At one point or another, we've all witnessed cops ignoring parking rules, but a 12-year-old boy named Jeremy Drew actually decided to do something about it. And, he got it all on tape. Way to go kid! Maybe there's a future for you in internal affairs.
This probably tops the list of passive aggressive ways to pay for a ticket. A disgruntled man who got busted by a red light camera took the time to fold 137 one dollar bills into origami pigs (get it? Cops = pigs?) and stuffed them into a couple of Dunkin Donuts boxes.
This little Yorkshire terrier jumped out the window of his owner's car, after it was involved in a minor traffic accident. If that weren't bad enough, the pup started running loose on a busy highway. The police were eventually able to corral the pup, but not before his elusiveness made for quite the keystone cops routine.
Nigeria is home to a traffic cop who doesn't just use hand signals and a whistle to control cars. No, no. He regularly busts out spectacular dance moves while managing the flow of traffic. Imagine if you loved your job this much.
A Florida state trooper proved that cops aren't above the law when she pulled over and arrested Miami officer Fausto López after catching him weaving in and out of traffic at 120 miles per hour. Lopez's defense? He was late for work at a second job doing private security.
Well, this is humiliating. Thieves using bolt cutters were able to force their way into a supposedly secure building earlier Thursday morning and steal 21 MP-5 submachine guns and 12 large caliber handgun from the Los Angeles police department's prestigious SWAT unit.
An Eastern European man thought he had come up with a novel way getting out of a speeding ticket: As he was being written up, he let himself into the back of the cop car and informed the officer he was going to beat the ticket because of police brutality.
Then the schemer proceed to beat himself up with a series of vicious punches to the jaw.
If this footage of a Belarusian cop's Houdini-like escape from his hurtling van was in a movie, it would surely be deemed "unrealistic."
Estevan Tapia was leading police on a 10-mile car chase when he was overcome with the urge to relieve himself.
So the Albuquerque, NM., man pulled over and indulged himself on the pavement -- all the while with a beer bottle in hand.
After being teased with Snooki's car crash for what seems like an eternity, viewers finally got to witness the fender bender with a police car in all its glory on 'Jersey Shore' last night.