Police raided a home in Portland, Ore. after a neighbor alerted them to a drug house that manufactured and sold heroin and methamphetamine and attracted customers by passing out fliers that advertised "Heroin for Sale" with their exact address.
The raid netted six arrests and broke up a long standing "heroin house" that one drug enforcement expert described as a "house where people use heroin."
Looks like we have a brand new candidate for dumbest criminal ever.
Patrick Johnson robbed two banks in the Ocala, FL area in one day. The thief had the presence of mind to change his wardrobe between his crimes, but his method of sticking up the banks -- a note stating he had a gun -- was the same both times.
During their first date at a Vero Beach, FL, T.G.I Fridays, 18-year old Devin Norling and 19-year-old Sydney Sanders discovered that they had something in common: Neither wanted to pay for their meal.
So the new couple pulled the old "dine and ditch" move and got busted. That's gonna be one awkward second date.
When 39-year-old Shawn Weimer of Michigan decided he was too drunk to drive, he was just being a responsible adult. But when he appointed his nine-year-old daughter as his designated driver, not so much.
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.
Aspiring criminals listen up: If you're planning on robbing a bank, it pays to make sure the teller can read your threatening note.
A Seattle-area costumed superhero who goes by "Phoenix Jones" was arrested on four counts of assault early Sunday morning after pepper-spraying a group of people outside of a nightclub.
Jones, who wears a black and yellow body armor suit and describes himself as the leader of the Rain City Superhero Movement, claims he was breaking up a fight. The alleged combatants, however, say they were just dancing when Jones approached them.
An armed robber was caught on tape holding up a clerk in a jewelry store in Istanbul, Turkey. But he didn't count on the clerk's 12-year-old son, who makes a thrilling rescue in this intense video.