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WYXZ-TV was covering Sunday's snowstorm that dumped 18 inches on Detroit and southeastern Michigan with one of its reporters out showing how bad the roads were. Right when the mayor of Eric Zane's hometown of Warren was talking about how dangerous it was, a minivan passed by pulling a guy on skis behind it.

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.

Ah, technology. With the advances over the years, it's pretty hard to stay anonymous. Take, for instance, this pair of apparent iPad thieves in suburban Houston.

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.

The tension between police and civilians has been high the last few months. And we are not just talking about the drama in Missouri and New York. Montana has seen a number of deaths caused by police involved gun violence. Missoula is still investigating the NYE shooting, while Billings is not only investigating a shooting this past week, but also holding a trial for a shooting death this past spri

A Kentucky police officer is recovering after accidentally shooting himself in the stomach while in an elevator with his wife.

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.

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.

The hostage situation in Sydney finally came to an end Monday after about 16 hours. Police stormed Lindt Chocolate Cafe at Martin Place when they heard a gun go off, and then the hostages ran out. Three people were killed, including the gunman, and some were injured, Sydney's Seven News reported. However, 15 out of the 17 hostages made it out alive, The Sydney Morning Herald reported.

Scott Stapp's downward spiral continues.

Missoula Police have captured a suspect in a robbery that occurred on Saturday, December 13 at a Zip Trip convenience store in Missoula. The criminal escaped the scene with an undisclosed amount of money and some beer.

A guy protesting an art show in Miami Beach, Fla., was arrested last weekend.