Sniffer Dog Finds Huge Drugs Haul On His Last RaidA police sniffer dog called Ben discovered a huge stash of drugs - on his last raid before retiring.
The haul of cocaine, speed and cannabis, worth $560,000, was a record for Central Scotland officers.
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Dangerous Prank Calls Draw SWAT Teams To Unsuspecting Homes
As SWAT officers surrounded an Alvarado home in rural Johnson County, they steeled themselves for a confrontation with what they believed to be a drug-crazed man armed with an AK-47 who had already killed his wife, taken hostages and wanted to kill police.
But what they found was an innocent 60-year-old trucker. No bloody crime scene, no assault rifle only unanswered questions.
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Man arrested in prime-rib assault
A possible assault with a deadly weapon – a 3-pound frozen prime rib – landed a 40-year-old La Jolla man in jail on Friday night. The man's 67-year-old mother called San Diego police at 9 p.m. saying she was afraid of her son, who was at their home on Bird Rock Avenue, Officer Aaron Frodente said. The two had been arguing, and when the mother ordered her son out of the house, he allegedly tossed a cup of water in her face, hurled the frozen hunk of meat at her – narrowly missing her head – and broke the refrigerator door and a bedroom door. Frodente said that when he and his partner, Officer Jason Aguilar, arrived at the house, the son and a visiting friend tried to hide in the garage. The son was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, elder abuse and vandalism. His friend, a 35-year-old parolee, was arrested on an outstanding warrant.
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