Well, she questioned him, but he assured her that he does this to all passengers.

And then he lifted up her shirt, unzipped her pants, and fondled her.

Well, you know the most important question.

What?

Did he wash his hands when he's done?

He is an employee.

You've got at least use the sanitizer.

From the smallest room in New York City comes a show that gives you a reason to live.

A couple of Tomomaniacs pulled a robbery in the Bronx.

This was a two-man operation dressed in scrubs and face masks, latex gloves looking just like a couple of surgeons.

The bandits made off with cash and merchandise from a Metro PCS around 545 p.m.

I see the centesis in their ruse.

You don't see surgeons at Metro PCS.

Unlimited minutes, not that much of a priority.

By the moment, some doctors walk into a Metro PCS in the Bronx.

Keep an eye on those two.

They might not really be physicians. Of course,

they weren't surgeons. Their outfits were just distractors. Surveillance video shows the two men

demand cash from the clerk. They pushed their way behind the counter. They reached in with

their graspers. And then they took about $200 worth of cash. And they also grased 22 cell phones and six tablets. No injuries,

no weapons were displayed, not even a scalpel. Better give me all your gauze, nurse. This bit

is fading fast. Join me now, Jackie Marlick. Now, that's pretty interesting to dress up as a doctor.

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