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Posted by samzenpus on Thursday November 12, 2009 @11:50AM from the surprise-passenger dept.

A German car thief got a little more than he bargained for when he stole a van that was transporting Circus Probst's five-year-old lion. A few hours later the van was found crashed into a road sign and the thief has yet to be found. Caesar the lion was unhurt but appeared to be suffering from some indigestion.

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Obvious question: (Score:2)

by skine ( 1524819 ) writes:

Is there any human blood/flesh inside the van?
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  by Jiro ( 131519 ) writes:
  
  The indigestion remark was invented by the usual Slashdot accuracy and isn't in the real article.
Sorry (Score:2)

by bcmm ( 768152 ) writes:

"Jesus Christ, it's a lion."
Maybe... (Score:2, Interesting)

by Bearded Frog ( 1562519 ) writes:

Perhaps the lion was the thief all along.
Lion On Board (Score:2)

by v1 ( 525388 ) writes:

sure beats OnStar
Burp! Excuse me! (Score:2)

by Neanderthal Ninny ( 1153369 ) writes:

Says that lion.
Here is something similar I found a awhile back in an alligator:
http://13gb.com/pictures/326/ [13gb.com]
I Stole a Computer and I Found an Intel Inside (Score:2)

by Antiocheian ( 859870 ) writes:

which is worse?

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