GPS hones in on bank robbers loot
As three men raced from a Thursday morning robbery at a bank on Schoenersville Road, they didn't know about the small electronic devices tucked among the piles of cash they had grabbed at gunpoint.
They soon discovered them, but the little GPS units had already alerted police to the robbers' every move. On their screens at the Northampton County 911 center, dispatchers tracked the men as they sped away from the KNBT bank in Hanover Township.
As the robbers made their getaway, they threw out cash and at least two of the devices, Seiple said. Police radio reports said the men ditched their stolen getaway car along Woodside Road in Hanover. But, police said, a third tracking device soon led them to an Allentown home at 12th and Tilghman streets. Police and FBI agents surrounded the home and arrested three men matching the description of the robbers.
News Video.Man crashes car while trying to roll joint
A 24-year-old Newark man whose truck was seen swerving across the roadway allegedly told an officer – after a pursuit – that he had been trying to roll a marijuana cigarette, New Castle County police said.
Shawn E. Jones, of the 500 block of E. Hanna Drive, was charged with drunken driving, possession with intent to deliver narcotics, disregarding an officer’s signal, maintaining a vehicle for keeping a controlled substance, possession of marijuana, malicious mischief by a motor vehicle, reckless driving and no proof of insurance.
Picture and More.Couple Beaten to Death in Bizarre Stop-Smoking Ritual
Police spokesman Ku Chin Wah told the official Bernama news agency that Mohamed Ibrahim Kader Mydin, 47, and his wife Rosina Mydin Pillay, 41,
sustained head injuries in a beating intended to cure them of smoking and other illnesses.
The 15-year-old daughter of one of the four relatives who participated in the beating was also attacked and is fighting for her life in a hospital.
Police said that Mohamed Ibrahim asked family to help him kick his smoking habit, and confided in relatives that his wife was suffering from asthma and a liver ailment.
"Following this, a 23-year-old male relative suggested that the couple undergo a ritual which involved all family members joining forces to beat up the couple to rid them of their ailments.''
.Victim Purposely Smashes Her Motorbike Into Purse ThiefA feisty Malaysian woman went to extremes when her purse was snatched by a motorcycle-riding thief. But she wasn't giving up her prized possession so easily. She gave chase on her own motorbike!
Possibly inspired by Angelina Jolie's bike chase in Tomb Raider the determined 41-year old woman chased the snatcher for 100 meters. After driving the thief down she intentionally crashed her bike into his, causing them both to fall off. She then screamed for help, attracting passerby’s who apprehended the man.
The robber was handed over to police, who believe he was also involved in other purse snatching cases around the Cukai area of Northeast Malaysia.
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Video’s .Thanks Chris...Parents accused of teaching kids to smoke potA father and stepmother from Walworth are accused of teaching their young children how to smoke marijuana. Mathew and Ashley Mathias are charged with child neglect for providing marijuana to the father's 9-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter when the family lived in Madison.
A criminal complaint says they also blew marijuana smoke in the face of their 1-year-old son and let him lick a marijuana pipe. The 9-year-old boy told investigators that between the first and fourth grades, he smoked marijuana more than 30 times.
In Dane County Circuit Court Thursday, the Mathiases were ordered to have no contact with the three children. Mathew Mathias is also charged with delivering marijuana to minors and both are charged with possessing drug paraphernalia.
.O.J. Simpson Found Guilty on All Charges
O.J. Simpson, who went from American sports idol to celebrity-in-exile after he was acquitted of murder in 1995, was found guilty Friday of robbing two sports-memorabilia dealers at gunpoint in a Las Vegas hotel room.
The 61-year-old former football star could spend the rest of his life in prison.
A weary and somber Simpson released a heavy sigh as the charges were read by the clerk in Clark County District Court. He was immediately taken into custody.
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