It was the first day of operations at the new DMV office in Lincoln when 34-year-old Joseph Schrader walked in and started throwing fish and carrots. He wound up causing around $9,000 in damages. NO idea why.

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Daniel Saez was arrested, even though he apologized, after stealing a school bus for a round trip from Tampa to Miami.

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51-year-old Kari Morales was part of a plan to scam someone out of $60,000. What she didn't know was number of the cell phone they were contacting had been reassigned . . . to a federal agent.

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59-year-old Philip Gagnon should know better, but did it anyway. He's in hot water after pointing a high-powered laser pointer at an MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter. 

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21-year-old Quasir Stephens was busted after his footprints (toe prints?) matched those on the floor of an apartment he had broken into. We'd still like to know why the kitchen floor was covered in a layer of Cajun seasoning. 

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33-year-old Scott Kitfield likes to drive his BMW "fast-and-furious" style on the California freeways. He also likes to brag about it with videos on his YouTube channel. The California Highway Patrol really appreciates that.

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28-year-old Drew Brown was clocked doing 105mph in a 60mph zone. Who knew postal vans could even go that fast?

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It didn't end well for Anthony Terry. He was arrested, again, after stealing someone's boat from a private dock and going for a joyride before causing thousands in damage.

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Smith's Café in Kinston, NC found customer Rhonda Deaver's credit card after a recent visit. In an effort to return the card to its owner, they posted front and back photos of the card on Facebook . . . unedited photos. Moments later Rhonda's account had been hit with over $2000 in unauthorized charges.

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Obviously, Enderlin Leonce wanted to get arrested. He carved his full name in the hood of a police cruiser and went home. That's where police found him and where he confessed. 

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