Category: Police Units

Man Joins Search Operation Not Realizing He’s the One Missing

  • A man was lost in the forest
  • A man joins a search party looking for himself
  • He was drunk and wandered away from his friends in the woods
  • He found himself in a group along with others looking for himself

We all love drinking alcohol especially together with our closest friends, colleagues, family members, and even strangers. Imagine a party or any gathering without drinking alcohol.

Drinking has been with us through our happy moments and our struggles.

It is never absent during the highlights of a person’s life. Birthday celebrations, wedding celebrations, graduations, work promotions, and of course during heartaches, you name it.

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Ohio Motorist In A Pickle After Cops Find Drug Stash In His Car

An Ohio man is facing drug charges after police found a large amount of marijuana and THC wax in his car during a traffic stop yesterday afternoon.

Antonio Stanley, a 40-year-old Cincinnati resident, was busted on felony trafficking and possession counts after he was pulled over on Interstate I-75, police report. Stanley, pictured at right, is being held in the Butler County jail on the narcotics raps.

As seen in the above evidence photo (click to enlarge), along with the narcotics, cops seized drug paraphernalia, cash, a phone, and an individually wrapped Freestone dill pickle.

According to the Bangor, Michigan-based Freestone Pickle Company, its products are a “great, salty snack alternative” that are low in calories and fat- and cholesterol-free.

The confiscated pickle has an estimated street value of about $1.

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Unclear on the Concept

When Bshar Ahmed, 30, of Youngstown, Ohio, was arrested on March 7, he told police that he was selling marijuana from the gas station where he was working the midnight shift because he just got out of prison and he needs the money, WKBN-TV reported. The owner of the station called officers about Ahmed and produced a bag, which Ahmed admitted was his, that contained bags of weed and a loaded .38-caliber semiautomatic handgun, along with suspected methamphetamine, crack cocaine, indeterminate pills and over $1,000 in cash. Ahmed’s previous convictions bar him from possessing a firearm. [WKBN, 3/8/2022]

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Man Kicks Swans And A Duck While Practicing Karate Edison Lucius – April 27th 2018 A man was spotted kicking a number of swans and kicking a sleeping duck, as he was using his local park as his dojo

Rocco Joseph Mantella, Orlando Police Department

On Thursday, April 26th, 34-year-old Rocco Joseph Mantella was arrested after witnesses spotted him kicking a number of water birds whilst practicing karate, the location of his mock-up dojo was Lake Eola in Orlando, Florida.

The arrest report revealed at approximately 9:20 am, multiple witnesses spotted Rocco practicing karate in Lake Eola Park. Witnesses revealed that he kicked two swans in the head and was suspected of kicking another swan in the backside. Witnesses stated that he kick the swans “as hard as possible.”

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Police Collar Trespass Suspect Doused In Paint Virginia woman, 34, was nabbed in Norfolk

NOVEMBER 18–Meet Keeta Neville.

The Virginian, 34, was arrested earlier this month after cops responded to a report of a “disorderly trespasser” at a Norfolk property.

Neville, who had an outstanding arrest warrant, was busted for disorderly conduct and “five counts of assault on law enforcement that occurred during her arrest,” according to a police spokesperson.

When Neville was collared on November 6, she had “a paint like substance on her,” cops say. The source of the paint–which is similar to Benjamin Moore’s Windsor Cream–is a mystery.

Neville, who is locked up without bond, is next due in court on December 1. Her rap sheet includes arrests for disorderly conduct, larceny, indecent exposure, contempt, trespassing, and purchasing alcohol for a minor.

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Police remove boa constrictor from man’s car in Brazil

 

March 16 (UPI) — Police in Brazil came to the assistance of a farmer who saw a large boa constrictor slither into the innards of his car.

The Military Police of the Federal District said officers with the Environmental Police Battalion responded to the Jardim Morumbi Rural Center in Planaltina after a farmer reported seeing a large snake entering his vehicle through the fuel tank area.

A video of the rescue shows police removed the back seats of the car so they could reach the snake’s hiding place.

Officials said the snake was not injured and was released into a wooded area.

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Purse Thief Runs Into Police Arms Aeron Kip – April 11th 2017 A man who stole a woman’s purse runs straight into the long arms of the law, literally

Brian Keith Siemienski, Port St Lucie Police

On Monday, April 10th, 33-year-old Brian Keith Siemienski was arrested after he snatched a woman’s purse in a Denny’s car park, located in Port St Lucie, Florida, he ran away straight into the arms of the law.

At approximately 3:00 pm a Denny’s employee was sitting in her car, whilst the fast food eatery was being cleaned for bugs. Brian approached her vehicle, the employee asked if she could help him, brian replied “Yeah this”, he opened her car door, snatched the Dennys workers handbag.

The pair struggled with the handbag until the handle broke off the purse. Brian ran off with the loot but he ran straight into the arms of a St Lucie Police Sergeant. the police were already in the area.

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Experts: Metallic object that crashed into New Jersey home was a meteorite

CAPTION ADDITION: CONFIRMED METEORITE: This image provided by Hopewell Township Police Department shows a confirmed meteorite on a hardwood floor at a residence in Hopewell Township, N.J. The meteorite punched a hole in the roof of the central New Jersey home, smashing into a hardwood floor and bouncing around a bedroom. The family who owns the home discovered the black, potato-sized rock in a corner — still warm. (Hopewell Township Police Department via AP)

HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP, N.J. (AP) — A metallic object that punched a hole in the roof of a central New Jersey home this week, smashing into a hardwood floor and bouncing around a bedroom, was a meteorite, experts announced Thursday.

Scientists with The College of New Jersey determined the 6-by-4-inch object, which weighs about 2.2 pounds, is a rare stony chondrite meteorite. They came to that conclusion after conducting a visual examination, making density measurements and scanning electron microscope images. They were assisted in their work by Jerry Delaney, a retired meteorite expert from Rutgers University and the American Museum of Natural History.

“Getting the chance to examine the meteorite (Wednesday) was a rare and thrilling opportunity for me, as well as for a group of physics students and professors at TCNJ,” said Nathan Magee, chair of the school’s physics department. “We are excited to be able to confirm that the object is a true chondrite meteorite, in excellent condition, and one of a very small number of similar witnessed chondrite falls known to science.”

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