| Man gives license and runs. A local
man is involved in a car accident. When the
police arrive, the man gives his drivers license
to the officer, and then literally turns and runs
away. The officer doesn't give chase, but does
check him through the computer. He has no
warrants and is a valid driver. His car is also
registered to him and everything is proper. The
officer simply tows the man's car, drives over to
his house and issues him a ticket. _____________________________________
The hitch-hiker Nashville, TN - A
man hitch-hiking offers an off duty officer a bag
of crack cocaine for a ride, and gets arrested.
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A call to police by a Montgomery
County motel manager over a guest's refusal to
pay his bill has netted them a fully operational
drug lab inside the guest's room.
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Two boys in stolen car pull up to
sobriety checkpoint. In Berks County (Pa.),
police arrested a 16-year-old driver and his
19-year-old passenger in July in Exeter Township
when the driver coolly pulled up to a sobriety
checkpoint and told officers they were on the way
to a party, even though both were obviously
intoxicated; the car was littered with empty and
open beer cans; and the boys looked much younger
than 21 (the drinking age). And two other things:
The car had been reported stolen, and in the back
seat was a leather satchel containing various
license plates, car titles and other
motor-vehicle papers (Reading Eagle/Times, 7-30-
00).
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Man Jailed Minutes After Release.
After serving eight months in Placer County jail
for auto theft and drunken driving, Jessie *
never got out of the facility's parking lot. Less
than 15 minutes after being given his freedom,
the 28 year old Loomis resident was back in jail
for allegedly plotting a bank robbery with an
undercover officer who met him in the parking
lot.
Authorities had learned that Alexander planned to
rob a bank within a week of being let out of
jail. Four agencies arranged for an undercover
officer to meet with Alexander in the parking
lot. Alexander then solicited the undercover
officer man's help for a bank robbery. He was
arrested at 6:10 a.m. - just 14 minutes after
he'd walked out of jail. Alexander is charged
with soliciting another person to commit a felony
and is being held on 30,000.00 bail.
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STEVENS POINT, Wis. -- A woman
didn't have to look far to figure out who likely
broke into her home and took a camera from her
purse. Police said the burglar left behind his
probation and parole card.
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Bank Robber returns to bank to open
account. 11/25/01: A man without principle
attracted a lot of interest after he returned to
a Queens bank he had robbed to open up a savings
account there, police said. "What a
dope!" said one amazed police official, who
could barely contain his laughter. "This guy
has to get the jackass of the year award. I guess
that's why they call them 'criminals' - they're
just sometimes really stupid." Police say
Jack Schreiner, 30, strolled into a Chase
Manhattan Bank branch at 84-01 Jamaica Ave. at
10:30 last Monday and handed a teller a note
demanding money. The teller complied and
surrendered $7,791 in cash. On Friday, Schreiner
returned to the bank at 11:24 a.m. - this time to
open up a savings account. After the manager and
teller verified the man was the original bank
robber, the police were called and were able to
catch their man.
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