Friday, October 31, 2014
Busy rat stole and stashed hoard of Milkbones
Claudia Kucharek from Wichita, Kansas, thought someone was playing a prank when more than 100 Milkbone dog biscuits disappeared overnight on Saturday.
Kucharek said, "I went outside, inside looking for trails tracks or anything that would lead me to the Milkbones."
On Sunday her husband heard a suspicious noise under the hood of her car while in the garage.
He found all the bones packed under the hood and a large rat. The couple were able to trap the rat the next morning.
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Kucharek said, "I went outside, inside looking for trails tracks or anything that would lead me to the Milkbones."
On Sunday her husband heard a suspicious noise under the hood of her car while in the garage.
He found all the bones packed under the hood and a large rat. The couple were able to trap the rat the next morning.
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Members of anti-violence group arrested for assault
Two members of a anti-violence group in in Washington, Pennsylvania, were arrested by police, accused of beating a man unconscious.
According to the Observer-Reporter, police arrested Emanuel Velez and Nikole Ardeno for punching and kicking 26-year=old Joshua Magraff.
Magraff had severe injuries and is in critical condition. The beating took place in Washington just before 4:30pm on Tuesday. Police said that Ardeno punched Magraff through the window of her vehicle. Then Velez got out from the passenger side and punched Magraff in the head, knocking him to the ground.
Police say the two them kicked Magraff while he lay unconscious on the sidewalk. Ardeno and Velez were arrested a short time later. The day before the beating, police say Ardeno, who is the co-coordinator for the Stop the Violence group, led a peace rally through the streets of Washington.
When police arrested her, she was wearing the same white “Stop The Violence” shirt from Monday’s rally. Velez wasn’t at the rally, but police say he is a member of the same anti-violence group. Investigators believe the two attacked Magraff because he was a former roommate and went to the apartment to collect his belongings.
There's a news video here.
Magraff had severe injuries and is in critical condition. The beating took place in Washington just before 4:30pm on Tuesday. Police said that Ardeno punched Magraff through the window of her vehicle. Then Velez got out from the passenger side and punched Magraff in the head, knocking him to the ground.
Police say the two them kicked Magraff while he lay unconscious on the sidewalk. Ardeno and Velez were arrested a short time later. The day before the beating, police say Ardeno, who is the co-coordinator for the Stop the Violence group, led a peace rally through the streets of Washington.
When police arrested her, she was wearing the same white “Stop The Violence” shirt from Monday’s rally. Velez wasn’t at the rally, but police say he is a member of the same anti-violence group. Investigators believe the two attacked Magraff because he was a former roommate and went to the apartment to collect his belongings.
There's a news video here.
Man accused of trying to steal TV from Walmart said he wanted to watch the Dukes of Hazzard
A 32-year-old Florida man reportedly tried to walk out of a Walmart with a large-screen television on Friday afternoon.
After he was stopped by store security, the man reportedly walked to a store display and started eating chicken. Authorities say Travis Ryan Royal of Dunnellon was seen dragging a 48-inch, flat-screen television toward the front door of the Walmart just before 2pm.
When stopped, he told store employees he had paid for the item and needed the security tag taken off, according to a Marion County Sheriff’s Office report. Royal, who was reportedly heavily intoxicated, then wandered over to a display holding fried chicken and ate $3.67 worth of food.
When asked where he was going with the television, Royal said he was going to take it to a restaurant inside the store to watch the “Dukes of Hazzard.” Royal was booked into the Marion County Jail on one count of grand theft. He is being held in lieu of a $25,000 bond.
After he was stopped by store security, the man reportedly walked to a store display and started eating chicken. Authorities say Travis Ryan Royal of Dunnellon was seen dragging a 48-inch, flat-screen television toward the front door of the Walmart just before 2pm.
When stopped, he told store employees he had paid for the item and needed the security tag taken off, according to a Marion County Sheriff’s Office report. Royal, who was reportedly heavily intoxicated, then wandered over to a display holding fried chicken and ate $3.67 worth of food.
When asked where he was going with the television, Royal said he was going to take it to a restaurant inside the store to watch the “Dukes of Hazzard.” Royal was booked into the Marion County Jail on one count of grand theft. He is being held in lieu of a $25,000 bond.
Dog's master fled from police, dog followed master, police followed dog, master arrested
A drug suspect is behind bars after his own dog helped police track him down.
Police say Edwin Henderson took off when two drug officers arrived at his home on Wednesday with a search warrant.
An investigator pointed to a fleeing Henderson and told his dog Bo "go get him." When the dog stopped and wagged his tail in tall grass, the officers knew they had found the man.
Henderson is charged with failure to obey Prattville, Alabama, police, manufacturing a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Police say Edwin Henderson took off when two drug officers arrived at his home on Wednesday with a search warrant.
An investigator pointed to a fleeing Henderson and told his dog Bo "go get him." When the dog stopped and wagged his tail in tall grass, the officers knew they had found the man.
Henderson is charged with failure to obey Prattville, Alabama, police, manufacturing a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Teletubby will now face charges for break-in and theft of Chinese food leftovers - Update
In a reversal, Pennsylvania police have filed criminal charges against a college student who, dressed as Laa-Laa the yellow Teletubby, broke into his friends’s home, raided the refrigerator, and fled with leftover Chinese food that he dumped into his “man purse.”
Police officers on Wednesday charged Terez Owens, 20, with criminal mischief and disorderly conduct counts in connection with Sunday’s 2am break-in at a Bethlehem apartment two blocks from the campus of Lehigh University, which Owens attends. According to a Bethlehem Police Department report, a male suspect broke into an apartment “while wearing a yellow Tele Tubbie outfit.”
He then “took Chinese food from the refrigerator and dumped it into his man purse” before departing. Investigators quickly identified the 6’ 2”, 310-pound Owens as the man in the “Laa-Laa,” costume. “Chinese food was found in his purse,” noted officers, who reported that sesame chicken and sweet and sour chicken were purloined.
Additionally, “The Tele Tubbie had cut himself and also left blood all over the place.” While Owens’s friends, who also attend Lehigh, initially declined to press charges, when they realized that they would be responsible for a $495 repair bill, they had a change of heart , according to police Chief Mark DiLuzio. The collegian, a business major from Jacksonville, Florida, will receive a criminal summons by mail, added DiLuzio.
Police officers on Wednesday charged Terez Owens, 20, with criminal mischief and disorderly conduct counts in connection with Sunday’s 2am break-in at a Bethlehem apartment two blocks from the campus of Lehigh University, which Owens attends. According to a Bethlehem Police Department report, a male suspect broke into an apartment “while wearing a yellow Tele Tubbie outfit.”
He then “took Chinese food from the refrigerator and dumped it into his man purse” before departing. Investigators quickly identified the 6’ 2”, 310-pound Owens as the man in the “Laa-Laa,” costume. “Chinese food was found in his purse,” noted officers, who reported that sesame chicken and sweet and sour chicken were purloined.
Additionally, “The Tele Tubbie had cut himself and also left blood all over the place.” While Owens’s friends, who also attend Lehigh, initially declined to press charges, when they realized that they would be responsible for a $495 repair bill, they had a change of heart , according to police Chief Mark DiLuzio. The collegian, a business major from Jacksonville, Florida, will receive a criminal summons by mail, added DiLuzio.
Thieves wrote apology on table after ransacking and flooding pub
Thieves ransacked and flooded the oldest pub in Merseyside before scrawling a message saying they were sorry.
CCTV footage shows the gang as they broke into the Scotch Piper Inn in Lydiate, which dates back to 1320.
The burglars ripped a boiler off a wall to get at the pub safe, bursting a pipe and severely damaging the interior of the Grade II listed building.
Phil Moran, who runs the inn with his business partner Julie Pringle, said the three men struck at around midnight on 24 October, just minutes after he locked up and went home. He said: “They broke in upstairs and had a look around there and then they broke in at the back of the building.
“They pulled the immersion boiler on top of the safe off the wall, which flooded the place. It’s caused extensive damage downstairs. It was a sea of water when I came in the next morning. They took enough to make it hurt. They took the safe itself and a lot of stock as well.”
After smashing two windows and flooding downstairs, one of the gang wrote an apologetic message in permanent marker on a nearby work surface. It read: “Sorry tried to turn water off. Could not find it. Hope you fix pub.” Mr Moran said: “They must have had a guilty conscience, but it’s hard to speculate what sort of mindset they had.”
Phil Moran, who runs the inn with his business partner Julie Pringle, said the three men struck at around midnight on 24 October, just minutes after he locked up and went home. He said: “They broke in upstairs and had a look around there and then they broke in at the back of the building.
“They pulled the immersion boiler on top of the safe off the wall, which flooded the place. It’s caused extensive damage downstairs. It was a sea of water when I came in the next morning. They took enough to make it hurt. They took the safe itself and a lot of stock as well.”
After smashing two windows and flooding downstairs, one of the gang wrote an apologetic message in permanent marker on a nearby work surface. It read: “Sorry tried to turn water off. Could not find it. Hope you fix pub.” Mr Moran said: “They must have had a guilty conscience, but it’s hard to speculate what sort of mindset they had.”
Attention-seeking man banned from lying on the ground or pretending to have an injury
A man from Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire, who caused a “nuisance” by feigning injuries and making time wasting calls to the emergency services has been given a two year anti social behaviour order.
Andrew Davies has been banned from lying on the ground or pretending to have an injury as a way of attracting attention.
He has also been told he cannot be intoxicated whilst in a public place or call the emergency services or initial response unless in times of a genuine emergency.
The 51-year-old received the ASBO order at Wycombe Magistrates’ Court. PC Chris Allman, Wycombe anti social behaviour officer, said: “Davies came to police attention initially by making time wasting calls to the emergency services. On most occasions he would be intoxicated. When dealt with by a police and council joint team he gave away his telephone to stop the temptation. However he then took to pretending to fall in the street near his home as a way of attracting attention to himself.
“He would lay there feigning an injury until an ambulance attended. Local residents came to know what he was doing and started to ignore him and regard him as a nuisance. Davies then would orchestrate his falls on a nearby main road whereby he would be seen by a larger number of people. Numerous motorists have done the decent thing and stopped to assist the man laying on the ground. Not realising they were being duped, they invariably would call the ambulance to attend to him. The ambulance staff and paramedics would normally recognise Davies and know what he was doing but were duty bound to deal with him professionally.
“On a number of occasions he was taken to Stoke Mandeville Hospital where he was more thoroughly checked over but he was always discharged as having no injuries. He has been offered support from numerous agencies and given many opportunities to change his behaviour. Davies’ continual lack of engagement has ultimately resulted in this town wide ASBO.” The court concluded that an ASBO was necessary to protect persons in England and Wales from further anti-social acts by him. The ASBO will expire on October 14, 2016. Thames Valley Police has asked anyone who sees Davies breaching his ASBO to contact them.
The 51-year-old received the ASBO order at Wycombe Magistrates’ Court. PC Chris Allman, Wycombe anti social behaviour officer, said: “Davies came to police attention initially by making time wasting calls to the emergency services. On most occasions he would be intoxicated. When dealt with by a police and council joint team he gave away his telephone to stop the temptation. However he then took to pretending to fall in the street near his home as a way of attracting attention to himself.
“He would lay there feigning an injury until an ambulance attended. Local residents came to know what he was doing and started to ignore him and regard him as a nuisance. Davies then would orchestrate his falls on a nearby main road whereby he would be seen by a larger number of people. Numerous motorists have done the decent thing and stopped to assist the man laying on the ground. Not realising they were being duped, they invariably would call the ambulance to attend to him. The ambulance staff and paramedics would normally recognise Davies and know what he was doing but were duty bound to deal with him professionally.
“On a number of occasions he was taken to Stoke Mandeville Hospital where he was more thoroughly checked over but he was always discharged as having no injuries. He has been offered support from numerous agencies and given many opportunities to change his behaviour. Davies’ continual lack of engagement has ultimately resulted in this town wide ASBO.” The court concluded that an ASBO was necessary to protect persons in England and Wales from further anti-social acts by him. The ASBO will expire on October 14, 2016. Thames Valley Police has asked anyone who sees Davies breaching his ASBO to contact them.
Three-year-old girl shocked after witnessing Tigger having sex in public toilet
A worried mother called the police after her young daughter caught 'Tigger' having sex in a toilet.
The young girl caught a man in fancy dress having "full-blown sex" in the public loo at Barton Hill in Dawlish, Devon.
Grandmother Maryanne Saunders posted details of the incident on the Dawlish Neighbourhood Police Facebook page. She wrote that her daughter took her own young child to the toilets.
"There was a couple in the baby changing room having full blown sex," she said. "They slammed the door in my granddaughter's face and caught her hand in the door resulting in bruising to her fingers.
"This is a disgusting act and in a baby changing room. They were about 30ish, the man had a Tigger outfit on, the woman was undressed. It's not very nice for a three-year-old child."
Grandmother Maryanne Saunders posted details of the incident on the Dawlish Neighbourhood Police Facebook page. She wrote that her daughter took her own young child to the toilets.
"There was a couple in the baby changing room having full blown sex," she said. "They slammed the door in my granddaughter's face and caught her hand in the door resulting in bruising to her fingers.
"This is a disgusting act and in a baby changing room. They were about 30ish, the man had a Tigger outfit on, the woman was undressed. It's not very nice for a three-year-old child."
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