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Shortly after a batch of pictures were released of two individuals wanted for eating food off the shelves at the Good Food Store, photos have been released of another man wanted for a similar crime.

Two individuals are being sought by Missoula Police for a new spin on the old "dine and dash" shoplifting trick.

On Monday night in Ferguson, Mo., after the grand jury's decision not to indict police officer Darren Wilson in the fatal shooting of Michael Brown, predictably, there were riots in the streets.

You may have heard of squatters, people who unlawfully occupy an uninhabited building or unused land. Well, somehow a squatter in Detroit not only took over someone's home, but they also somehow got its owner sent to jail. So, a Detroit reporter, WJKB-TV Fox 2's Charlie LeDuff, decided to step in and help the homeowner out.

Unfortunately, we hear about cops abusing their power far too often. This case is no different, but it is also completely different at the same time.

A California Highway Patrol officer in Dublin, Calif., is in trouble for a bit of an invasion of privacy after booking a woman on DUI charges.

A guy who was working the graveyard shift at a Baltimore area 7-Eleven called into a late-night sports talk radio show to apparently rap about the Baltimore Orioles. Midway through his sweet jam, the clerk named Will abruptly stopped and hung up the phone. Why? Because he was being robbed!

Missoula Police are seeking information about man suspected of using a stolen credit card to purchase over $1,500 in goods at various locations.

Add this one to the "unlikely animal friends" category.

A Missoula man is facing criminal charges after an accident that occurred outside of the Lucky Strike Casino in Missoula on Monday night, September 22.

Megan Bratten, of Independence, Mo., had just gone into the local Kmart to pick up some last-minute school supplies. She was in the store for about 15 minutes and when she came out discovered that her minivan had been stolen. Thinking quickly, she sent a text to her estranged husband's phone which was still in the minivan, pleading with the thief to return the vehicle.

The Missoula Police Department is asking for help in finding two runaway girls. 16-year-old Elissa Hawk (pictured above) ran away last Friday, August 1 and then came home on the 3rd, she then left a second time on Monday the 4th.