HOW do you not know that thing on your ankle tells police where you are? What do you think it's FOR? 41-year-old Melvin Emde faked his own death to get out of going to trial. It didn't work.

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Some people have no patience, like 33-year-old Whitney Moffett of Amarillo, TX. When Wing Stop didn't have her delivery order ready she went a little "off the rails."

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Swiss International Air Lines sent a plane full of passengers from Zurich to Spain but didn't load any of their checked bags onto the plane. They cited "lack of ground staff." How about "lack of common sense." 

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The Wisconsin Dept. of Transportation's Division of Motor Vehicles pulled a used car seller's license after he was caught falsifying titles and rolling back odometers. Also, the name of the place kind of indicated something shady was going on. 

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Tanna Barker braved the inevitable snarky comments on TikTok to reveal she accidentally swallowed one of her Apple AirPods thinking it was a vitamin. 

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Can't help but wonder if police in Manchester, NH somehow corralled 53-year-old Barton Tibando on purpose.  

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Can't blame them, they were told the suspect police were looking for was hold up in the house. He was not.

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25-year-old Kenjuan McDaniel was a person of interest in a 2021 murder case, and didn't do himself any favors when he recently posted one of his rap videos on YouTube. The lyrics contained information only the killer would know and the video was a reenactment of the crime scene.   

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Ashtabula, OH - An as yet unidentified man walked into Ace Tuesday and asked where the hedge clippers were. He tried them out by cutting off his ankle monitor, which he left behind on a store shelf. Employees found it and called authorities.

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This happened last March in Lancaster County, NE but the audio's just been released. A man thought he was doing his civic duty by calling to report a truck driving the wrong way almost ran him off the road. Turns out the caller was the one traveling the wrong direction. He just realized it a little too late.

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