Weird Crimes

While crime is serious, these crimes – or at least the criminals allegedly committing them – are unusual and, at times, downright weird.


House that was bombed.
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Florida DUI suspect who made jokes during arrest.
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Roswell Police Dept.'s new logo.
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Man who joked about having a bomb at the airport.
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Escaped horses on a highway
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Horses on a Highway

Two horses who escaped from a police stable were seen galloping down a Cleveland highway. Cops managed to corral the horses to safety. More

March 8, 2024

Horse in apartment building lobby.
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Surveillance footage of a break-in at an Italian restaurant.
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Body cam still of cops busting home invasion suspect on toilet.
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Kitten that was rescued from a car engine by firefighters.
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Eligio Bishop, who is accused of running a polygamist cult.
Stanley cup that was hit by a bullet.
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Graphic from a Willy Wonka event.
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DUI suspect arrested for urinating on arresting officer.
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Cop who stole a pair of shoes.
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Splitscreen of bacon and gun ammunition.
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Deobra Redden's defense attorney noted his client would invoke his right to a speedy trial and intends to plead not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Deobra Redden wears a mask and shackles in court
Photo of Miles Harford next to photo of house
Accused polygamist cult leader Eligio Bishop.
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Audi wedged between 2 vehicles in a parking lot.
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Vinnie on cam with GFX of story about a waxing salon.
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Eagles band members.
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acorn
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Pickup truck drives into ocean.
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kangaroo
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cheese platter with grapes.
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Stolen Taylor Swift-themed porch goose.
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Man who was re-arrested 15 minutes after being released from jail.
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15 Minutes of Freedom?

An Illinois man who was released from jail at 7:34 p.m. only enjoyed 15 minutes of freedom because he was arrested again at 7:49 p.m. More

February 9, 2024

Traci Soderstrom looks at her cellphone during a murder trial on June 12, 2023