Shoppach stumbled onto his knee as the throw came into second baseman Jeff Keppinger. Already behind Keppinger, Shoppach had seemingly avoided the tag. He then fell forward and completed the slide going in head first.
Will be on the blooper reel all season long.
Me: Blue hair, silver tube top, fishnets, Knee high black biker boots.
You: Red mohawk, black pentagram gauges, viper piercings.
I was grinding on you in the pit, then we went to the bathroom, and got fucked up. You had a nice cock and I was wasted so I let [you] raw dog it in the stall. You were really good and you had to gag me so I would make too much noise.
An elderly Oklahoma woman is accused of running a major marijuana drug operation out of her Craig County home.
The investigation began about five months ago when Craig County Deputies and Vinita Police got a tip that a large amount of marijuana was being sold out of the home of 73-year-old Darlene Mayes.
After months of investigation and surveillance, the drug task force served a warrant at her home Monday evening.
Around 6:45 p.m. Monday evening, Vinita Police, Craig County deputies and Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics agents raided the picturesque farm of the retired DHS worker.
Investigators thought Mayes was a major player in the drug trade, but even they were surprised at what they found: six pounds of marijuana, guns and $277,000 in cash.
"It was an extreme wow moment," said Vinita police chief Bobby Floyd.
He says he expected to find marijuana, but was stunned by the sheer amount of cash -- much of which was stuffed in garbage bags and vacuum sealed in plastic bags.
According to the sheriff's office, around 10:15 a.m., the woman can be seen on video surveillance stealing several items including a television set, curtains, bedspread, rugs, trash can, and iron with ironing board from the room at the Sabal Suites located at 10007 Princess Palm Avenue in Tampa.
Police say the girl checked several doors to various rooms before entering the room that was under renovation at the time.
20-year-old Chadwyck Voegeli is scheduled to appear in court on charges that he impersonated a police officer.
Voegeli of Fort Wayne was arrested a week ago after he attempted to pull a car over with what appeared to be a phone displaying red and blue flashing lights.
He pulled up next to the car laughing until he saw the person he attempted to stop flash a Fort Wayne police badge.
Two off-duty officers were riding in the car in front of Voegeli . The suspect tried drive off but the officers followed him to a bar off Leo Road.
Uniformed officers arrived at the scene and after a short chase on foot through the bar, Voegeli was arrested.
Voegeli faces a felony charge of impersonation of a public servant and a misdemeanor of resisting law enforcement.
Yup can't be anything stupider than a police light phone app except maybe a guy who uses the app to prank some cops. Nice going Chad. But the news video below really tops it off. It is almost a PSA.
Somebody left behind a surprise in the bathroom at Walmart.
A custodial employee working on Saturday found a "shake-and-bake" meth lab in the women's restroom at a store in Alabama, Boaz Police Department officials confirmed to The Huffington Post.
The single-use methamphetamine operation included a Nestle water bottle and five empty packets of the over-the-counter cold medicine pseudoephedrine, the Gadsen Times reported.
Police also found it odd that the pills used to cook the low quality methamphetamine were of a brand not sold at Walmart.
The incident happened at about 8:45 a.m. when, according to DIA spokeswoman Jenny Schiavone, the woman was caught smoking a cigarette at gate B81, in a non-smoking area.
At some point after airport workers told her to extinguish the cigarette, the woman took off her clothing. It wasn’t immediately clear why. However, Denver Police say it was unrelated to the smoking issue.
One witness, who did not want his name used, says other passengers on the concourse didn’t find the striptease amusing.
“Most were shocked,” he told FOX31 Denver. “No one really noticed her at first because people were trying to get to their planes. Then, everyone realized she was just standing there completely naked.”
The whole incident played-out over a span of about 20 minutes before authorities eventually transported the woman to a hospital, Schiavone said.
So how may passengers at the airport thought this was a new TSA procdure? I'm sure plenty. Is that what we are eventually going to get to? Passengers stipping naked to ensure one of your tattoos or piercings isn't a bomb. Or maybe to make sure I'm not wearing a phallic prosthesis with explosives packed in it.
Mahovlich responded to coach Punch Imlach's berating by not reacting to it. He admitted later that the two men didn't speak for five years. Though the team and the doctors didn't admit it for several years, Mahovlich was hospitalized in 1964, suffering from acute tension and depression. He returned to the team but struggled on the ice, his goal production dropping to 18 in 1966-67, the year of his final Cup victory with Toronto.The Leafs played the Montreal Canadiens on November 1, 1967 - an important game between long-time foes. Mahovlich played a wonderful game, scoring a goal and adding two assists in Toronto's 5-0 win. He was named one of the three stars of the game. The next day, with the Leafs leaving on a trip to Detroit, Mahovlich got up from his seat on the train, told a teammate he was going home and left. He was soon under the care of the Toronto General Hospital psychiatric staff. He was in a deep depression and, according to many reports, had suffered a nervous breakdown. Mahovlich stayed away from the rink to deal with his condition for more than a month, during which he missed 11 games.
Near the end of the season, the Leafs decided to part ways with their big winger. In the biggest trade of the decade, he was sent to the Detroit Red Wings with Pete Stemkowski, Garry Unger and the rights to another Leaf enigma, Carl Brewer, for Paul Henderson, Norm Ullman and Floyd Smith.
A misdemeanor charge was filed against a woman after another woman accused her of coming into her eastern South Dakota home and attempting to feed her infant.
The mother called 911 around 5 a.m. Sunday to report that a woman she didn't know had entered her home in Brookings and tried to breast feed her 2-month-old child, Brookings Police Lt. Derrick Powers said. The woman then allegedly treated the home as her own until police arrived.
"After (the resident) called police, she found the suspect lying in her bed," Powers said, adding that alcohol may have played a role in the incident.
But the 24-year-old woman taken into custody, Rebecca Silva of Brookings, denied the allegations. She told The Associated Press late Monday that she never tried to feed the infant and that she had been invited into the home, saying she'd met the woman the night before.
"I did not break into her house. She invited me in. She gave me her pajamas. She lied to the cops that I broke into her house. I did not try to feed her baby. That didn't happen," she said, noting that she was only cited for unlawful occupancy.
She said she remembered having an argument with the woman, who told police she was awoken by dogs.
Bridgeport Superintendent Paul Vallas said he believes the boy took his stepfather's jacket to school on Monday without knowing the drugs were inside it.
"Children bring to school what they find at home," he said.
Police have told the Connecticut Post the boy took 50 packets of heroin out when it came time for a show-and-tell presentation, but Vallas said the boy only waved the heroin around at his cubicle. Police did not respond to messages seeking comment Tuesday.
The boy's stepfather, 35-year-old Santos Roman, went to the school and recovered the jacket, but police had already seized the drugs, officials said. He was arrested when he returned to the school after apparently discovering the heroin was missing, Vallas said.
Roman was arrested on risk of injury to a minor and drug charges.
He didn’t attack anyone or cause a disturbance during the event. No, this perfectly sober gent was arrested for disobeying the guard ropes and trying to scoop up a sand trap with a cup.
After a short foot chase by Augusta National security and sheriff’s deputies, Baker was apprehended and charged with disorderly conduct.
Gay said Baker, who was drinking heavily at the time of the incident, was unsuccessful at getting any of the sand in his cup.
