A guy in Hawaii escaped from jail . . . made it 100 yards . . . and got hit by a car. Now, the driver is wanted for a hit-and-run.
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Someone got hit and killed by a train near Bakersfield, California, last Friday.
Then police arrested a lunatic who removed their severed leg from the scene . . . and started EATING it.
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A guy at Disney World got arrested for snatching a pair of Mickey Mouse ears off a random lady's head.
His daughter lost hers, and he thought they were the same ones. Turns out mouse ears at Disney World are fairly common.
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"Imaginary Friends" Don't Count in the Carpool Lane
This would be a cute idea from your kid, but not so cute in the eyes of the law: The California Highway Patrol posted to let people know "imaginary friends" don't count in the carpool lane.
California has "FasTrak" monitors you set yourself according to how many people are in your car. If you set it to two or three, you get a discount on tolls.
Some guy was using the express lane near San Francisco last Wednesday. And when his monitor scanned through, it said he had three people in his car. But a cop saw him driving alone and pulled him over.
He had a t-shirt wrapped around his passenger's seat, with a bucket hat on the headrest. So that's "Passenger #2". But there was no Passenger #3 at all.
The highway patrol posted an image, set to the song "You've Got a Friend in Me" from "Toy Story". They said, quote, "Imaginary friends don't count as 'Occupants' when setting a FasTrak transponder. Yesterday, this driver thought he could out smart our Officers on patrol but failed."
The standard fine for setting your transponder wrong is $238.
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