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Wednesday, November 18,2009
News Quirks

Ivy League Follies

By Roland Sweet
Belgian authorities said two robbers misguessed how much dynamite it took to blow open a cash machine in Dinant.
Wednesday, November 11,2009
News Quirks

Good Housekeeping

By Roland Sweet
Scientists investigating a large crater in Latvia, initially believed to have been caused by a meteorite, concluded it was a hoax.
Wednesday, November 4,2009
News Quirks

Smart Phone, Dumb Owner

By Roland Sweet
Aaron R. Klein, 24, couldn't pay his $57.75 tab at a bar in Brookfield, Wis., so he left his cell phone as collateral and said he'd come back the next day to settle up.
Wednesday, October 28,2009
News Quirks

When Guns Are Outlawed

By Roland Sweet
When police went to a home in Regina, Saskatchewan, looking for David William McKay, 28, a man matching McKay’s description answered the door but said his name was “Matthew"...
Wednesday, October 21,2009
News Quirks

App for That

By Roland Sweet
Sheriff's deputies charged Jonathan G. Parker, 19, with breaking into a home in Berkeley County, W.Va., after the victim noticed he used her computer to check his Facebook account...
Wednesday, October 14,2009
News Quirks

Coitus Interruptus

By Roland Sweet
Mitchel L. Legg, 26, was at a police station in Richmond, Ind., filling out an application to carry a gun...
Wednesday, October 7,2009
News Quirks

Lost in Translation

By Roland Sweet
Police in Hinton, W.Va., accused attorney Matthew Don Reed, 32, of trying to steal Social Security numbers...
Wednesday, September 30,2009
News Quirks

TSA’s Bend-and-Spread Policy

By Roland Sweet
Less than two hours after three men robbed a woman in Columbus, Ohio, the victim notified police that one of them showed up at her home and asked her for a date.
Wednesday, September 23,2009
News Quirks

Size Matters

By Roland Sweet
When Jarrell Paul Arnold, 34, walked into a credit union in Anchorage, Alaska, and inquired about his account balance, the teller asked for his name...
Wednesday, September 16,2009
News Quirks

A passing train rammed his car.

By Roland Sweet
Max D. Hinton, 21, was interviewing for a job with the Montgomery, Ala., police when he volunteered...
 
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