September 6, 2011 At approximately 9am this morning, 911 in Carson City, NV got a call about a gunman shooting at patrons in the parking lot and inside an I-HOP restaurant, killing 4 people and wounding 6. (at time of report).
Tracy Lawrence can put his latest round of legal hassles behind him, as the charges stemming from a recent post-concert brawl between him and the show’s promoter have been dismissed.
“The charges being dropped against me pretty much says everything,” reflected Lawrence. The district attorney declined to pursue the case against Lawrence, citing a lack of confidence in available evidence, but the charges against the promoter are still pending.
August 12, 2011 I was floored when I read that a woman had no idea that she was carrying three counterfeit $100 bills...and she got them from a BANK!!!
I would NOT know the difference, AND if I used fake money to pay for something and they busted me, even though I was innocent in not knowing it was fake, I would still feel guilty and would LOOK guilty! How embarrassing!!!! To avoid embarrassment, I thought I'd share the security features set up by our U.S. Treasury Department. Hope it helps....
August 10, 2011 America, especially our Southern states, can breath a bit easier...according to MSNBC TV, the three Dougherty siblings that have been on the run from authorities, have been caught!
August 3, 2011 Over the years others have claimed that they thought D.B. Cooper was someone they know. However, if this woman's memory is accurate than this sounds very intriguing. The things she claims are amazing.
When an FBI agent pleaded several years ago for help finding notorious skyjacker D.B. Cooper, he wondered, off-handedly, if someone's "odd uncle" might be their guy.
Marla Cooper believes that her late uncle Lynn Doyle Cooper was the man who hijacked a plane in 1971 and parachuted away with $200,000 ransom into a rainy night over the Pacific Northwest.
August 2, 2011 Great idea behind this event. Hopefully you can participate with your neighborhood.
On Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011, neighborhoods throughout Duluth are being invited to join forces with thousands of communities nationwide for the 28th Annual National Night Out Crime and Drug Prevention event.
National Night Out is sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch and co-sponsored locally by the Duluth Police Department.
It will involve over 15,000 communities from all 50 states, U.S. territories, Canadian cities and military bases around the world.
Thieves who made off with a semitrailer near Vienna, Austria better have a lot of hot dogs.
The trailer, parked in a lot and stolen over the weekend, contained 21 tons of ketchup and mustard.
July 19, 2011 Never mess with a chihuahua. Two hooded men entered a smoke shop in LA demanding money. As the owner started putting money in their back pack, his enraged and loud chihuahua came out to the rescue! This will be sure to make it into the dumb criminal videos!
July 18, 2011 Safety for women is always a concern and most women don't want to carry a gun or a taser. Next best thing? Lipstick Pepper Spray! A would be attacker, whether it be a male OR a female, won't suspect that your tube of lipstick is going to be a means of self-protection. It fits in your purse, or your hand and gets the job done!
There's certainly been no shortage of hubbub over the last few months regarding the Casey Anthony trial -- and with the verdict and sentencing being announced, the news cycle kicked into high gear last week, with pundits weighing in across the spectrum.
With all this coverage and all these opinions flying around, you might think a song from famous country parodist Cletus T. Judd would be the last thing we needed -- but Judd, with the help of Rascal Flatts singer Gary LeVox, got serious for the track, titled 'She's Going Places.'
This certainly isn't the way nature intended it.
A teenager who may or may not still be wearing a banana suit is at large after an unprovoked assault on the gorilla mascot that a Verizon Wireless Center in Strongsville, Ohio employs to promote its store.
Lately, it seems easier for a small child to score a cocktail than an 18-year-old with a fake ID.
In the most recent story, Pam Bruenning and her three young children went into a Chili's in Longmont, Colorado on July 4 and ordered fruit smoothies. When her daughter complained of dizziness and stomach pains, Bruenning took a sip of the girl's drink and discovered it was loaded with tequila.
