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WARSAW, Poland — Paris Hilton got lucky in Poland.
The 34-year-old socialite lost an enormous diamond-studded ring on an airport shuttle bus in the Polish city of Lodz last week. But she won’t be parted from the jewel for long: an honest fireman who found it is returning it to her.
Ewa Bienkowska, the airport spokesman, said Hilton lost the ring on Friday as she was leaving the city after taking part in a fashion event. Two days later a fireman who works at the airport found it on the floor of the bus. At first he assumed it belonged to a flight attendant, though none reported missing a ring.
Soon after he noticed Hilton on TV wearing the ring and contacted the organizers of the fashion event.
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SYDNEY — Police do not intend to charge Mel Gibson over an allegation that the Oscar-winning director shoved and abused a newspaper photographer who snapped pictures of him and his new girlfriend in Sydney last month, officials said today.
The Daily Telegraph staff photographer Kristi Miller, 39, complained to police about the Aug. 23 altercation with Gibson, 59, after he and Rosalind Ross, 24, were photographed leaving an Israeli Film Festival screening of “Matti Caspi — Confession” at the Palace Verona Cinemas in inner-suburban Paddington.
State police said in a statement “the matter was ... investigated thoroughly.”
“At this stage, based on the evidence gathered, no formal action will be taken,” New South Wales Police said.
By The Associated Press
