Gun totin' granny takes the law into her own hands! picked by rubes68 3 years ago

Be careful what you pick up in the subway, because it could lead to your arrest. picked by DemureArt 2 years ago

An as yet unknown, but presumably very strong, criminal has stolen a bridge in the Czech Republic, while in an apparently unrelated incident a rare white peacock has been stolen from a country park in Dorset.

Bit of a non story really, but thought I would post as the second theft was just down the road from me and NO I didn't do it! picked by topofall 2 years ago

Ozzy musters enough brain cells to be upset about something...


"Sheriff Laney went out of his way to tarnish my reputation by implying that I somehow attract a criminal element, which is certainly not true," added Osbourne. "My audiences are good hard-working people who have been hugely supportive of my music for nearly four decades." picked by nursevl 2 years ago

Remember the man defending his property? The illegal aliens sued him under because they are still here illegally. They lost on their charges of civil rights violations, battery, and unlawful imprisonment. They were awarded nearly $80k for emotionally distress and claims of assault since he held them at gunpoint because asking smugglers to kindly wait for the law isn't effective. picked by 2manyusernames 9 months ago

Last month's Supreme Court ruling has many worried. They ruled that any lab tests, any sort of analysis will no longer qualify as evidence. The people who performed the tests must testify that they tested the evidence. A certified analysis is no longer enough. The huge backlog will ensure that many criminals will be let off with no punishment and the number will only increase. picked by 2manyusernames 5 months ago

Transit workers are installing speakers this week to pump classical music from Seattle's KING-FM into the Tacoma Mall Transit Center. The tactic is designed to disperse young criminals who make drug deals at the bus stop or use public transportation to circulate between the mall and other trouble-prone places. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago

South Africa's new elite crime-fighting unit, to be known as the Stoolpigeons, says criminals will have nowhere to hide, unless they are politicians in which case they will be able to hide in their offices. picked by bornbad 6 months ago

A homeless man who stole 100 dollars to stay at a detox centre, who turned himself in the next day because "his mother didn't raise him that way" gets 15 years in prison. Murderers and violent criminals get less time that. picked by funkfrost 10 months ago

Few of America's "most wanted" criminals have been more notorious than John Dillinger - the PUBLIC ENEMY NUMBER ONE who met his end 75 years ago. He's back in the headlines with a bestselling book and a Johnny Depp movie about to open. Dean Reynolds follows his twisted trail from the post office wall of yesteryear to the box office of today. picked by bingo 5 months ago

Texas Cyber Crimes & Fugitive units arrested Patrick Joseph Blevins, 49; Reginald Lee Collins, 27; Ronald Daven Metoyer, 41; Robert Shepard Walter, 23; Scott Peter Hansen, 44; Jason Labronte Carr, 31; & Jeremy Bryan Polak, 28 as sex offenders who used MySpace.

"Texans will not tolerate criminals who prey on our children," Attorney General Greg Abbott said. BRAVO!! picked by Moe 2 years ago

I fully expected to see "alcohol was involved" when I was reading this. Not sure how else two yahoos thought that covering their faces in permanent marker would aid their criminal endeavours. picked by cecilberman 1 month ago

Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff is being held in a super-max wing of the Manhattan federal lockup - a unit so tough it drives hardened criminals mad.

*I almost feel sorry for him...NOT!* picked by tigertony 8 months ago

Evidence from one of the most elusive criminals in US history may have been found recently. A parachute was dug up near the center of the original jump zone. Cooper bailed out of a hijacked plane with $200,000 back in 1971 and was never heard from again.

*Yes I know, but in 1971, $200,000 was a fortune. picked by moe 2 years ago

If you're lost in Naples, look for the helpful guides in the yellow vests. They can reorient you, escort you through dodgy neighborhoods and advise you on foiling pickpockets. What gives their advice such authority is that they were once criminals themselves. picked by Bingo 4 months ago

Amnesties are normally reserved for weapons or criminals but a British store has found a new offender to pardon -- the coat hanger. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago

Have you ever had a moment where you wonder exactly how bad you should feel for Ruth Madoff and the specific things you should feel bad about for her? Don't worry: the New York Times did it for you.
*Federal, White Collar Criminals: they're just like us* picked by bornbad 6 months ago

Well, now you can have the real thing! Cell doors, bunks, sinks and even toilets used by decades of San Diego criminals will be sold Saturday. A cell panel will cost $300, and a buyer must be able to cart off the 450-pound item. Such a deal! picked by suebe 9 months ago

At least in San Francisco and other parts of california. Not only is the common-sense, logical, and prudent check of prisoners for illegal contraband such as drugs, weapons, etc illegal, but the 1000's and 1000's of criminals are eligible for healthy tax-payer funded checks for being searched. picked by bernardblack 1 year ago

Savvy criminals are using some of the country's most credible logos, including FedEx, Wal-Mart, DirecTV and the U.S. Border Patrol, to create fake trucks to smuggle drugs, money and illegal aliens across the border, according to a report by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. picked by FreeMind 2 years ago