Police say a man wanted for assault was driving too fast, and hit a landscaping rock, sending the vehicle flying onto a rooftop early Wednesday morning.The airborne driver broke his leg when he jumped from the house. Read More…
An Odessite dressed as the Star Wars villain visited the mayor’s office this week to claim a free land plot citing Ukrainian legislation which grants every citizen the right to own 1,000 square meters of land.
His visit followed a decision by city authorities to grant attractive land plots along the sea coast to a group of people for free, prompting public concerns about corruption, according to local media.
The mayor’s office has since said the move was a mistake but has not yet canceled it, according to local news website Dumskaya.net.
“I am Darth Vader, the right hand of Emperor Palpatine,” the man introduced himself to amused policemen, as seen in a video posted on YouTube (here) and accompanied by the Imperial March music.
Read more at: Reuters
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Video shot by a documentary crew and posted on Jones’ Facebook page showed a chaotic scene in which the self-styled superhero was being chased by a purse-wielding woman. He then shot what appeared to be pepper spray at a group of people. Fodor was the only person arrested by police.
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Don Johnson of Bensalem, Pennsylvania sure does and over the past six months he was able to clown three major Atlantic City casinos to the tune of $15 million playing high stakes blackjack card games.
At the Tropicana Casino this April, he was allowed to play $100,000 per hand, and just 12 hours later the casino was down $5,800,000. Last December he took Caesars Atlantic City to the cleaners for $4,230,000. Between December and April he chipped away at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa for $4,900,000.
He is responsible for the first time in the 25 year long history of legalized gambling in Atlantic City for putting a casino in the red for the entire month. The CEO of Tropicana Casino was subsequently fired for allowing a known shark to play at $100,000 per hand.
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An Ohio man has been charged with a misdemeanor for barking at a police dog.
It happened in the Cincinnati suburb of Mason – the police report says 25-year-old Ryan James Stephens is charged with teasing the K-9, which was in a patrol car.
Officer Bradley Walker wrote that while he investigated a car crash at a pub early Sunday morning, he heard the police dog barking uncontrollably inside his car. Allegedly, Stephens – the “animal impersonator” – was making barking noises and hissing at the real thing.
Walker reported that when he asked the barking Mr. Stephens why he was harassing the canine, he said “the dog started it.” The officer also said Stephens appeared highly intoxicated (which is actually reassuring in this case).
He’s due in municipal court on April 21.
No word whether he’ll be in handcuffs…or on a leash.
Source: CBS News
What? A guy can’t dress up as Bigfoot & have a good time? Come on!
CONCORD, N.H. – A performance artist who dressed as Bigfoot says state park rangers didn’t have the right to kick him off a mountain where he had been scaring, or at least amusing, hikers while friends videotaped him.
When Doyle returned with a small band of costumed friends to film “The Capture of Bigfoot,” they were captured themselves, sort of. Monadnock park manager Patrick Hummel interrupted the skit and barred them from filming, saying Doyle needed a permit.
http://www.kansascity.com/2011/03/08/2709515/bigfoot-lawsuit-accuses-state.html
What? A guy can’t dress up as Bigfoot & have a good time? Come on!
CONCORD, N.H. – A performance artist who dressed as Bigfoot says state park rangers didn’t have the right to kick him off a mountain where he had been scaring, or at least amusing, hikers while friends videotaped him.
When Doyle returned with a small band of costumed friends to film “The Capture of Bigfoot,” they were captured themselves, sort of. Monadnock park manager Patrick Hummel interrupted the skit and barred them from filming, saying Doyle needed a permit.
http://www.kansascity.com/2011/03/08/2709515/bigfoot-lawsuit-accuses-state.html
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