Some of these dogs look like they feel more guilty than others. Whether it ranged from destruction of property to disturbing the peace, these otherwise good dogs behaved badly and suffered the stigma of internet shaming. We're not super sure if that's an effective way to teach your dog not to chew on your shoes, but it makes for good internets. Here are some more dog shaming photos.
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A homeowner called Lufkin Police to respond to a possible burglary in progress. As it turned out, the trespasser they found was even more confused than they were. Reminds us of this twitter thread about cops responding to a suspected burglary with an even dumber ending. But seriously, that is one terrified deer.
When this man asked the cop for his name, he got quite the fiery response. Yep, a good old "f**k you." Okay then, glad to see that everyone's remaining calm in this situation. You can check out the full story here.
In other news, we ran a video yesterday that actually shows cops keeping their cool when they're stormed by a bunch of rowdy kids wielding water guns.
You can trust that L. Scott Briscoe has your back in whatever idiot-headed chicanery you find yourself "wrongly accused of." In any case, the man needs some numbers on bus benches we can call the next time we really get in deep when it's "no fault of our own." For more lawyer themed shenanigans, here are courtroom stories from a tumblr thread spotlighting how crazy it is that court reporters can keep straight faces.
"I notice I run faster naked" - A Fulham Gardens man has told how he chased down a home invader in his underwear, armed with a didgeridoo. MORE in #9NewsAt6 pic.twitter.com/Y7HIRzdFsh
— Nine News Adelaide (@9NewsAdel) June 3, 2019
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"I notice I run faster naked!" Luckily this Australian legend who gave what is easily the most Australian interview of all time, had his "didgeridoo" on him when the water got hot.
Here are some accounts of times things got extra real. Whether it was a transformative moment, a shocking one, or when something super awkward happened. If you're looking for a funnier change of pace, here's a hilariously stupid call Lawrence PD had to respond to.
The world is full of less than savory characters. Thankfully, most people don't run around leaving literal garbage everywhere they go, or steal free food and try to sell it. But there are a few who do, and boy, they sure are some pieces of work. For more trashiness, check these out.
These police officers did NOT have the right guy. The ensuing stories are filled with avoidable panic and the sweet relief of realizing that everything is in fact, okay, and not about to give way to criminal charges.
Want some more police-themed drama? Check out this list of the times police officers encountered criminal masterminds, here! Some wild stuff in there.
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Jim Browning can't stand scammers and tries his best to make their jobs as hard as possible. In this video, he gives a more insider perspective on a specific group of scammers, how they operate, and some of the particularly evil things they do. He also takes the opportunity to throw a few wrenches into their operation.
It being International Workers' Day, Talia Lavin asked people share stories of their most horrible, unfair, incompetent and downright nasty bosses. If you've ever been yelled at for having to take off work for an emergency, or been fired for actually doing your job correctly, these might resonate with you.
Going into this, you'd think the worst the can come out of it is that the store finds out that you're trying to take advantage of them. But no, it can get much worse. That said, you'd think it would dawn on this guy *a little* earlier that it might look *a little* strange to be buying this many pressure cookers. To see what a stupid person can do with a pressure cooker in the kitchen, among other things, here's some cooking fails
