Another day, another criminal arrested wearing an appropriate shirt.
30-year-old Aaron Crowe of Indiana was arrested on Valentine's Day for allegedly punching his wife in the face during an argument. Cops arrested him at a motel room, where he was found wearing a T-shirt that read, "I did not hit you, I high-fived your face." His warped sense of humor and sense of style were not met with laughter, however, as cops charged him with domestic battery.
HOLY TOLEDO! THAT'S A GREAT PRICE:
Drivers in Toledo, Ohio must have thought they were in a time warp on Sunday when gas at a local station was rolled back to 1960s prices.
A computer glitch at a Pilot gas station caused prices to fall to 49 cents per gallon. And if you think that's great, wait! Two hours later, the glitch dropped prices even more, to only 19 cents per gallon. Drivers wondered what was going on but didn't really care once they saw that they could fill up their tank for just a few bucks.
Another gas station across the street was forced to drop its prices to 17 cents just to compete. The glitch kept the price down for three hours before it was fixed and returned to its regular price of $1.51.
STICK A FORK IN HER..
A Florida woman wanted to send a clear "fork off" message after a fellow patron at an all-you-can eat buffet told her to stop cursing -- so she ran across the restaurant and tried to stab her with a dinner fork.
Davina Renee Cutchall was charged with aggravated assault on Thursday after the incident, which started when the victim asked that she stop using such sharp language in front of her children. According to a police report, Cutchall began waving the fork threateningly, then threw a large soda pop in the face of a stranger who tried to step between the women.
After Cutchall lunged at the victim with her fork, the unnamed woman doused her with a bowl of ketchup, at which point Cutchall fled. Cops caught up with her at a bus stop outside the eatery and charged her with assault.
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