Talk about father of the year: A 35-year-old man in South Carolina was arrested after leaving his six-year-old daughter alone outside a Target . . . overnight . . . to hold his place in line for Pokémon cards.
Burnout is a real thing in the workplace but.......quiting in midshift and you are a paramedic...That's downright diabolical. An ambulance driver in Cleveland, Ohio, is accused of abandoning a patient mid-transport on Wednesday evening.
A list of "workplace email phrases that are most commonly perceived as passive aggressive" includes: "Just to be clear" . . . "as previously discussed" . . . "per my last email" . . . and "for future reference."
A Florida police officer who responded to a welfare check discovered a dead man — then, according to police, stole his identity and took over his home. Brian Louis Sguros, 35, a Lauderhill Police Department officer, was arrested on multiple felony charges after investigators say he impersonated Dennis West, 71, who was found dead in July 2022.
A 64-year-old Richmond, Virginia man faces felony charges after allegedly restraining his wife with tape so he could watch football undisturbed.
A 49-year-old Brazilian bricklayer sold all his belongings to travel over 1,200 miles to meet a woman who turned out to be an AI-generated persona. Edimar Rocha Martins first discovered "Jéssica Oliveira" in 2020, believing her to be real. This month, he sold everything to fund a trip from Maranhão to Belo Horizonte after the AI persona posted a video seeking a man to move onto her farm.
A wedding venue in Texas is catching heat online . . . for REFUSING to refund a family for their booking, even though the groom passed away seven months before the planned wedding.
A 25-year-old man in New Hampshire had THREE run-ins with police in one night. First, he needed to be revived after an overdose, and then he got TWO DWIs, within three hours.
According to police a Florida man is facing felony attempted murder charges after he shot an Uber Eats driver for flirting with his girlfriend.
ChatGPT is meant to help you write papers and resumes, not be an accomplice to your crime. A teenager asked ChatGPT if they could get in trouble for vandalizing cars, and ChatGPT said YES . . . but then helped him with some "damage control" while he ate mozzarella sticks.
Two Wendy's workers in Georgia were arrested this month . . . after allegedly breaking into the car of a nearby McDonald's employee. Officials are jokingly calling the criminals the "square patty duo."
A 43-year-old DUI suspect drank toilet water (that she peed in) at a jail in Virginia in an attempt to fool a breathalyzer test. It didn't work.
More than 8,000 Michigan residents who recently applied for a new driver's license got an ID . . . with a random stock photo of a stranger. The state says it was a mistake, obviously, and new IDs are being sent out.
A 53-year-old woman at an In-N-Out restaurant started threatening workers with a large wooden stick. And a 20-year-old hero jumped through the drive-thru window, grabbed a spatula, and saved them.
People may stretch the truth on their dating profile, but one man told women that he was an NFL football player and had millions of dollars.
Today's Simple Simon clearly thought Steak 'n Shake was a strip club. A 25 year old man in Florida was arrested on Wednesday after exposing himself to a customer. He had his zipper down, and he was hanging out . . . intentionally, you'd have to think.
A 24-year-old man in Florida was arrested for destroying a FAKE Flock camera. He didn't realize it was fake . . . the police installed it because the real ones at that intersection had recently been stolen.
A 30-year-old man in Florida was arrested for speeding at 117 miles per hour. He told deputies that he was trying to make it to the bathroom at Buc-ee's. But the nearest Buc-ee's was roughly 61 miles away.
A 19-year-old student at Indiana University was arrested on Sunday . . . after he threatened to "bomb the Applebee's" on social media. He told police he was mad because his food was taking too long.
Just when you thought 2026 could not get in weirder, a woman by the name of Misra is claiming that she and her A.I. boyfriend have a child together
A woman in Florida was out having drinks last Friday . . . celebrating her brand new Rolls-Royce. Then, she drove it home, drunk . . . nearly crashed into a cop car . . . and was arrested for DUI.
Talk about creepy. Former police officer Lamar Eliseo Roman, was accused of using the Flock Camera system to track down a woman he saw while working a side gig.
A 28-year-old woman was pulled over in Florida, and she gave officers a fake name. She said she didn't have her license, but there were 12 in her car . . . all with her picture, but with different names and dates of birth.
A man from West Virginia was arrested after stealing $17,000 worth of Little Debbie snacks. It sounds like he was caught trying to offload his illicit Little Debbie at a flea market.
