A 53-year-old former Dominos Pizza delivery driver from Sandy City, Utah has been charged with a felony count of third-degree attempt to bribe an officer. However, the man didn't try to give the police officer cash, but a pizza in exchange for letting him off for speeding. The man says it was a joke, but the officer took him seriously enough to charge him for it. The man plans on fighting the charges in court. (City Weekly)
A 12-year-old boy from Winnipeg, Canada was ordered to surrender his Nintendo Wii to the court as a deposit while he completes his sentence for a multitude of charges including vandalism, assault and breaching court orders. His punishment includes showing up to court, keeping the peace, living with his grandmother and completing a bail management program. If the boy fails to comply he will not have his beloved video game console returned.
When a Pennsylvania man was robbed outside a convenience store a few weeks ago, he couldn't help but feel that the man who assaulted him looked familiar. After going home and searching through his old yearbooks, the victim realized that the assailant was a former classmate in the mid-1990's. Police arrested the man when the victim was able to pick him out of a lineup of more recent photographs.
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