Michigan Cop Steals Pot, Makes Brownies, Calls 911

Michigan Cop Steals Pot, Makes Brownies, Calls 911

A former Michigan police Captain found himself on the wrong side of the law after he stole marijuana and baked it into a batch of brownies.

A taped 911 call indicates Edward Sanchez and his wife consumed the entire tray.  After about an hour, they realized they bit off a bit more than they could chew.  Sanchez told the operator he believed he and his wife had died and that "time was moving really really slow".
 
Sanchez reportedly said he believed he and his wife were experiencing (more…)

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5 Things To Not Do In Court

Pinocchio may not have know what to do facing the judge, but in most cases even people who have never been to court before will allow themselves to be guided by common sense.  They will arrive early and dress, act appropriately and tell the truth - hopefully.

Others, however, don't take this type of situation seriously.  When this happens things can go very, very wrong.
 

Don't show up drunk.  In May of this year, a South Carolina crime victim admitted to drinking a double shot of vodka 30 minutes before her 9 a.m. court appearance.  Officers administered a breathalyzer test …

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5 Myths About Crime And Race In America

There are many myths that circulate around crime in black America. It leads to a lot of stereotyping and misinformation.

Many people tend to believe that there is more violence in black neighborhoods, that "black-on-black" crimes are more prevalent, and that many black youth are quickly joining the ranks of gangs.

The facts behind all of these myths show that the things that people believe are based on nothing more than their own perceptions.

Taking a closer look at the reality behind the statistics, you can see that crime in black America is not what you think.

 

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Crime Stats By State

Crimes are being committed right now. Probably not too far away from where you are sitting at this very moment.

By the time you finish reading all of the information in this infographic, two people have been murdered, five burglaries have happened, as well as many other crimes.

From petty to grand, violent and non-violent, crime across the country happens on a consistent basis. It seems to never stop.

Always be aware of your surroundings, and be as safe as you possibly can. Don’t take unnecessary chances.

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Gun Crime & Ownership

Gun ownership is a hot-button topic these days.

Not a day goes by that there isn’t a story in the news about crimes and deaths involving a gun. Many of those stories are often woven through with reports of governments trying to push through more gun control legislation.

There are some very strong opinions in America, when it comes to gun control and ownership rights, but not all of them are based on facts.

People on both sides of the issue need to be better informed about all of the facts that concern gun crime and ownership in the United States before …

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New Captain For LAPD Northeast Station

A spokesperson for the LAPD Northeast Station has confirmed the patrol unit has a new Captain.   Capt. Jennifer Thomas officially took over the post as of June 16.

Thomas is said to have been with the LAPD for nearly two decades.  She has worked in a myriad of roles throughout her tenure including working with the Asian Crime division and also with gang units.
 
She has replaced Capt. Joseph Hiltner.  Hiltner retired earlier this month.  His retirement reportedly comes approximately nine months after (more…)

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Crime Rates & Stats Every College Student Should Know

College is a time of learning and growth, and with a little luck, some fun.

Unfortunately, a lot of crimes take place on and around college campuses and universities, putting a lot of students in danger.

Not surprisingly, many incidents stem from alcohol use. Excess drinking leads to a lot of injuries, accidents, rapes and deaths of college students all-to-frequently these days.

Information is power, though, so knowing what statistics college students are facing when it comes to crime on campus and alcohol-related instances might help reduce a lot of danger that so many are facing at school.

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What To Do After DUI

When you plan a night of good times, laughs and a few drinks, the plan usually doesn’t end with you being arrested for DUI.

Getting charged with a DUI can be a costly mistake that you hopefully will never make.

Not only does a DUI take a big bite out of your wallet, but it also takes away valuable time that has to be spent in jail, taking part in community service activities and education programs, and of course going to court.

The risks and costs of getting behind the wheel after you’ve had a few more drinks than planned are not …

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SD Sheriffs Bust Sophisticated Meth Ring

A spokesperson from the San Diego Sheriff's Department has confirmed investigators have broken up a sophisticated methamphetamine trafficking ring.

The money for meth exchanges were being made at the Mission Bay Sportcenter.  The owner, 40 year-old Jason Boon, has been charged with 15 counts of transportation, possession and sale.  He is believed to be the ringleader who masterminded the operation.

The arrest was made possible through the efforts of a multi agency investigation.  "Operation Boone's Farm" included members of the San Diego Police Department, San Diego Sheriff's Department, the Martime Task Force, the District Attorney's Office, Drug Enforcement Agency and Homeland …

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Sesame Street Teaches Kids I Is For Incarceration

In the United States it is estimated that more than 2.7 million kids have parents that are serving time in state or federal prisons.

Corrections department officers said this reflects an 80% spike from numbers reported 20 years ago.

This, according to Sesame Street representatives, is why they are creating a production that is geared toward helping these children cope with a new series called "Little Children, Big Challenges".

 

Research shows that about one out of every 28 kids has a parent that is in jail. Some states say their incarceration rate is so high that nearly 10% of resident children have …

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