Weird crimes

A man with more than a dozen felony conviction is now accused of murdering a hotel employee in Florida, police say. The suspect was charged with second-degree murder.

A Nevada father and son are accused of shooting and killing a neighbor’s cat that had wandered onto their property and gotten into a scuffle with their three dogs.

A woman pleaded guilty in Montana to starting a fire at a home. The suspect said she started the fire because she was tired of people fighting over the house.

Daniel Pigg, 38, allegedly identified himself to the resident of a home in Newton Falls, Ohio, as “Mark Angel” and said he had arrived to rid the home of demons.

Two people in Florida face charges after police say they found children who were malnourished and locked in a room for hours. The children have been removed from the home.

The suspect was convicted of stabbing a man multiple times in 2000, and served 22 years in prison for the death. He was wanted for a parole violation when he was allegedly found with a knife.

Federal prosecutors charged a Nigerian man in connection to an online scam that promised financial windfalls in exchange for a fee. The elderly victims lost nearly $500,000.

A couple who had public sex in several places across the Myrtle Beach area was sentenced to probation. The two posted videos on adult porn websites.

Two Oklahoma women are accused of lifting six-figures worth of cigarettes from drug stores and then selling them to a Tulsa convenience store.

A Connecticut woman allegedly ran into trouble with police starting with a domestic dispute and got herself arrested three times over less than one day, according to a report.

A long-simmering online feud between two Indiana women recently boiled over into a full-blown physical showdown at the all-you-can-eat buffet and grill Golden Corral.

A Louisiana 911 dispatcher was arrested after Charles Schwab & Co. accidentally deposited over $1.2 million into her account and she refused to give it back.

The former Director of Bands at Southern University was sentenced to federal prison for stealing money from marching band. The renowned band from the Historically Black College played at various events.

When the puppy was brought into an Iowa shelter, staff discovered that the dog had two fractured legs, a badly broken femur and many other bones fractured.

He found sex offenders' information online, then charged them money to remove the listings. Some of the people who were harassed weren't actually sex offenders, according to prosecutors.

A home inspector in Michigan is accused of using a Elmo doll from Sesame Street to pleasure himself in a nursey. The incident was recorded on a camera, police say.

Dutch police have arrested a man accused of stealing artwork from two different museums in the Netherlands last year. The alleged thefts happened during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Two off-duty correctional officers have been arrested for assaulting an employee and hitting several people as they crashed through the front doors of a Maryland Taco Bell, police say..

The worker at a North Carolina pig farm is still missing. However, police say there is “enough substantial evidence” to charge a suspect in his death.Mercil continues to testify about the use of force training. When showed a picture of Chauvin on Floyd, he said the move is not a trained move. He admitted officers are trained to use their body weight to control a suspect and they are also trained to put a knee across the suspect's shoulders.

Authorities in Mountain View, California, used surveillance video to identify and catch three people they accuse of stealing a giant yellow rubber duck named Rubberta.

A Disney World guest said "he spent too much" to be arrested for refusing to have his temperature taken as part of Covid-19 safety protocols, according to police.

A fake doctor in Florida gave patients thinking they were getting Botox an unknown substance, police say. The suspect also drank alcohol while performing the procedures.

A woman opened fire in a Burger King fast-food drive-thru window this week in Memphis, Tennessee. Police ask for the public's help finding the suspect.

A man is accused of illegally selling snakes and turtles in Georgia and shipping them to Florida, prosecutors say. He now faces up to 15 years in prison.

James Bradley allegedly pledged his devout allegiance to ISIS and wanted to “fight among the rank[s] of the Islamic State,” police say. He and his wife have now been arrested.

His company agreed to raise the cattle with help from these companies. However, hundreds of thousands of cattle were never purchased. He pleaded guilty to federal charges.

A mom called her daughter in an April's Fools prank to say she had been shot, police said. The daughter then called the police, who responded. The mom is now facing charges.

Hunting for treasure worth up to $2 million in Yellowstone National Park landed a man in prison. Officials say he excavated a cemetery in the park.

The janitor taped a cell phone inside a locker and filmed outside a window. He admitted to filming the underage girls at least three times from different vantage points.

A woman was sentenced to jail for making a bomb threat against a popular Catholic school in Washington D.C., federal prosecutors announced.

After transporting the animals, the suspect shipped them to customers in the United States. Many of these animals would die in transit, prosecutors said.

A Jacksonville mom allegedly arrived at her daughter's school wearing a boxing glove. She proceeded to join her daughter in fighting a classmate, cops say..

A man in Ohio is accused of raping a teen while living under her bed for weeks, according to police. The incident happened outside Cincinnati.

Police in North Carolina say they found a real gun that was modified to look like a NURF toy during a recent drug raid. The suspect had 20 guns in the home.

A man is being investigated for child endangerment after he allegedly took his child into a San Diego Zoo elephant area. Video of the incident has gone viral.

Police seized more than $635K worth of counterfeit designer products at Chicago airport, according to U.S.Customs and Border Protection.

Manchester police are searching for New Hampshire couple who reportedly stole thousands of dollars in video games from a local Walmart store.

Two teachers in Florida are accused of allowing their underage daughter to have sex with adult. They also gave marijuana to students from their high school, police say.

A man in New York was sentenced for keeping sharks in an above-ground pool on his property. He also drove the sharks in a truck.

A Florida mother and daughter tried to rig a homecoming queen vote, police say. They face computer charges, as mother was an assistant principal in the school district.

A woman posing as a plastic surgeon was arrested in Flordia after a botched plastic surgery operation, police say. The victim spoke to the media about the incident.

Chicago border patrol agents seized thousands of fake N95 masks, officials say. The masks had the 3M logo and were heading to Virginia.

An Iowa man snuck into female college students’ apartments 12 to 15 times for more than a year and shot videos of his victims as they slept, law enforcement officials said.

Massachusetts authorities charged several people in two separate incidents at the Encore Boston Harbor Casino, including an elaborate cheating scheme and a stabbing.

An 87-year-old man living at a nursing home in Bowling Green, Kentucky, was charged with first-degree rape. He has pleaded not guilty.

A Flordia man was sentenced to two decades in prison for cutting off the genitals of his wife's new lover, officials say.

A man pleaded guilty to stealing $150,000 from high school seniors in a scam where he pocketed money for their graduation trips.

A Utah man upset over a failed relationship stole the dog of his ex-girlfriend’s daughter and set the animal on fire in a field, police said.

Police in Tulsa, Oklahoma, say they nabbed a burglary suspect because of a snack. The suspect left Cheetos residue at the scene, which helped tie her to the crime.

A Maryland man admitted to selling more than $300,000 worth of counterfeit DVDs of movies and television shows. The programs included popular Disney movies.