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Two-time Cy Young Award-winning pitcher Corey Kluber broke his right forearm, his pitching arm, Wednesday night after he was hit by a line drive.
The Indians said the fracture was non-displaced, meaning the bone was still properly aligned.

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Two-time Cy Young Award-winning pitcher Corey Kluber broke his right forearm, his pitching arm, Wednesday night after he was hit by a line drive.

The Cleveland Indians ace was struck by Miami Marlins' Brian Anderson's liner in the fifth inning. Despite being hit, Kluber ran to the ball and attempted to swipe it with his glove to first base. Anderson was called safe. The 33-year-old starting pitcher was then seen walking back to the mound in obvious pain.

According to Statcast, the ball had an exit velocity of 102.2 mph.
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Indians manager Terry Francona told reporters after the game: "It looked ugly.'

Kluber will be re-evaluated in Cleveland when the team can determine how long the pitcher might be out. The Indians said the fracture was non-displaced, meaning the bone was still properly aligned.

"It stinks, you know?" teammate Roberto Perez said. "He's our ace. We're going to miss him."

Catcher Roberto Perez called the injury "tough" to watch.
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"It happened so quick, I couldn't tell where he got hit," Perez said. "I saw him holding his arm. It was tough."

The Cleveland Indians are also without starter Mike Clevinger, who will be sidelined at least until June with a back injury.

The Indians fell to the Marlins Wednesday 4-2.

Kluber, who has struggled to begin the season, has an ERA of 5.80 and a record of 2-3. He was handed the loss following last night's game.
CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Former Cy Young winner Corey Kluber breaks his pitching arm after being hit by 102mph liner

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Two-time Cy Young Award-winning pitcher Corey Kluber broke his right forearm, his pitching arm, Wednesday night after he was hit by a line drive. The Cleveland Indians ace was struck by Miami Marlins' Brian Anderson's liner in the fifth inning. Despite being hit, Kluber ran to the ball and attempted to swipe it with his glove to first base.

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During the shooting yesterday at UNC Charlotte, this student was killed after he tackled the shooter, but was shoot point blank.

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This UNC Charlotte student knocked the shooter off his feet and saved lives | CNN

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When a gunman opened fire in a University of North Carolina at Charlotte classroom, sending people diving for cover and rushing toward a door, student Riley Howell charged and knocked into the shooter, police say.

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Corey Kluber, former Cy Young winner, broke his arm yesterday after he got hit with a 102 mph liner. He broke his right forearm, which is his pitching arm. He tried to get the ball and throw it to first, but the runner was called safe.

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Two-time Cy Young Award-winning pitcher Corey Kluber broke his right forearm, his pitching arm, Wednesday night after he was hit by a line drive.

The Cleveland Indians ace was struck by Miami Marlins' Brian Anderson's liner in the fifth inning. Despite being hit, Kluber ran to the ball and attempted to swipe it with his glove to first base. Anderson was called safe. The 33-year-old starting pitcher was then seen walking back to the mound in obvious pain.

According to Statcast, the ball had an exit velocity of 102.2 mph.
MLB PITCHER RICH HILL OPENS UP ABOUT THE DEATH OF HIS NEWBORN SON IN HEARTFELT ESSAY
Indians manager Terry Francona told reporters after the game: "It looked ugly.'

Kluber will be re-evaluated in Cleveland when the team can determine how long the pitcher might be out. The Indians said the fracture was non-displaced, meaning the bone was still properly aligned.

"It stinks, you know?" teammate Roberto Perez said. "He's our ace. We're going to miss him."

Catcher Roberto Perez called the injury "tough" to watch.
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"It happened so quick, I couldn't tell where he got hit," Perez said. "I saw him holding his arm. It was tough."

The Cleveland Indians are also without starter Mike Clevinger, who will be sidelined at least until June with a back injury.

The Indians fell to the Marlins Wednesday 4-2.

Kluber, who has struggled to begin the season, has an ERA of 5.80 and a record of 2-3. He was handed the loss following last night's game.
CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Former Cy Young winner Corey Kluber breaks his pitching arm after being hit by 102mph liner

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Two-time Cy Young Award-winning pitcher Corey Kluber broke his right forearm, his pitching arm, Wednesday night after he was hit by a line drive. The Cleveland Indians ace was struck by Miami Marlins' Brian Anderson's liner in the fifth inning. Despite being hit, Kluber ran to the ball and attempted to swipe it with his glove to first base.

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Young boy from Maine dies after being hit by a school bus. The boy was riding his bike, and fell off, then proceed to get faintly struck by the bus.

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A Maine first grader was fatally hit by a school bus after going out for a bicycle ride.

The 6-year-old boy was riding near his school in southwest Maine on Wednesday when he fell off the sidewalk and onto a road where a school bus fatally struck him, authorities said.

Police said the accident happened at around 3 p.m near an intersection in Rumford, which is about 80 miles north of Portland.

"[He] came off from the sidewalk into the intersection and attempted to brake and he and the bicycle fell into the road," the Rumford Police Department said in a statement. "The child was struck by the rear tire of the bus. The child's mother was immediately on the scene."

Officers said four students were on the bus at the time of the crash, but there were no injuries reported.

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Police have not confirmed the child's identity.

His school, Rumford Elementary, also mourned his death in a Facebook post on Wednesday evening.

"RES families, it is with great sadness that let you know that one of our students passed away this afternoon after an accident," the school said in a statement. "We know that the days ahead will be difficult for our entire community."

The school canceled its Family Fun Night that was scheduled for Thursday and said its "staff will work to support kiddos in the days ahead."

Police said the crash is still under investigation.

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A Maine first grader was fatally hit by a school bus after going out for a bicycle ride. The 6-year-old boy was riding near his school in southwest Maine on Wednesday when he fell off the sidewalk and onto a road where a school bus fatally struck him, authorities said.

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Riley Howell was shot point blank when an active shooter walked into A classroom at The University of North Carolina and Riley chose to attack the shooter. He rushed toward him and got shot but did successfully knock the shooter off his feet which assisted the police to arrest and disarm him. Four others were wounded and one more student after Riley was killed.

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This UNC Charlotte student knocked the shooter off his feet and saved lives | CNN

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When a gunman opened fire in a University of North Carolina at Charlotte classroom, sending people diving for cover and rushing toward a door, student Riley Howell charged and knocked into the shooter, police say.

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Google is introducing a new feature that allows users to delete their location data. They can have it deleted for 3 months, 18 months, or deleted manually by the user. This is said to be a new and good alternative for people who don't want to sacrifice all of their personal information.

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Google is preparing new privacy controls that can periodically erase your location history from the company's servers.

They will be three options: Erase the data every three months, every 18 months, or keep the data until you delete it manually.

"You should always be able to manage your data in a way that works best for you-and we're committed to giving you the best controls to make that happen," Google said in a blog post on Wednesday.

Currently, you can permanently wipe all your location data from Google, but it involves clicking through your Google account, and then hitting the trash bin icon. You can also switch off the location tracking to prevent the tech giant from knowing your current whereabouts. But it'll come at the expense of disabling certain features on Google products, such as location-based recommendations Google Maps can send you.

The upcoming auto-delete control potentially offers a better compromise for people who want location-based tips from Google without sacrificing as much private information. Expect the new privacy controls to arrive in the coming weeks through the Location History and Web & Activity menu in your Google account.

The tech giant created the new control amid ongoing scrutiny of its privacy practices. Last year, the Associated Press reported that Google was collecting the location-tracking information from users even when they had "paused" the function on their smartphones. In response, the company said it can also collect people's data through other services such as Google Search.

To understand what the company knows about location activities, it's a good idea to check out your Google account and review your privacy settings.

This article originally appeared on PCMag.com.

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Google is preparing new privacy controls that can periodically erase your location history from the company's servers. They will be three options: Erase the data every three months, every 18 months, or keep the data until you delete it manually.

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A 6 year old boy has died after being hit by a school bus while out riding his bike. Authorities say the boy fell off the sidewalk and that is when the bus hit him.

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A Maine first grader was fatally hit by a school bus after going out for a bicycle ride.

The 6-year-old boy was riding near his school in southwest Maine on Wednesday when he fell off the sidewalk and onto a road where a school bus fatally struck him, authorities said.

Police said the accident happened at around 3 p.m near an intersection in Rumford, which is about 80 miles north of Portland.

"[He] came off from the sidewalk into the intersection and attempted to brake and he and the bicycle fell into the road," the Rumford Police Department said in a statement. "The child was struck by the rear tire of the bus. The child's mother was immediately on the scene."

Officers said four students were on the bus at the time of the crash, but there were no injuries reported.

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Police have not confirmed the child's identity.

His school, Rumford Elementary, also mourned his death in a Facebook post on Wednesday evening.

"RES families, it is with great sadness that let you know that one of our students passed away this afternoon after an accident," the school said in a statement. "We know that the days ahead will be difficult for our entire community."

The school canceled its Family Fun Night that was scheduled for Thursday and said its "staff will work to support kiddos in the days ahead."

Police said the crash is still under investigation.

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A Maine first grader was fatally hit by a school bus after going out for a bicycle ride. The 6-year-old boy was riding near his school in southwest Maine on Wednesday when he fell off the sidewalk and onto a road where a school bus fatally struck him, authorities said.

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Juan Guaido, opposition leader of Venezuela said “There’s no turning back,” as he addressed thousands of supporters on the streets of Caracas on Wednesday after a failed military coup. Maduro, Venezuela's "current" president, has accused protesters of “serious crimes” that would “not go unpunished.” He also repeated claims that the U.S. was behind the coup against him. The United Nations has called on all sides to show “maximum restraint.”

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Venezuelan opposition supporters gathered for a second day of mass protests against embattled President Nicolas Maduro on Wednesday, less than 24 hours after violent clashes with pro-government forces.

"There's no turning back," Juan Guaido, opposition leader, said as he addressed thousands of supporters on the streets of Caracas on Wednesday.

The leader of the opposition-controlled National Assembly described the latest wave of anti-government demonstrations as an "irreversible process" and promised to continue protesting every day in order to "achieve freedom."

Pro-government demonstrations took place at the same time, with rival groups both seeking to project strength at May Day rallies.

Maduro has accused protesters of "serious crimes" that would "not go unpunished." He also repeated claims that the U.S. was plotting a coup against him.

It comes at a time when tensions in Venezuela are reaching boiling point, with the South American country in the midst of one of the Western Hemisphere's worst humanitarian crises in recent memory.

Guaido declared himself Venezuela's rightful interim president in January and has since been recognized by more than 50 countries, including the U.S. and most Latin American and European countries.

But, Maduro has refused to cede power and, crucially, he still has the support of the military.

The protracted political stand-off has thrust the oil-rich, but cash-poor, country into uncharted territory - whereby it now has an internationally-recognized government, with no control over state functions, running parallel to Maduro's regime.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said military action in Venezuela was "possible" if necessary, but the U.S. would prefer to negotiate a peaceful transition of power.

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warned President Donald Trump's administration not to take any " aggressive " steps.

Meanwhile, the United Nations has called on all sides to show "maximum restraint."

Guaido said via Twitter on Wednesday that the "final phase" of what he called 'Operation Freedom' had started with millions of Venezuelans on the street, a weakened regime, strong international support and communication with military officials.

Speaking to supporters in the capital city on the same day, Guaido said a series of staggered strikes would start from Thursday - eventually culminating in a nationwide general strike.

"Guaido is trying to spark an escalation of protests to try to bring on board those members of the armed forces that are still aligned to Maduro," Diego Moya-Ocampos, principal political analyst for Latin America at IHS Markit, told CNBC via telephone on Wednesday.

"He is trying to invite the top military commands to join his struggle against Maduro to restore democracy and constitutional order in the country," he added.

On Tuesday, Guaido posted a video showing him alongside a several men in military uniform saying he had the support of "brave" soldiers in Caracas.

He urged his supporters to join him on the streets, sparking clashes between thousands of anti-government protesters and forces loyal to Maduro.

Moya-Ocampos said it was important for external observers to remember that some top military commanders remained highly involved in illicit activities.

They are especially fearful a regime change could see them held accountable for any involvement in corruption or gross human rights violations. Therefore, Moya-Ocampos said it would be "essential" for Guaido to show those considering whether to switch allegiance that he has the authority to provide them with any necessary guarantees.

Social, economic and security situation will remain 'dire'

Pressure is building on Maduro to step down.

The socialist leader has overseen a long economic meltdown, marked by hyperinflation, mounting U.S. sanctions and collapsing oil production.

As a result, some three million Venezuelans have fled abroad over the past five years to escape worsening living conditions.

"For citizens and businesses alike, the domestic social, economic and security situation will remain dire, and a continued overspill into neighboring countries, particularly Colombia, is certain," Eileen Gavin, senior politics analyst at Verisk Maplecroft, said in a research note published Wednesday.

"The key challenge is going to be that the stronger the protests, the stronger the repression," IHS' Moya-Ocampos said.

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'There's no turning back': Venezuela's Guaido remains defiant after failed attempt to recruit military

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Venezuelan opposition supporters gathered for a second day of mass protests against embattled President Nicolas Maduro on Wednesday, less than 24 hours after violent clashes with pro-government forces. "There's no turning back," Juan Guaido, opposition leader, said as he addressed thousands of supporters on the streets of Caracas on Wednesday.

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A Maine first grader was fatally hit by a school bus after going out for a bicycle ride.

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A Maine first grader was fatally hit by a school bus after going out for a bicycle ride.

The 6-year-old boy was riding near his school in southwest Maine on Wednesday when he fell off the sidewalk and onto a road where a school bus fatally struck him, authorities said.

Police said the accident happened at around 3 p.m near an intersection in Rumford, which is about 80 miles north of Portland.

"[He] came off from the sidewalk into the intersection and attempted to brake and he and the bicycle fell into the road," the Rumford Police Department said in a statement. "The child was struck by the rear tire of the bus. The child's mother was immediately on the scene."

Officers said four students were on the bus at the time of the crash, but there were no injuries reported.

STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

Police have not confirmed the child's identity.

His school, Rumford Elementary, also mourned his death in a Facebook post on Wednesday evening.

"RES families, it is with great sadness that let you know that one of our students passed away this afternoon after an accident," the school said in a statement. "We know that the days ahead will be difficult for our entire community."

The school canceled its Family Fun Night that was scheduled for Thursday and said its "staff will work to support kiddos in the days ahead."

Police said the crash is still under investigation.

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6-year-old boy dies after being hit by school bus

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A Maine first grader was fatally hit by a school bus after going out for a bicycle ride. The 6-year-old boy was riding near his school in southwest Maine on Wednesday when he fell off the sidewalk and onto a road where a school bus fatally struck him, authorities said.

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Devastating news awaits us today as our boy, Soulja Boy Tell 'Em has been sentenced to 240 days in prison for violation of his probation. Jah be with us.

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Soulja Boy Sentenced to 240 Days in Jail For Violating Probation

Soulja Boy was just smacked with a sentence of 240 days in jail and 265 days of community service for violating his probation.

Soulja was in court Tuesday -- and while his attorney said the rapper's had an "awakening" during the last 20 days he's been locked up -- it clearly wasn't enough to convince the judge to let him go easy. Soulja will start the sentence right away ... and has credit for 40 days served.

The judge told Soulja he was originally considering sentencing him to 2 years in state prison but decided to give him some leniency. The judge also acknowledged that Soulja's missed out on business opportunities while behind bars.

As we reported ... the rapper was taken into custody earlier this month after the judge said he failed to do his court-ordered community service and even conspired to falsify evidence he had completed it.

Not helping matters ... Soulja's crib in Agoura Hills was raided in February and cops found ammunition during the search. Cops had initially gone there to investigate a claim by one of his ex-girlfriends that Soulja tied her up and held her captive in his garage.

The ammunition turned out to be the start of Soulja's real troubles. Having possession of ammo is a huge no-no 'cause Soulja's on probation for a weapons case that dates back to 2014.

He bragged about not going out like Tekashi 6ix9ine but the laughter didn't last long ... 'cause he's been held without bail since the April 11 arrest.

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Soulja Boy Sentenced to 240 Days in Jail For Violating Probation Soulja Boy was just smacked with a sentence of 240 days in jail and 265 days of community service for violating his probation.

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Every real American has had the tasty can of beef Ravioli from Chef Boyardee himself. However, some people might find the can intimidating, the police of this chicago street seem to think so. They were thrown off by the wheels on this sweet ride. They considered it a suspicous package but soon found out that the tasty treat was just a school project.

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'Suspicious' Chef Boyardee can on wheels leads Chicago cops to shut down street

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A Chicago street was shut down on Tuesday after cops spotted a "suspicious package" that turned out to be an educational - and tasty - school project.

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In Maine, a first grader is killed by a school bus. He was on a bike ride and fell of the side walk onto the road and was ran over.

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A Maine first grader was fatally hit by a school bus after going out for a bicycle ride.

The 6-year-old boy was riding near his school in southwest Maine on Wednesday when he fell off the sidewalk and onto a road where a school bus fatally struck him, authorities said.

Police said the accident happened at around 3 p.m near an intersection in Rumford, which is about 80 miles north of Portland.

"[He] came off from the sidewalk into the intersection and attempted to brake and he and the bicycle fell into the road," the Rumford Police Department said in a statement. "The child was struck by the rear tire of the bus. The child's mother was immediately on the scene."

Officers said four students were on the bus at the time of the crash, but there were no injuries reported.

STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

Police have not confirmed the child's identity.

His school, Rumford Elementary, also mourned his death in a Facebook post on Wednesday evening.

"RES families, it is with great sadness that let you know that one of our students passed away this afternoon after an accident," the school said in a statement. "We know that the days ahead will be difficult for our entire community."

The school canceled its Family Fun Night that was scheduled for Thursday and said its "staff will work to support kiddos in the days ahead."

Police said the crash is still under investigation.

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6-year-old boy dies after being hit by school bus

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A Maine first grader was fatally hit by a school bus after going out for a bicycle ride. The 6-year-old boy was riding near his school in southwest Maine on Wednesday when he fell off the sidewalk and onto a road where a school bus fatally struck him, authorities said.

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Ozzie, a nine-year-old labradoodle, pounced when an envelope containing 160 British pounds (Or about 180 American Dollars) fell through the letter slot of a couple's home. Once they realize what he had done, they spend 130 Pounds trying to remove the money from him. Despite what has happened they still love him but he is definitely in the dog house now.

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Ozzie was already in the dog house after eating £160 of his owners' cash.

But to add further insult to injury, the couple who own the naughty labradoodle had to fork out £130 in order to retrieve the eight £20 notes he wolfed down.

Ozzie, a nine-year-old labradoodle, pounced when an envelope containing the cash was pushed through the letterbox of Neil and Judith Wright's homed in Llandudno, North Wales.

The couple took Ozzie to the vet who managed to retrieve the money by inducing him to vomit, landing them a bill of £130.

Judith said: "Someone had owed us money and popped it through the letterbox for us, that's how Ozzie got hold of it."

A spokesman for Murphy & Co Veterinary Practice in Llandudno, where Ozzie was taken, said owners can expect to pay around £130 to induce vomiting in a dog.

She said the practice often deals with dogs who had eaten things they shouldn't, including toilet items and socks but it was the first time they treated an animal who had scoffed cash.

As well as the notes, Ozzie also threw up a plastic money bag and a circular money clip.

Mr Wright said that with the money Ozzie ate and the cost of seeing the vet, they were almost £300 out of pocket.

However, he said they may be able to claim some of the money back by taking the notes to the Bank of England.

He added that they now plan to fit a cage around their letterbox to stop Ozzie becoming tempted by anymore letterbox snacks.

In April a dog had to undergo life-saving emergency surgery after swallowing a video game.

Staffordshire Bull Terrier Rocco was taken to vet charity PDSA's Glasgow Shamrock Street Pet Hospital after he began vomiting and could not eat.

An X-ray of the four-year-old dog showed a rectangular-shaped object in his small intestine that turned out to be a Nintendo DS cartridge.

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Dog swallows £160 worth of £20 notes and costs owners £130 in vet bills

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Ozzie was already in the dog house after eating £160 of his owners' cash. But to add further insult to injury, the couple who own the naughty labradoodle had to fork out £130 in order to retrieve the eight £20 notes he wolfed down.