Archive for February, 2010

Birdsong Reads Weird Criminal Law 20

February 26th, 2010 by Leonard Birdsong


Weird Criminal Law Stories 120

February 25th, 2010 by Leonard Birdsong


Sweden: These folks certainly were not trying to keep their romance secret. A Swedish couple made so much noise in bed that their landlord tried to evict them. “Their screams of passion were so loud, I could hear them three floors away,” said one building resident. “I don’t think they were playing cards.”

Betcha they were faking it…

Indiana: If he had just brought the kid inside, he might have been the father of the year. Instead, an Indiana trucker was arrested when he left his 5-year old son in the cab of his tractor-trailer while he went inside a strip club to drink. Police caught on to his poor parenting when he called to say his truck had been stolen only to find he was too drunk to remember where he parked it.

Idiot!

Commerce, GA: “You kids wait in the shopping cart. We’ll be right back.”  A couple in Commerce, ditched their two kids

Weird Criminal Law Stories 119

February 23rd, 2010 by Leonard Birdsong


New Jersey: It is said he was the most stylish bank robber wannabe in New Jersey. A 25-year old man dressed up in his mother’s pink blouse, black coat and scarf, drove to her bank, and tried to convince the teller that he was his mom. After he presented a forged withdrawal slip, the teller called cops, who arrested him.

Cross dressing and bank robbery seldom lead to anything good.

Germany: A German crook decided to quit while he was still behind. The 24-year old tried to rob two hotels — and in each case fled empty handed with security guards chasing him. Then he tried but failed to break into the local tax office in Muelheim an der Ruhr. Finally, the bandit wannabe gave up without a fuss after being trapped in a getaway van he used to ram an armored car. “He needs a change of job,” said one police officer.

Sounds like he will get a new one in jail!

India: Boy, are they ever in for a shock. Robbers targeting city bus conductors in India will become conductors themselves — of electricity,

Birdsong Reads Weird Criminal Law 19

February 19th, 2010 by Leonard Birdsong


Weird Criminal Law Stories 118

February 18th, 2010 by Leonard Birdsong


Mexico City: Several Mexican laboratories are offering a special DNA testing package for people who think their significant other is cheating. “They can bring us underwear, a sheet, chewing gum, anything which will provide testers with traces of sperm, saliva, or hair,” said the director of one lab. The process can cost up to $500.

Mexican “players” be careful — you have been warned…

L.A. Airport, CA: Here’s some cold-blooded smuggling. A 40-year old man arriving in the U.S. from Australia was arrested at LAX after he was found with 15 live lizards strapped to his chest. The menagerie, which the man allegedly hoped to sell, included geckos and monitor lizard. They are worth about $8,500 — but the accused smuggler now faces up to $250,000 in fines.

The headline should read: Smuggler Faces “Scales” of Justice.

Brownsville, TX: An enterprising entrepreneur in this Texas town decided to go into business selling pot door to door. However, he happened to choose the home of a cop