In Florida, a man on a motorcycle was arrested after leading police on a high-speed chase earlier this month. He was clocked at 120 miles per hour . . . and he was dressed as the Easter Bunny at the time.
A man in Washington was arrested for stealing the "O" from the word "POLICE" on the police department sign just outside the station. It's unclear what the point of that was.
A mother on Instagram is going viral for explaining how her daughter has CAR RANCH. She just gets extra packets when she's at a fast-food place, and is totally cool eating it, even if it's been in her car for months.
Police in Florida are investigating two burglars, who hopped a fence at a high school . . . messed around on bicycles and other equipment . . . and stole "100 hot dogs and ice cream."
A hospital in Canada is suspending SURGERIES . . . due to an "ant problem." They say they'll resume once they deal with all these ants.
A 34-year-old man from Florida was arrested last month, after allegedly stealing a car . . . and driving it to the Sheriff's Office. He originally said he was driving to his mom's house, but apparently had a change of heart.
QOTD: Why would anyone steal $80,000 worth of Mac & Cheese from Chick-Fil-A? Today's Simple Simon used an elaborate scheme to get back at his former employer.
A New York woman has been convicted of first-degree assault and criminal possession of a weapon, when she threw a stick of dynamite at her boyfriemd.
A 43-year-old man in Florida was arrested on Tuesday, after he assaulted a male employee at a Subway restaurant, because he was "upset about the hardness of his bread."
A drunk driver in Ohio was pulled over for driving too slow last month. The police spotted a cup of alcohol in the car . . . and the woman said that she "needed the booze to stay awake."
A man was sentenced to seven months in jail in Singapore . . . after he tried to cheat a watch shop by selling them a Rolex he thought was fake. And he still has to serve it, even though the watch turned out to be REAL.
A 25-year-old woman in Florida was pulled over after speeding in a residential area at 123 miles per hour. When the cops asked her why, she said, "Honestly, it's a Supra I thought I was okay to go fast."
A man in Pennsylvania is wanted by police for clocking into work and clocking one his coworkers
A Florida woman crashes out at a Subway and throws cookies and the cash register on to the floor over peppers being on her sandwich.
In another attempt to get of jail early, Diddy has filed an appeal stating that the "freak offs" were amateur adult films.
Today's Simple Simon thought it was a great to use a water pipe as a pull up bar and ends up flooding the campus parking garage.
A 20-year-old man was pulled over after being clocked at 112 miles per hour in a 70 mile-per-hour zone. He told police, quote, "I drive like this all the time . . . [and] arresting me teaches me nothing."
Sometimes it is ok to spin the block with your ex, it is not ok however to BURN down their house when they don't want to take the trip. A woman in Florida burned her ex-husbands house down after a failed attempt of getting back together.
A woman in West Virginia was arrested for felony burglary . . . after breaking into a home . . . in a chicken coop . . . where two HUMANS were living. The intruder was also stabbed by the woman who lived there.
A drug dealer in Florida saw the cops closing in on him, and RIGHT at that moment, he got pegged in the head by a flying bag of cocaine, which was "returned" by the man he'd just sold it to.
A Chattanooga man is facing several charges after leading local law enforcement on a chase on an ATV. Not only did he crash the ATV he then crashed out on police as they were trying to arrest him.
As if TSA doesn't have enough issues.....A 58-year-old drunk man in Florida drove through a gate at Daytona Beach Airport and onto the airfield. He almost collided with a plane, and then he jumped out and tried to board several aircraft. He was arrested.
You should never play with other people's money, especially Uncle Sam's. Today's Simple Simons tried to defraud the IRS out of more than $700,000.
A California driver was cited after using an empty jacket to impersonate a passenger in a Los Angeles County carpool lane.
