You read that right. They called the cops . . . on the cops. 28-year-old Amanda Baporis of Spokane, WA was behind the wheel at 12:30 in the morning, reaching speeds of 100 mph, and complained to 911 that her "constitutional rights were being violated" by the State Patrol trooper trying to pull her over.
She was mistaken, then arrested. 

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Spencer Gougler of Tulsa, OK was arrested for stealing packages while wearing a pair of women's underwear over his face to hide his identity. Cops knew it was him right away because he'd done this before.   

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They should've paid better attention in high school chemistry class. To make matters worse (for them) they both dropped their cell phones while running from the blaze.

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A man and a woman in Poinciana, FL broke into a house, robbed it, then called 911 for possibly the oddest "call for help" they've ever gotten. The couple wanted police to help load up the stuff they'd stolen, then give them a ride to the airport so they could jet off to New York. 

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Rome, Italy - His hiding spot was a little too good. Since he kept the secret from his wife he really can't blame her for lighting a fire at Christmas . . . a fire worth $20,000.

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Shamokin, PA - 31-year-old Stormie Birster took advantage of the fact that a police officer left their key in the ignition of their cruiser. She took it for a little test spin and had some fun with the radio too. 

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To his credit, Anthony Tarduno didn't HAVE to confess. After setting a police SUV on fire, Anthony went back to the bar he'd been drinking at earlier. Guilt must've gotten the best him and he returned to tell cops that when he drinks he "does stupid things."

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Hiawatha, IA - Nicholas Bernard says music moves him. It also got him a ticket when a trooper clocked him at 100 mph. Nicholas fessed up that he'd been going 120 mph earlier when a good song came on the stereo. Nicholas got in more trouble when he opened the glove compartment and the trooper spotted a big bag of weed. 

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Long Island, NY - James Mounsey (great butler name) was arrested trying to flee the country after stealing his former employer's identity and dropping SIX THOUSAND dollars on booze.

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Niceville, FL - 27-year-old Makayla Crandall might have trouble finding her next job. She stole Adderall from a locked cabinet (to which only SHE had a key) and refilled the kids' prescription bottles with Aleve and aspirin. She got caught when parents noticed changes in their children's behavior.

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