In New York City, subway riders are used to the phrase, “If you see something, say something.” The key word there being “say,” not “do.” That advice could apply to a number of situations, because while vigilante justice is a noble theme in comic books, police likely won’t approve if you open up fire on your fellow shopper for shoplifting. [More]
Florida Man Claims He Shot At Walmart Shoplifter’s Car So Cops Could Find It Later
By February 28, 2013
Passengers Tackle Man On Flight Because Grabbing Ladies Just Isn’t To Be Tolerated
By September 27, 2012
Committing acts of harassment in a confined public space is going to lead to one inevitable outcome: You’re gonna get caught because there’s nowhere to go. That’s what happened to a man on a flight from Chicago to Orange County, Calif. when his fellow passengers tackled him for behaving aggressively and grabbing women while in the air. Getting away is not an option when you’re at that altitude, people. [More]
Guess What? 911 Doesn’t Want To Hear About Your Unsatisfactory Experience At Skyline Chili
By June 29, 2012
How many times do we have to say it? People, 911 is not your personal complaint line, whether it’s a call about a sub-par sandwich or the service you received at your local Skyline Chili. Cops say one Cincinnati man got a bit tipsy and called 911 about 10 times after an unsatisfactory experience at the restaurant. [More]
Mom Ordered To Stay Away From Nordstrom For Leaving Kids In The Car To Shop
By June 22, 2012
Endangering your kids to check out some great shopping? That didn’t fly with a judge in the San Francisco area. A new mom has been ordered to stay away from Nordstrom after leaving her 11-week-old twins inside her SUV while she was visiting the store in February. Once again — never leave your kids in the car, no matter the season. [More]
Screaming Child On Plane Prompts Man To Trigger Emergency Slide
By February 21, 2012
Lots of crying kids today, folks! While we know it can be annoying to sit next to a child bawling his or her head off on a plane, that doesn’t mean it’s okay to trigger the emergency slide. One man on a Vietnam Airlines flight did just that in response to a crying kid. [More]
