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A drug dealer who claimed a Taser at his home was a torch for his pet lizard has been jailed. Liam Hardy claimed he didn’t know the stun gun was a weapon, telling police he purchased it as a torch to mild a tank. Police caught him after pulling him over his Land Rover and discovering 25 baggage containing nearly eight grams of cocaine at 2am on Might 10. They then searched his house and located 4 cellphones, in addition to the Taser. Durham Crown Courtroom heard that 25 snap baggage containing a complete of virtually eight grams of cocaine was discovered within the automobile when he was pulled over within the Brandon space of County Durham. Drug dealer jailed after claiming taser was torch for pet lizard He was sentenced at Durham Crown Courtroom (Image: PA) Hardy, of The Larches, Esh Profitable, admitted possessing a category A drug with intent to produce and possessing a prohibited/disguised firearm. Lewis Kerr, defending, stated Hardy turned to promo...

In this shocking video first aired on a recent episode of the BBC’s Crimewatch show, we see shocking evidence of just how unexpected – and dangerous – life can be in England as a front-line police officer. 

A randy couple have been hauled in front of a court after allegedly having loud sex on the kitchen floor - as their crying children looked on. Police were called to a disturbance at the family's home in  Springfield, Massachusetts, before finding it was less of a routine call than they were used to. Officers said there were three visibly upset children, distressed at what was happening in front of their eyes. The couple, Adis A. Negron, 30, and Elias Alicea, 38, were arrested and have since appeared in court, where they denied charges of open and gross lewdness. A police report filed in the court revealed cops heard children crying and shouting inside the Haumont Terrace apartment on June 13. No one answered the door at first, before one of the children saw the officers outside and let them in, Masslive reports . "The children were all visibly upset, crying, sobbing...tears rolling down their cheeks while looking at their ... actions," the rep...

This is Scott Robert Esser. He’s probably never going to be a criminal mastermind. The 42-year-old ‘butt-dialled’ police from the mobile phone in his back pocket, while discussing plans to burgle a property with a friend. Operators heard him chatting with an alleged accomplice chat about breaking into homes, stealing goods and emptying drawers. They passed the information on to police. He was indicted in Somerset County Superior Court on burglary, theft and other charges in connection with burglary in Stafford and Branchburg. Esser was arrested back in July, police seized jewellery, electronics, bonds and a gun in his vehicle. His bail was set at $100,000. (£65,921). Source

Florida man attempted to chew off his fingerprints while in a patrol car to avoid being identified by the police. On Thursday, Lee County Sheriff detectives noticed a 2015 Mercedes that had been reported stolen, and after stopping the vehicle, they found the driver Kenzo Roberts, was using a fake ID, had a concealed firearm, and possessed three fraudulent credit cards. Surveillance video shows Roberts unsuccessfully trying to bite off his own fingerprints while in the backseat of the patrol car.  Lee County Sheriff officials say Roberts has two felony warrants for his arrest for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Police "refused" to rescue a teenager who drowned in a canal while fleeing from officers, witnesses have claimed. The 17 year old, believed to be Jack Susianta, smashed a window at his home and fled after officers were called to the property in Clapton, east London, on Wednesday. He later ended up in the canal at Lea Bridge Road, Hackney, and witnesses have said officers went in only after he disappeared under the surface. Fiona Okonkwo, 42, told the Evening Standard it appeared the youngster "couldn't swim" and was in difficulty for around 10 minutes. She said: "The police officers refused to jump in after him and said they can't do it. I was going to jump in after him but they stopped me.  The police told us there were weeds underneath the water, that it was too dangerous and they could get dragged down. "He was struggling, then he went under the water for the last time and didn't come back up. I saw the bubbles where he took ...

Police in the United Kingdom, have released a video, showing a man abandoning his baby to urinate and to steal a bike. Police are now looking for the man who left the baby unattended while urinating at a train station before stealing the bicycle, which belonged to a teenager.  British Transport Police (BTP) are asking people to help them identify the man.  The incident unfolded at the Coryton railway station in Cardiff, Wales, on Saturday about 7:45 p.m.  PC Chris Jones, who is investigating the incident, said that the victim, a 15-year-old boy, tied his mountain bike to a lamppost, but when he returned later in the day, he discovered that it had been stolen.  Police reviewed surveillance video in the area and were shocked to see the man leaving the child in a baby carriage alone while he relieved himself before stealing the bike. The man was the seen walking away from the scene, pushing the carriage with one hand and the bik...

A woman felt she was doing the world a favor by killing a serial rapist. 32-year-old Sarah Sands of the United Kingdom, has been acquitted of murder charges after killing a convicted pedophile. She told the court that “someone had to protect the people.” A jury found Sands not guilty of murder, but she was found guilty of manslaughter due to loss of control.  Sands, who was drunk at the time, killed 77-year-old Michael Pleasted during a confrontation at his home.  Pleasted had a record of sexual abuse dating back to the 1970s. He was convicted of 24 sex offenses, all involving children. The longest sentence he received was six years in prison. However, he did not change his ways.  Pleasted was recently arrested for two counts of sexual abuse.  After bail was granted, he returned home while awaiting his trial. Sands, who felt that the police were not properly protecting the public from Pleasted, decided to take matters into her own hands. A dr...

Police chiefs are puzzling over how two police cars crashed head-on into one another, with no other cars around. The marked police Vauxhall van and the Ford Kuga patrol car were left facing each other after the crash which blocked the road. Two officers sustained minor injuries – as the vehicles also demolished a Victorian post box which had been in use for 120 years at Penpont, near Brecon, mid-Wales. One motorist who arrived on the scene minutes afterwards said: ‘I can’t understand how it happened. It was a clear day on a straight stretch of road. ‘The vehicles hit each other head-on and it caused a lot of damage. It was fortunate no-one was killed. ‘But the van must have been travelling at some speed because it was very badly damaged and looked like a write-off.’ A Dyfed-Powys spokeswoman said: ‘The circumstances are being investigated and both vehicles are non-operational.’

Sadly, we don’t have any information on whether or not the man is alright.  I mean it blew his vest off… the force was completely focused on his chest. That shit might have made a big hole in this guy.

So, you’ve just been served a burrito that you’re not entirely happy with. Do you:  a) Politely address your worries with staff and check whether the issue can be determined,  or b)  Spray the chief in the face with pepper shower?  Ideally every one of you picked alternative a  Be that as it may, police are examining after a lady chose to run with the second alternative.  Witnesses say the lady was swearing and acting forcefully before tossing a dish of business cards at staff.  The director took after the client outside to bring down her tag, and that is the point at which it heightened.  Was the staff part showered, as well as clients were given the treatment too.  Rose Keith, holding napkins to her eyes taking after the assault, told NBC4:  'I simply happened to take a gander at her and she showered me and the representative in the face.  'I didn't recognize what to think,  I've never had ...

In the event that you've as of late lost £35,000 worth of unlawful drugs this could be your fortunate of reckoning.  Cops have discovered the 14 pound bundle of cannabis and amphetamines in Eastbourne, East Sussex, and are quick to think that its legitimate proprietor.  They're so excited they're notwithstanding publicizing the bundle as lost property.  'This would seem, by all accounts, to be lost property, so in the event that you have misplaced a substantial amount of medications, I will be content to converse with you and find why you trust them to be yours,' said PC Dan Cloake.  Obviously detainment is likely if the medications do end up being yours yet we think it will be justified, despite all the trouble when you're brought together with your things.  If you’re keen to claim the package contact PC Cloake on 101 or walk into to a custody suite. The stash was  found by an individual from the general population yesterday morning

A 70-year-old lady wound up in a 22 hour standoff with police which finished in her shooting down one of their robots.  Officers were initially called to her trailer around a conceivable medicinal crisis. Be that as it may, when they arrived, she pulled a firearm on them and made a run for it.  She wound up running into a neighbor's back greenhouse and undermined some other inhabitant that she went over.  Police were compelled to clear all the homes in the close by territory and the energy and uncommon circumstances of the entire thing soon wore off on those included.  I simply need to get back home, this is somewhat strange. I feel in the event that I was in the shrubs I would've been shot at around 12 hours prior.  Nearby occupant  Attempting to snoop on what she was doing at a certain point, they sent in a police robot outfitted with a camera yet she instantly shot it to take it out.  The lady appeared a...

Police were called after a man got to be caught in a basketball hoop Scroll Down for Video Police and firefighters in Washington, utilized a step to safeguard the man who was without a shirt and hanging upside around the feet on a b-ball band.  The occurrence happened around 6:30 p.m. on Friday at Cal Anderson Park on Capitol Hill in Seattle.  The mallet wielding man some way or another got in the circle and one foot got stuck in the net. Almost twelve cops looked as the man started flailing uncontrollably the circle.  Amid the trial, he changed from hanging by his feet to recovering his head inside the loop.  At the point when the man hung upside around his feet, the cops attempted to take a few to get back some composure of him, however the man opposed and would not permit the officers to expel him from the loop.  The officers utilized a stepping stool from a flame truck and endeavored to get to the man. When he en...

A woman accosted by a drunk man in broad daylight fought him off and dragged him by his hair to the police – as a crowd stood by and did nothing. Pradnya Mandhare was on her way was on her way home from lectures when the incident took place on the platform at a Mumbai station. The 20-year-old was stunned by the attack because it happened around 2.30pm. She was convinced some of the people walking past would step in to help, but nobody did. ‘I was really shocked when he came up and just started groping me, and I try to get away from him but he grabbed me then,’ said the third-year media studies student. ‘The only thing to do because nobody else was doing anything was to hit him and so I belted him with my bag. ‘He tried to hit me back and he really stunk of alcohol, but I was determined not to let him get away with it. ‘I know that women don’t like to complain to the police but I was determined to make sure he was punished.’ The platform where she was attacked h...

When deputies at the Butler County Sheriff's Office in Ohio warned their Facebook followers to avoid a wanted man, they got a response they didn't expect. Burglary, assault and abduction suspect  Andrew Marcum, 21 , commented on the post, saying "I ain't tripping half of them don't even know me". The police responded to the wanted man in a press conference, warning him not to "poke the bear". "I take that as a challenge, and I take this as a challenge," Sheriff Richard Jones said. "And as we speak this individual is taunting the police, and it’s not good to taunt the police." They also responded by posting a welcoming picture of the room they had reserved for him: Hey Andrew Marcum we've got your room ready... pic.twitter.com/iYkANLD9hZ — Richard K. Jones (@butlersheriff) March 3, 2015 And less than 24 hours later, they publicly tweeted this humiliating mugshot of Marcum crying: Andrew Dale M...

Nacogdoches County Sheriff's deputies arrested a 38-year-old man after they executed a search warrant on a residence on Kent Street and found large amounts of marijuana and cocaine  Thursday. Gregory Alan Strong Jr., of Nacogdoches, is still being held in the Nacogdoches County jail on a second-degree felony charge of possession of a controlled substance between four and 200 grams and a third-degree felony charge of possession of marijuana between five and 50 pounds of marijuana.  No bail has been set at this time. According to a press release, NCSO investigators had been investigating Strong for some time. After investigators arrived on scene at the house in the 200 block of Kent Street, their search of the home turned up 10.5 pounds of marijuana and two ounces of cocaine. The drugs were found hidden in several different locations in the residence, according to the press release. In addition, drug paraphernalia was reportedly found at the home. St...

If Walter White taught us anything, it’s that a massive drug producing operation is difficult to hide. However rather than Mexican gangs or a brother-in-law police detective, these cannabis farmers were recently rumbled by the weather. Police officers were alerted to the house in the Netherlands after neighbours noticed the snow on the roof had melted far quicker than anywhere else on the street. After raiding the building they found several lamps used to grow the illegal plants heating the roof of the building up, melting the snow. This method of catching out crooks who grow drugs has become very common amongst police in the country, and they have even released images, such as the one above, letting citizens know what to look for if they suspect any of their neighbours of growing cannabis, and asking them to tweet the police if they see any suspicious roofs. However doing so has led to people becoming concerned that homes with sauna’s or poor insulation could be lead to p...

It’s been a great year for unwarranted emergency service calls, thanks to the man who rang 999 after his pizza took 45 minutes to arrive, and the woman who rang because her cat was giving her a ‘strange look’. There’s one more late addition to the bunch, though, after a mum dialled 999 because her ex-boyfriend gave their children a jar of stick insects for Christmas. The unnamed woman, who presumably wasn’t a fan of the creepy crawlies, rang North Yorkshire Police and offered to drop off the insects at her nearest police station. Deployment manager Paul Richardson, who is responsible for deciding the response to 999 calls in York, said: ‘She asked if she could bring them to the police station and leave them with us. ‘I think she was surprised when we said no.  People think we have this endless resource that we can deal with any issue whatsoever. ‘She was left with some advice about what police can and can’t do. ‘This sort of thing takes an operator away from potentia...

A 999 call about a hedgehog killing slugs has been branded ‘irresponsible’ by police. Greater Manchester Police has released a series of inappropriate 999 calls to highlight the importance of making genuine emergency calls over the Christmas period, when operators are under extra strain. And in one of those messages, the caller says he’s ‘a bit scared’ – on account of the hedgehog in his garden. The handler calmly informs the caller that ‘the hedgehog is a natural inhabitant of the British Isles’ and ‘they live in gardens’. Fortunately, that seems to be enough for the caller.