The Northwest Pilots who overshot a Minnesota runway by 150 miles last week told investigators they were using their personal laptops in the cockpit, a violation of company policy, according to a National Transportation Safety Board advisory.
The two pilots, interviewed separately on Sunday, told investigators they lost track of time when they used their laptops
The pilots told NTSB officials that they had not been monitoring the airplane or calls from Air Traffic Control at that time
A National Guard recruiter from Cape May County admitted to defrauding an incentive program of more than $8,000.
Gregory Fletcher, 32, of Lower Township pleaded guilty Monday to third degree theft by deception.
Officials say Fletcher created accounts and submitted false information, providing his own bank account for the direct deposit of the monetary incentives.
The Guard Recruiting Assistance Program provides part-time soldiers with cash incentives as a way to recruit new soldiers.
Authorities say a Baltimore city police officer pulled his gun on a chain-saw-wielding haunted house worker who was trying to get "one last scream" out of him.
Baltimore County police say Sgt. Eric Janik was been charged with assault for pulling his service weapon on the worker, who was dressed up as the killer from "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Police say the employee approached Janik after the haunted house tour was over Sunday night. Police say Janik pulled his service weapon and pointed it at the man's chest
Eric Janik smelled of alcohol and told different stories about what he did with the gun.
A blue, cross-like design on T-shirts at Penn State University has some critics ticked off
The shirts — intended to foster school spirit — sport a vertical blue line down the center with the words "Penn State White Out" across the chest, forming a design that some say resembles a cross.
Six different organizations have complained about the shirt
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