Friday, October 10, 2014
MUGSHOT MANIA: 'So I said to Abdullah the Butcher..'
"I don't much like your attitude..." The Butcher did not take my frank views in the way they were intended.
Bristol Palin slut-shamed, dragged in bloody brawl


Horse trots into police station, becomes mane event
He wasn't the mane suspect in any of their cases and it appears that he just wanted to be a good neigh-bour. Either way, we pity the officer who was saddled with taking home this horse after it trotted into a British police station.
Quite why the nosey pony thought it was a good idea to trot into the station in the North West of England is unclear, but Superintendent Peter Cowcroft said: "At neigh point did the horse pose a risk to security and appeared to be a well cared for animal.
Quite why the nosey pony thought it was a good idea to trot into the station in the North West of England is unclear, but Superintendent Peter Cowcroft said: "At neigh point did the horse pose a risk to security and appeared to be a well cared for animal.
FBI: Body resembles alleged 1976 family killer

Investigators believe the unidentified man who was killed by a hit and run driver in 1981 may well be William Bradford "Brad" Bishop Jr., a mainstay on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted Fugitive's list for years.
Read more at Cold Case USA
NFL star Adrian Peterson 'smoked a little weed'

The Minnesota Vikings running back made the astonishing claim to an employee conducting the exam, according to a motion filed by Montgomery County DA Brett Ligon in a Texas court.
Peterson who was indicted last month on a felony child abuse charge is currently out on a $15,000 bond, a condition of which is not to smoke marijuana.
He has denied that he intended to harm his four-year-old son by spanking him with a wooden switch which could see him jailed for up to two-years and fined $10,000.
A judge will now rule on the motion to determine whether a warrant should be issued for his arrest.
Teenage gun nut 'threatened to target teachers'
A gun loving teen who "threatened to shoot, stab and assault" staff members at his California high school had a huge cache of weapons at his home, cops said.
Mathew Ross had hundreds of rounds of rifle and shotgun ammo, hunting knives, swords, hatchets and crossbows at his home, Deputy Shaunna Ables of the San Bernardino Sheriff's Department said.
The 18-year-old told deputies he wasn't getting respect from his teachers the Black Rock High School in Yucca Valley, she added.
During his interrogation Ross made statements that he intended to use the weapons and named three members of staff who he intended to target in the small town around 110 miles east of Los Angeles.
He was charged with making criminal threats and booked into the West Valley Detention Center, according to CBS Los Angeles.
Mathew Ross had hundreds of rounds of rifle and shotgun ammo, hunting knives, swords, hatchets and crossbows at his home, Deputy Shaunna Ables of the San Bernardino Sheriff's Department said.
The 18-year-old told deputies he wasn't getting respect from his teachers the Black Rock High School in Yucca Valley, she added.
During his interrogation Ross made statements that he intended to use the weapons and named three members of staff who he intended to target in the small town around 110 miles east of Los Angeles.
He was charged with making criminal threats and booked into the West Valley Detention Center, according to CBS Los Angeles.
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