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A Florida man is accused of running Texas livestock past inspection during a screwworm emergency — the flesh-eating parasite those checkpoints exist to catch. The paperwork he allegedly skipped was the entire point of the paperwork.
A Baltimore woman is fighting a $228,000 water bill, and the dispute got worse when the city's public works department admitted its HOA billing was wrong. The meter reads like a mortgage.
A Jupiter man allegedly broke into a neighbor's house at dawn to slice a lime and pour himself her tequila, a towel wrapped around his head. He lives just down the street; a Ring camera caught him trying the front door first, six-pack in hand.
A Mesa couple put up a backyard sunshade to survive an Arizona summer and drew a $50 HOA fine for skipping the paperwork. Now the city's zoning code has opinions about it too.
A woman cut her waffle into chips, mixed the syrup into the butter container, and dipped them like nachos. Four Waffle House employees — people who have seen everything — stopped working to come watch.
A Florida man allegedly rerouted seven former co-workers' paychecks into his own account. It is a bold way to stay on the payroll of a job you no longer have.
One man's abandoned boats have cost Florida more than $370,000 to pull out of the water. Thirteen investigations and 24 unpaid citations later, the state got around to arresting him.
A Florida man barricaded himself inside an RV in a New Jersey Walmart parking lot, reportedly with a flamethrower for company. Crisis negotiators worked him for sixteen hours before police settled it with pepper spray.
Unable to start the stolen Porsche, the thief simply strapped it to a pickup and towed it off. LAPD chased the truck across North Hollywood while the driverless Porsche scraped along behind, until the strap snapped and it coasted to a stop outside a car wash.
A Daytona Beach man ran from his own crash, then warned the officers asking for his ID that they were going to get sued. The roadside sobriety test went about as well as the headline suggests.
A neighbor talked the HOA into branding a backyard vegetable garden an illegal 'farm.' The complaint collapsed the moment the board learned the harvest had been going, free, to elderly neighbors all summer.
After a Boise fender-bender, the driver was filmed sprinting to a storm drain to stuff something down it. A police officer later recognized the viral clip online, checked the drain, and recovered the meth he'd hidden.