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A woman challenged to produce a “not meagre amount” of “multiple knitted items” after she claimed she was merely en route to a wool shop when she tailed and assaulted a fellow motorist has produced the goods. Dundee Sheriff Court heard in July that Amanda McCabe, 47, tailed her victim, Clair

A pair of drunks allegedly preparing to rob a restaurant were caught after they accidentally dialled 911 while discussing their plans outside. Worse yet, police chief Tony Gray was eating his dinner inside.

Source: Al.com via YouTube A tense confrontation between cops and bikers in Alabama was quickly defused - when it was revealed to be a staged marriage proposal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBO2SWyWjl0 Prisoners at a San Diego jail are facing a major crackdown after they managed to take part in the viral Internet "Mannequin Challenge" phenomenon, despite a ban on mobile phones in prison.

https://youtu.be/0n01Q_GYsEU A celebrity lawyer made Internet famous by his absurdly over-the-top TV advert has struck again with a holiday-themed version.

Actress and model Sofia Vergara is being sued by her own eggs in the latest bizarre stage of her court battle with ex-fiancé Nick Loeb. A right-to-live lawsuit has been filed in a district court in Jefferson Parish in Louisiana on behalf of the fertilised eggs against their mother. The papers claim

A suspected serial hair thief has been arrested after he was accused of cutting a woman’s hair on a rush hour train – to sell online. Police in Japan have charged 23-year-old student Akiya Yoshida with assault after he admitted snipping the locks of a woman on a rush-hour train in Nagoya, west o

A 20-year-old woman who left negative online reviews about a law firm has successfully fended off a lawsuit from the embittered solicitors. Lan Cai slammed the Tuan A. Khuu law firm on Facebook and Yelp, saying that the firm ignored her contacts and once "came to my house and into my room to talk to

An Oxford graduate is suing his alma mater because he believes his university grades have stood in the way of a world-class legal career. Faiz Siddiqui has made a loss of earnings claim for over £1 million.

Librarians in Kerry were stunned this week to have a book returned — 67 years late. The €1,200 fine on Ruby of a Thousand Dreams, an adventure romance by Roland Daniel, was waived as part of an amnesty.

An 11-year-old boy led police on a wild car chase because he wanted to know what it would like to relive Grand Theft Auto in real life. Cops in Ontario, Canada responded to calls about a vehicle that was "all over the road" on a major highway north of Toronto, CBC News reports.

A former judge has been indicted for allegedly offering to reduce a fine in exchange for a sexual favour. Authorities in upstate New York say judge Delmar House was charged with a felony count of bribe receiving and a second for receiving a reward for official misconduct.

A police force has threatened to deliver harsh punishment to motorists caught drink-driving over the festive period – they will be made to listen to much-maligned Canadian rock band Nickelback. Officers in Kensington, on Prince Edward Island in Canada, have promised to break open the office’s se

Lawyers in California are unhappy about a new ethics rule mooted by a state bar commission for the first time in 30 years – that attorneys who have sex with their clients could be disciplined. The sunshine state currently bars practitioners from taking sex as payment for legal services or coercing

Breast implants are not an obstacle to becoming a police officer, a court in Germany has ruled after a three-year legal battle. An unnamed 32-year-old woman, currently working as a nurse, took legal action after her application to join the police in North Rhine-Westphalia was rejected in 2013.