
So the Largo, Florida police respond to a call about a problem at a bar, and they find Dana Shelton. But there’s no problem, and they tell Shelton to move along. Unless you are completely plastered, you realize this is a good thing. Not Shelton. He called 911 – the Largo police – to report that he was “surrounded by Largo police.” A definite head-scratcher. Said Largo Sgt. Melanie Holley:
Our officers were standing there scratching their heads. He called, standing there in their presence. It’s one of our ‘truth is stranger than fiction’ cases.
Just like I said, an official “head-scratcher.” Shelton got hit with misuse of 911, a misdemeanor. Thanks to Mr. Shelton for providing today’s Juice!
The Juice thanks Cindy Hill for submitting this story.
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The crazy thing (aside from the fact that the up-front payment to the hit man was $50!) is that Smith somehow thought she would get $100,000 from Schnell’s retirement plan – which he didn’t even have! Fortunately, the would-be hit man, an old flame of Smith’s, went straight to the police. Smith pled guilty to conspiracy to commit murder. Her son entered an
So this Israeli guy is convicted of attempted murder and, incredibly, is put on house arrest until his sentencing hearing. Don’t worry, though, because he had to wear an electronic ankle monitor, until, that is, he took it off and put it on his dog’s neck! Yup. When the police came to get Nabil Farumi to take him to his sentencing hearing, only Spot Farumi was there (sporting the latest in canine neckware). Nabil was nowhere to be found.
Guantanamo has nothing on Send Prison in Surrey, England. Maybe these prisoners have legal rights. Maybe they were actually charged with crimes (and convicted too!). And maybe people actually know they are behind bars, but, brace yourself, this prison bans sex toys! One female prisoner, who desperately wants her Rampant Rabbit vibrator (she claims she’s a “sex addict”), refuses to accept the status quo. She claims the policy discriminates against heterosexuals. Here’s what she said in a letter to the prison governor: 
For her troubles, mom was cited for suspicion of contributing to the delinquency of minors.
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It’s obvious that some people, like Principal Ethna Haines, get carried away with their power. Fortunately, the legislative branch is there to keep them in check. The