In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.

Input: Consider Input: Snooki Arrested for Alleged Public Drunkenness 
  
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 Always outrageous, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi allegedly took things too far this time.The petite reality star, 22, of Jersey Shore was being booked by the Seaside Heights, N.J., police department Friday after she was seen intoxicated in public, a police source confirms. Meanwhile, the cameras on her popular MTV reality show were rolling too.Polizzi was expected to be charged with disorderly conduct, another source says."She didn’t hurt anyone or get in a fight," says the second source. "She just needs to be in a drunk tank for two hours."A rep for the show declined to comment. ||||| WASHINGTON--President Obama was asked about Snooki, the New Jersey television character during his interview on "The View," broadcast on Thursday and taped Wednesday when he was in New York. Obama also brought up Snooki during his speech before the National Urban League on Thursday. But Obama's Snooki memory may be a bit hazy. 
  
 On "The View," host Joy Behar, in a pop culture quiz asked Obama, Should Snooki run as mayor of Wasilla? 
  
 "I've got to admit, I don't know who Snooki is," Obama said. 
  
 BUT OBAMA MADE A SNOOKI JOKE BEFORE: On May 2, 2010, Obama joked about Snooki during his speech at the White House Correspondents Association Dinner. "The following individuals shall be excluded from the indoor tanning tax within this bill. Snooki, J-WOWW, the Situation, and House Minority Leader John Boehner, 
  
 OBAMA'S URBAN LEAGUE SNOOKI REFERENCE: "I was on the "The View" yesterday, and somebody asked me who Snooki was. I said, I don't know who Snooki is. But I know some really good teachers that you guys should be talking about. I didn't say the teacher part, but I just -- (laughter.) The question is, who are we lifting up? Who are we promoting? Who are we saying is important?" 
  
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Output: Nicole Polizzi, aka Snooki, was arrested this afternoon and charged with disorderly conduct, TMZ reports. The Jersey Shore star ran afoul of the law in Seaside Heights, NJ, where the MTV show was filming. She had been seen at the beach earlier in the day drinking Coke out of a beer bong. A source tells People, "She didn’t hurt anyone or get in a fight. She just needs to be in a drunk tank for two hours." "She was being very disorderly on the beach, bothering other patrons there," a local official tells the Newark Star-Ledger. "When our police went to deal with the situation—not Mike 'The Situation'—they found they needed to arrest her." The diminutive reality icon is having a rough week—she's already been dissed by a New York Times reporter, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, and President Obama.


Input: Consider Input: A family spokesman has confirmed that Adam Lanza's father, Peter, claimed his son's body and that "private arrangements" for burial took place over the weekend. 
  
 State Medical Examiner H. Wayne Carer II had said Sunday that the body of the gunman in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting had been claimed sometime last week. 
  
 Lanza's burial site is being kept secret. 
  
 Lanza, 20, killed himself inside a classroom at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown on Dec. 14 after a shooting rampage that left 26 people dead in the school, including 20 children. Lanza earlier killed his mother, Nancy, at their house. 
  
 Carver has ruled Lanza's death a suicide but he is awaiting results of toxicology tests before completing the case. 
  
 In addition he has asked geneticists from the University of Connecticut to study Lanza's DNA for any mutations or other abnormalities that could shed light on his motivation for the shootings. 
  
 Nancy Lanza's body was claimed by a funeral home in New Hampshire and she was buried in a private ceremony earlier this month. She was born in Kingston, N.H. Carver would not comment on whether the same funeral home claimed Adam Lanza's body. 
  
 Peter Lanza lives in Stamford, although sources said he had little contact with his son in the past two years. Carver would not comment on whether Peter Lanza claimed the body. ||||| The body of the young man who killed 26 people in the second largest school shooting in U.S. history has been claimed by his father. 
  
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 A spokesman for the family said Monday that Peter Lanza claimed the remains of 20-year-old Adam Lanza. 
  
 Adam Lanza killed 20 children and six adults at a Connecticut school on Dec. 14. He also killed his mother before going on the rampage and then killed himself. 
  
 Police have not offered a motive. 
  
 The attack prompted President Barack Obama to push for "real action, right now" on gun violence. |||||

Output: The body of Sandy Hook school shooter Adam Lanza has been claimed for burial by father Peter Lanza, a family spokesman tells the AP. The burial site of Adam Lanza, who killed his mother before massacring 20 elementary school students and six staff members, will be kept secret, the Hartford Courant reports. The examiner has ruled Lanza's death a suicide, but he won't close the case until toxicology reports are completed. Scientists plan to study Lanza's DNA for abnormalities.


Input: Consider Input: A Syrian refugee has been hailed a “hero” in Germany after he handed €50,000 (£41,000) cash he found hidden in a wardrobe over to the authorities. 
  
 The 25-year-old, named by German tabloid Bild as Muhannad M, found the money in a wardrobe he was given by a charity after being granted asylum in Germany. 
  
 But instead of pocketing the cash, which could have transformed his life, he handed it in to the authorities in Minden near Hannover, the small town where he has been staying after fleeing from the war-torn Syrian city of Homs last year. ||||| Syrian Refugee Finds $55,000 Cash, Turns It In To German Police 
  
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 The windfall must have seemed heaven-sent. How else to explain a young man who had fled Syria's violence and reached Germany — where he realized the donated wardrobe he'd been given contained 50,000 euros (around $55,000) in cash? 
  
 But instead of keeping it, the man contacted the immigration office to ask about turning the money in. And so, eight months after he entered Germany as a refugee from Homs, Syria, the man is being praised as a hero by local police for his honesty. 
  
 The man, identified by German media as Muhannad M., was given the wardrobe to help furnish his apartment in Minden, a city west of Hanover. As he cleaned and reassembled the pieces, he found a wide storage pouch hidden beneath a lower shelf. In it: a hundred 500-euro notes, along with bank passbooks to accounts holding an additional 100,000 euros (around $110,000). 
  
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 Before he could decide what to do with the money, Muhannad, 25, first had to check whether the 500-euro notes were real. A check online revealed that they were. 
  
 The money could have helped Muhannad get his two younger brothers out of Syria and into a new life in Germany. But he tells Germany's Bild newspaper that he couldn't do that. 
  
 "I am a Muslim. I'm not allowed to keep this money. My religion forbids it," he said, in a translation by news site The Local. "Allah would never allow me to finance my own interests with someone else's wealth." 
  
 Muhannad stands to get a reward of 3 percent of the total amount of his discovery – around $4,500. The police in Minden say they're trying to track down the wardrobe's former owner. |||||


Output: When a Syrian known as Muhannad M. was granted asylum in Germany in October after fleeing violence in Homs, he had to rely on donations to furnish his new apartment in Minden. He just didn't expect someone to give him a wardrobe hiding $55,000. The 25-year-old says he was cleaning the wardrobe, donated by a charity, when he discovered a shelf was actually two pieces of wood screwed together, reports the Local. Inside a hidden pocket he found 100 crisp bank notes worth $55,000, plus bank documents pointing to an account holding another $110,000, per NPR. At first, he thought the cash was fake, but an Internet search soon convinced him the bills were real. With the money, Muhannad could have taken his two younger brothers out of Syria, but "I am a Muslim. I'm not allowed to keep this money. My religion forbids it," he says. "Allah would never allow me to finance my own interests with someone else's wealth." He turned the money over to German authorities, who are searching for the rightful owner. "For the police and the town he is the hero of the day," police say, per the Telegraph. "It's quite often the case that someone finds a smaller amount of cash and hands it in to the police. But for it to happen with such a large sum is absolutely exceptional." Muhannad will now receive 3% of the funds—or at least $1,700—as a reward. (This hidden fortune has a shadier back story.)


