DETROIT POLICE MISTAKE FILM SHOOT FOR CRIME SCENE: For the second time in weeks, Detroit police officers interrupted a film shoot because they thought they were witnessing a real shoot-out. Michigan has recently hosted many more film shoots, as they are offering tax credits to filmmakers, but the increased filming has also led to some mishaps. In this case, the crew did not have a proper permit to film in the city, and the officers were not aware. (The Detroit News)
WOMAN ARRESTED ON DWI, STEALS AMBULANCE: An Oklahoma City woman was arrested for driving while intoxicated and brought to a hospital for a blood test when police say she stole an ambulance. Supposedly searching for her boyfriend, she led police on a chase that led them to her home around 2:30 a.m. Friday. In handcuffs, she told a reporter that she had a "pretty good time" driving the stolen ambulance. (KTUL)
WISCONSIN POLICE SHOOT DOWN RUNAWAY STEER: Wisconsin sheriff's deputies had to shoot a steer after it escaped after being unloaded from a truck. The bovine ran into a residential area and knocked down a fence, which caused a local school to be on lockdown for about an hour while the officers tracked it down. (Chicago Tribune)
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