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Cops: Fighting woman hid knives and drugs in her private parts and fatty skin folds
By Barbara Hijek May 4, 2011 07:01 AM
These street fightin' women didn't know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em.
Saturday Apr. 23rd, Whitney Noelle Krimmel, 26 and Gloria Esther Perez, 28, were fighting in the wee hours of the morning in the streets of Fort Myers, reports WBBH News in Fort Myers.


Responding deputies who broke up the fight discovered 25 different prescription drugs totaling over 350 pills inside Krimmel's purse, according to WBBH News.
Perez became ill so deputies first transported her to a hospital before they booked her in the jail.
There medical staff at the hospital discovered a few surprises: A knife hidden in her vagina, another knife concealed in her tummy fat and a bottle of pills in more body fat, reports The Smoking Gun.
Perez is The 5 4, 180-pounds.
For the curious, Krimmel is 5' 6", 135-pounds, according to inmate booking information.
Maybe this is why obesity is so prevalent today such a natural way to conceal your drugs.
By Barbara Hijek May 4, 2011 07:01 AM
These street fightin' women didn't know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em.
Saturday Apr. 23rd, Whitney Noelle Krimmel, 26 and Gloria Esther Perez, 28, were fighting in the wee hours of the morning in the streets of Fort Myers, reports WBBH News in Fort Myers.


Responding deputies who broke up the fight discovered 25 different prescription drugs totaling over 350 pills inside Krimmel's purse, according to WBBH News.
Perez became ill so deputies first transported her to a hospital before they booked her in the jail.
There medical staff at the hospital discovered a few surprises: A knife hidden in her vagina, another knife concealed in her tummy fat and a bottle of pills in more body fat, reports The Smoking Gun.
Perez is The 5 4, 180-pounds.
For the curious, Krimmel is 5' 6", 135-pounds, according to inmate booking information.
Maybe this is why obesity is so prevalent today such a natural way to conceal your drugs.