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Prosecutors: Woman stabbed man over feet insult
EVERETT, Wash. – Prosecutors in Washington state say an 18-year-old woman stabbed a 19-year-old man for teasing her that her feet smelled. The Herald of Everett reports the man was found by police with a steak knife sticking out of his back, buried a few inches in. His lung had collapsed. Officials say he'll recover. Charging papers say trouble started when Dallas Amber Smith was drinking and hanging out with friends and was challenged to do a back flip. When she took off her shoes to do the back flip, the teasing started. Smith had no criminal history. She faces charges of second-degree assault with a deadly weapon. Just once I'd like to read a story like this that occurred without alcohol or drugs being involved. |
Turns out people do a lot more stupid stuff when drugs and alcohol are involved.
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I'm starting to think that his Cousin Eddie character really wasn't acting...
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – Randy Quaid and his wife are scheduled to appear in court Tuesday for an arraignment on felony vandalism charges, although it remains to be seen whether the couple will return from Canada for the hearing. The couple have been staying in Vancouver in recent weeks and have sought asylum there from a mysterious group they have dubbed "Hollywood star whackers." With a string of missed court appearances on a previous criminal case, the couple had to post $1 million bail to guarantee their appearance. The previous case of defrauding an innkeeper was resolved earlier this year and the Quaids had remained out of trouble until September, when they were found living in a guesthouse of a home they previously owned. The current owners called authorities and accused Quaid and his wife, Evi, of causing serious damage to the property. In mid-October they missed a hearing after felony vandalism and misdemeanor trespassing charges were filed and were arrested days later in a posh shopping area of Vancouver. They immediately sought refugee status and through an attorney said they were fearful of "star whackers" who they say may have had a role in the deaths of stars such as David Carradine, who was found hanging in a Bangkok hotel room, and Heath Ledger, who died of accidental drug overdose in New York City. They repeated their claims in an interview aired Monday on "Good Morning America" and indicated they hoped to remain in Canada. Whether their stated fears will keep them away from court remains to be seen. A prosecutor said Monday that their hearing remained scheduled. The Quaids' attorney, Robert Sanger, declined to comment. Randy Quaid, 60, is the older brother of Dennis Quaid. Best known for his quirky supporting roles in films such as "Independence Day" and "National Lampoon's Vacation," he has also been nominated for an Oscar. He won a Golden Globe for his portrayal of President Lyndon Johnson in a 1988 TV movie, and even brought his award to a hearing in the previous criminal case. |
Sounds like he seriously needs mental help.
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Slow news day in Phoenix, I take it?
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Saw this on the morning news and did a double take - Man Forced to Eat Beard.
Man's Beard Was Cut, Stuffed In His Mouth During Fight | LEX18.com | Lexington, Kentucky |
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Not sure why, but this one made me giggle like a juvenile:
BBC News - Perth Sheriff Court closed for fumigation Perth Sheriff Court closed for fumigation A Scottish court has been cleared and fumigated after a man who was charged with breach of the peace appeared to lose control of his bodily functions. Proceedings were halted at Perth Sheriff Court after the man was spotted with a large brown mark on the rear of his trousers. Staff then removed stained cushions before the court was recalled. The court's public toilet was also closed due to a hygiene issue but it is unclear if the incidents are related. |
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I tihnk that article was a 2nd grade writing assignment.
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So is "Staff Writer" the journalistic equivalent of Alan Smithie?
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Those Palins sure drum up some strong emotions in people
Bristol Palin’s dancing on TV set off man in standoff, complaint says ED TRELEVEN | [email protected] | 608-252-6134 | Posted: Tuesday, November 16, 2010 4:06 pm Allegedly set off by Bristol Palin’s appearance on “Dancing with the Stars,” a rural Black Earth man kept police at bay outside his home for 15 hours Monday and Tuesday before he surrendered to police. Steven N. Cowan, 66, railed at the television as the daughter of former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin appeared on the ABC program, his wife told police Monday after she fled from the town of Vermont house, according to a criminal complaint filed in Dane County Circuit Court. Cowan had also been under stress because of a financial situation and was receiving care for a mental health problem, the complaint states. Cowan’s wife, Janice, told police that her husband had been drinking, but she did not think he was intoxicated. The complaint charged Cowan with second-degree reckless endangerment. According to the complaint, Cowan and his wife were watching “Dancing with the Stars” when Cowan jumped up and swore as Bristol Palin appeared, saying something about “the (expletive) politics.” Cowan was upset that a political figure’s daughter was on the show when he didn’t think she was a good dancer, the complaint states. According to the complaint: Cowan went upstairs for about 20 minutes and returned, demanding his pistols, which had been taken by his daughter about a month ago for safety reasons. He was carrying a single-shot shotgun, which he loaded and fired into the television. Cowan continued to yell, demanding his pistols. He re-loaded the shotgun and pointed it toward his wife. She left the house and drove to Black Earth, where she called 911. She told police she was afraid for her safety. Cowan kept sheriff’s deputies at bay outside his home until 11 a.m. Tuesday, when he surrendered without incident, sheriff’s spokeswoman Elise Schaffer said. |
I looked for this thread to post that story too. :)
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And the bat shit crazy of San Francisco continues: San Francisco plans tolls between Peninsula and the city - Yahoo! News
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Good thing this guy didn't first see a knitting needle and think of Pulp Fiction.
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Is attorney faking illness to avoid trial?
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Man says vending machine made him attack mother
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Coke should jump all over this.
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It's the matter-of-factness of this article that kinda makes me laugh. The university is LSU, btw...
Coates glory hole still in use, Middleton inactive Steel plate covering frequently torn off Despite the University's many efforts to rid the campus of glory holes, users continue to persevere. The holes, carved in bathroom stall partitions, are used for anonymous oral sex. The University recently patched the glory hole in the rear men's restroom of Coates Hall with a piece of sheet metal. It has since been torn and is open for business again. Paul Favaloro, director of Facility Services, said in September that blocking holes with steel plates is how Facility Services combats glory holes, which he called a "recurring" problem. Postings on CruisingForSex.com indicate the glory hole in Coates returned to operation in July. "The glory hole in Coates Hall is up and running again. Traffic has been steady," July postings on the website said. "[Middleton] is completely shut down, but Coates Hall is once again like it was back in the day." There have been no postings about the Coates Hall glory hole since July. This is not the first time Coates has had trouble with glory holes, said LSU Police Department spokesman Capt. Russell Rogé in September. Police responding to complaints made a series of arrests in 2001 involving the same restroom in Coates. In the past few years, Facility Services spent nearly $40,000 repairing the damaged wood partitions in Middleton Library bathrooms, according to an Oct. 1, 2008, report by The Daily Reveille. Since July 1, Facility Services has received three Middleton glory hole calls— Sept. 1, Nov. 8 and Nov. 9 — according to Tammy Millican, Facility Services Manager. Every time the glory hole was reported, Facility Services had it repaired, according to Millican. Millican also described the issue as a "recurring problem" and encouraged anyone who sees glory holes in restrooms to report them to Facility Services. There have been no obscenity complaints concerning glory holes on campus since early 2008, LSUPD spokesman Sgt. Blake Tabor told The Daily Reveille in September. Penalties for drilling a glory hole and exposing oneself may result in a property damage charge and a felony charge of obscenity, Tabor said. If students are approached, they should notify police, Tabor added. " + pageTitle + " |
'CLEMSON, S.C. – A man has been hospitalized after police in South Carolina say he was hit by an SUV while playing a real-life version of the video game "Frogger."
Authorities said the 23-year-old man was taken to a hospital in Anderson after he was struck at around 9 p.m. Monday. In the "Frogger" arcade game, players move frogs through traffic on a busy road and through a hazard-filled river. Before he was hit, police say the man had been discussing the game with his friends. Chief Jimmy Dixon says the man yelled "go" and darted into oncoming traffic in the four-lane highway. No charges are expected against the driver. The name of the man who was struck has not been released. He was in stable condition Monday night. |
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Police Taser Camel With Behavior Problem
Updated: Sunday, 02 Jan 2011, 12:46 PM EST Published : Sunday, 02 Jan 2011, 12:46 PM EST (NewsCore) - Mississippi police were continuing to monitor a camel that has a history of attacking people and damaging property Saturday after a bout of belligerent behavior forced a police officer to use a Taser to subdue it, the Sea Coast Echo reported. The camel, which lives on a farm for domesticated animals in Kiln, Miss. was spotted by a woman driving by who noticed it was standing outside of its fence on Dec 4. When she pulled into the farm’s driveway to alert its owners, she said the animal began attacking her car. Terrified, she called police. Deputy Ed Merwin told the Echo he tried to chase the single-humped beast away from the car, but was unsuccessful. "As I approached the animal in an attempt to run it away from attacking the female's car, the animal turned and started to come towards me," the paper quoted Merwin as saying. "I tried to chase the animal away so the female could get her car to safety outside the gate,” he continued. “The animal was not complying with my commands. At this time, the animal was Tased once. It fled to the other side of the property." The camel’s owner, Donna Berdine, offered to pay for the scratches the camel left on the car, the report said. Following that incident, police received an additional complaint after the camel knocked a man down on Christmas Day, sending him to the hospital. Hancock County Sheriff Department Major Bobby Underwood said the situation is unprecedented in the small town. "In my 42 years in law enforcement, I've never had to deal with a camel problem," the paper quoted Underwood as saying. "I've been told the camel is really gentle. I don't know what got him fired up. We are going to continue to monitor the situation." |
Must have gotten pissed over the Favre/Sterger resolution.
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Intruders break into wrong apartment, apologize
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When ‘Viewing’ is Not ‘Possession’: Oregon High Court Voids Child Porn Prosecutions - Law Blog - WSJ It is legal to view child porn in Oregon as long as you don't pay for it, download it, or print it. Don't blame the judges, they're just upholding the law. Blame the state legislature (who I imagine will remedy this quickly). |
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Baseball player quits saying he doesn't deserve $12M
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Man Says Parkinson's Drug Made Him Addicted to Gambling and Gay Sex
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That's what I call a true gateway drug.
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Burglars 'mistook ashes for cocaine'
Five teenage burglars have been arrested - after they allegedly snorted the ashes of their victim's father and dogs, mistaking them for drugs. The victim returned to her home in Silver Springs, Florida, to find valuables, including electronic equipment and jewellery missing, reports Fox News. But what she found most troubling was the theft of her late father's ashes and the ashes of her two beloved Great Danes. During their investigation, Marion County Sheriff's deputies learned the ashes had been taken because the suspects thought they were cocaine or heroin. Detectives say the suspects snorted some of the ashes believing them to be cocaine. They later realised their mistake and got rid of the ashes. Police have arrested and charged Waldo Soroa, 19, Matrix Andaluz, 18, Jose David Diaz Marrero, 19, and two juvenile suspects who cannot be named http://web.orange.co.uk/article/quir...es_for_cocaine |
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