using-fake-penis-172600573.html
A St. Louis-area man was arrested and charged March 21 for allegedly forging a drug test in St. Charles County. Sydney Levin, 34, supposedly used a prosthetic penis to fake a drug test as part of his probation from past crimes. Instead, police caught him in the act and arrested him. CBS News reports the convict used a device that has fake "medical grade urine" that can be warmed. The company that makes the prosthetic organ claims it is "discreet." Levin might want to ask for his money back.
* The device used in the alleged forgery is called a Whizzinator. Levin made international headlines when Britain's Daily Mail wrote an article on how the suspect may have perpetrated the crime. The prosthetic can be filled with someone else's urine or a synthetic substitute. The liquid can then be warmed using heating pads. Photos of the device are also on the British newspaper's website.
* Levin has a dozens of court records for traffic tickets, but more serious offenses happened around 2008 to the present. The suspect's first major run-in with the law happened from a felony marijuana possession charge from October 2008. He was given five years' probation for the guilty plea in February 2009. Levin's probation was revoked in May 2011.
* The suspect also pleaded guilty to stealing in February 2009 and is serving a concurrent sentence with the marijuana possession charge. Thus far, he served seven days in jail in April 2009 for a second pot arrest.
* In May 2010, Levin was indicted for leaving the scene of an injury accident. He pleaded guilty a year later.
* The suspect faces up to seven years in jail for the current class C felony charge. Possession of a forging instrumentality, on the books since 1979, consists of someone possessing "any plate, mold, instrument or device for making or altering... anything ... ."
http://news.yahoo.com/man-charged-forging-drug-test-using-fake-penis-172600573.html