URINE TROUBLE NOW, WHIZZINATOR DUO TOLD

NEW YORK - Two men who sold prosthetic penises enabling drug cheats to
give fake urine samples have pleaded guilty to conspiracy, the
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Tuesday.

Gerald Wills and Robert Catalano, the president and vice-president of
Puck Technology, entered guilty pleas Monday at a federal court in
Pittsburgh.

They were charged last month with selling the Whizzinator penis -- a
lifelike device used to emit clean, realistically warm urine instead
of the user's true urine.

The device, which came with its own heating and Yellow River urine
packs, was sold on the Internet.