AN ALLIGATOR ASSISTED LOUISIANA TROOPERS GETTING A DRUNK DRIVER OFF OF THE ROAD.(PHOTO).

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 An alligator assisted Louisiana Troopers getting a drunk driver off of the road. This unusual incident occurred in St. Charles Parish Louisiana, on Sunday, June 7th. 40-year-old Victor Rivas was pulled over along Interstate 310 after he had crashed into a concrete barrier which resulted in two flat tires.  After officers made contact with Rivas, it became obvious he was very intoxicated. When Victor realized he was about to be arrested, he made another bad decision and jumped from the elevated section of I-310 into the swamp below. This was the beginning of a pursuit that would end with the help of some local wildlife.  Rivas was initially able to evade troopers but was later spotted walking along Highway 61. As troopers closed in on the inebriated Rivas, he once again jumped into a roadside swamp.  His luck ran out when his flight from the law captured the attention of an alligator.  Rivas was attacked by the alligator and suffered injuries to both of his arms...

COVID-19: OGUN DEPUTY GOVERNOR INSPECTS STATE INFECTIOUS DISEASE UNIT.{PHOTO}.#PRESS RELEASE.


     The Ogun State Deputy Governor, Engr. Noimot Salako-Oyedele has inspected the Infectious Disease Unit of the General Hospital, Iberekodo in Abeokuta North LGA.
The Deputy Governor, who was on an inspection visit on the directive of the Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, said the State Government was working assiduously to upgrade all essential units for the containment of the COVID-19.
Engr Salako-Oyedele was in company with the Secretary to the State Government, Tokunbo Talabi, the Chief of Staff, Mr Shuaib Salisu, the Hon. Commissioner for Health, Dr. Tomi Coker. and the Senior Special Adviser to the Governor on Political Affairs, Rt. Hon Tunji Egbetokun.
During an interview after the inspection, the Deputy Governor emphasised that the Government is on top of the matter and is working relentlessly to advanced efforts towards control the situation.
"Government is putting plans in place and making adequate preparation to protect everybody. The numbers (of concerned persons) will increase from time to time, because it depends on what kind of situation we are presented with, whether we are isolating, treating or discharging patients," she said.
The Deputy Governor, who went further to disclose that the Government was making contingency plans that would measure up in the change of events, revealed that the renovation of the isolation centre at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Ago-Iwoye was at its completion stage.

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