Another day, another story about a teacher having sex with a student.
But this one is a little different. In fact, it seems like it's straight out of a made-for-TV movie.
Bad news for privacy fans: The police are getting their hands on a new piece of handheld technology designed to peer through walls.
The highly-sensitive radar can detect movement as subtle as breathing from up to 50 feet away through solid concrete, USA Today and Atlanta's WXIA-TV report.
Talk about adding insult to injury.
Police arrested and charged a woman for felony driving under the influence in upstate New York near Rochester last week.
No big deal, right? Well, this wasn't your typical DUI.
A Florida woman is facing possible criminal battery and kidnapping charges after she put an 11-year-old in a choke hold.
Comedy is pretty subjective. A comedian that some find hilarious, others may hate.
In the case of comedian Dylan Avila, someone REALLY didn't like his act.
You know how we know this? Because while he was performing at an open mic night at a comedy club in Renton, Wash., someone from the audience came up on stage and hit him with an aluminum baseball bat, fracturing his skull, KOMO 4 News reported.
So, yeah, they didn't like his act.
We have all seen DUI checkpoints and police stops before.
And when we've seen them, most of us just pull over and let the cops do their thing.
But there is a portion of the population that doesn't agree with that stance and instead does something like this guy.
District Judge Ed Mclean has denied bail for Markus Kaarma and he will not be released from jail while awaiting his Feb. 12 sentencing.
A bail hearing is set for a western Montana man convicted of killing a 17-year-old German exchange student who was trespassing in his garage.
The day after Markus Kaarma was found guilty of deliberate homicide, three people who were silent throughout the trial were finally heard, including Kaarma himself.
It's no surprise to some that Lenden Woodruff has been arrested on charges of drunk driving.
That's because he has two prior convictions for the same offense. But the plot thickens because Woodruff isn't just a normal drunkard, but is a police officer who leads law enforcement departments in Oklahoma.
