Not in Front of the Kids you Evil Hamsters

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The couple (not shown) were charged with public indecency.

This dip in the pool went a little too far.

An Indiana couple was busted on public indecency charges for a 30-minute sexual encounter in a pool packed with two dozen disgusted witness - including some kids, according to police in Connersville, Ind.

Police officer Myron Helms, 33, and Victoria Cross, 40, were charged after their erotic Sunday splashdown at the Roberts Park Family Aquatic Center, TheSmokingGun.com reported.

The pool manager called the cops about the underwater action after confirming the complaints of witnesses with her own eyes.

"[She] walked right up behind them and when she realized what they were doing she advised them to stop," said a police report.

"[She] advised that when the female moved away from the male, she could see the male's penis."

Witnesses - all "visibly disturbed by the incident" - confirmed the account when two police officers arrived at the pool, the report said.

Helms, a reserve officer with the Laurel Police Department in Franklin County, was suspended without pay pending an investigation.

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Not in Front of the Kids you Evil Hamsters

Getty

The couple (not shown) were charged with public indecency.

This dip in the pool went a little too far.

An Indiana couple was busted on public indecency charges for a 30-minute sexual encounter in a pool packed with two dozen disgusted witness - including some kids, according to police in Connersville, Ind.

Police officer Myron Helms, 33, and Victoria Cross, 40, were charged after their erotic Sunday splashdown at the Roberts Park Family Aquatic Center, TheSmokingGun.com reported.

The pool manager called the cops about the underwater action after confirming the complaints of witnesses with her own eyes.

"[She] walked right up behind them and when she realized what they were doing she advised them to stop," said a police report.

"[She] advised that when the female moved away from the male, she could see the male's penis."

Witnesses - all "visibly disturbed by the incident" - confirmed the account when two police officers arrived at the pool, the report said.

Helms, a reserve officer with the Laurel Police Department in Franklin County, was suspended without pay pending an investigation.

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/2011/07/21/2011-07-21_indiana_couple_busted_for_allegedly_having_sex_in_public_pool_in_front_of_childr.html#ixzz1SlF1QbVA

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Peter Bower, Owner of Life-Size Inflatable Sheep, Busted for Sodomizing Dogs & Horse

I am soo sorry about this one, but being a 20 year police veteran, the "cop humor" kicks in and I am now just cracking up by what an idiot he looks like. It goes with out saying, but Evil Hmaster of the day!!

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Thursday, June 23, 2011, at 1:57 pm

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​In the world of internet bestiality, 31-year-old Peter Bower of Mansfield, Ohio is a self-absorbed, flea and tick-infested braggart. Known online as Kryto1701, Bower would incessantly yammer on about his intense love for animals, especially his newly-adopted three-year-old shepherd mix...

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Peter Bower, Owner of Life-Size Inflatable Sheep, Busted for Sodomizing Dogs & Horse

I am soo sorry about this one, but being a 20 year police veteran, the "cop humor" kicks in and I am now just cracking up by what an idiot he looks like. It goes with out saying, but Evil Hmaster of the day!!

By Cory Zurowski in Animal Cruelty, Douchebags

Thursday, June 23, 2011, at 1:57 pm

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​In the world of internet bestiality, 31-year-old Peter Bower of Mansfield, Ohio is a self-absorbed, flea and tick-infested braggart. Known online as Kryto1701, Bower would incessantly yammer on about his intense love for animals, especially his newly-adopted three-year-old shepherd mix...

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USA Medical Coverage - Evil Hamster of the day

To me, the saddest thing about this story is that this has crossed my mind as a possibility!

No, I'm not in his situation, and I don't want to break the law, but I recently retired early from the sheriff department after 20 years and 20 above average evaluations. Ironically, I received the Sheriff's Medal of Merit a month before I got in trouble.

In 2010 I made a couple of bad decisions because of stress. Since the Correctional Mafia, I mean the politically connected powers that be, were in charge of my career at that point, my career went down hill like a titanic boulder, while they had smiles on there face. I will accept the ultimate blame and not hold ill will, except against a little bald headed Nazi-like little egomaniac punk sergeant, who I trained 13 years earlier, and made the mistake of letting this control freak off of training. All of this is my opinion only.

But I am sinking to a low level by writing this. To bring myself back up, I have to say that even during my worst times, and at the end, Sheriff Sniff, Lt. Pete Ortiz, Captain Hill, Chief Deputy Rick Hall and thousands, and I mean thousands, of others were there for me. The Riverside County Sheriff Department is an awesome family, with awesome people, doing a job day in and day out, that can bring the best of us to our knees. My honor and my oath is still with them, as is my prayers.

But here's the main point, before I lose your attention. For the State to issue me COBRA to continue medical coverage, I needed company authorization. Well, three months after leaving the depatrment I still had Riverside County saying it was the Law Enforcement Managment Unions responsibility, and I had the Law Enforcememnt Mamnagement Union saying it was the Riverside County Sheriff's Associations Responsibility, and so on the circle went. I never did receive the cobra coverage, and when someone with the county came to their senses in April or May, it would have cost me almost $10,000 to get back with Kaiser Permanente Medical Coverage. Now.........if this can happen to a married  man with no criminal history, who worked non-stop for the last 29 years with medical coverage and has a family.............keep that in mind while you read this article from the Gaston Gazzette and yahoo! Yeah, I know the guy looks like a lunatic.....but try and ignore that too LOL

Man robs bank to get medical care in jail

Some people who need medical care but can't afford it go to the emergency room. Others just hope they'll get better. James Richard Verone robbed a bank.

Earlier this month, Verone (pictured), a 59-year-old convenience store clerk, walked into a Gaston, N.C., bank and handed the cashier a note demanding $1 and medical attention. Then he waited calmly for police to show up.

He's now in jail and has an appointment with a doctor this week.

Verone's problems started when he lost the job he'd held for 17 years as a Coca Cola deliveryman, amid the economic downturn. He found new work driving a truck, but it didn't last. Eventually, he took a part-time position at the convenience store.

But Verone's body wasn't up to it. The bending and lifting made his back ache. He had problems with his left foot, making him limp. He also suffered from carpal tunnel syndrome and arthritis.

Then he noticed a protrusion on his chest. "The pain was beyond the tolerance that I could accept," Verone told the Gaston Gazette. "I kind of hit a brick wall with everything."

Verone knew he needed help--and he didn't want to be a burden on his sister and brothers. He applied for food stamps, but they weren't enough either.

So he hatched a plan. On June 9, he woke up, showered, ironed his shirt. He mailed a letter to the Gazette, listing the return address as the Gaston County Jail.

"When you receive this a bank robbery will have been committed by me," Verone wrote in the letter. "This robbery is being committed by me for one dollar. I am of sound mind but not so much sound body."

Then Verone hailed a cab to take him to the RBC Bank. Inside, he handed the teller his $1 robbery demand.

"I didn't have any fears," said Verone. "I told the teller that I would sit over here and wait for police."

The teller was so frightened that she had to be taken to the hospital to be checked out. Verone, meanwhile, was taken to jail, just as he'd planned it.

Because he only asked for $1, Verone was charged with larceny, not bank robbery. But he said that if his punishment isn't severe enough, he plans to tell the judge that he'll do it again. His $100,000 bond has been reduced to $2,000, but he says he doesn't plan to pay it.

In jail, Verone said he skips dinner to avoid too much contact with the other inmates. He's already seen some nurses and is scheduled to see a doctor on Friday. He said he's hoping to receive back and foot surgery, and get the protrusion on his chest treated. Then he plans to spend a few years in jail, before getting out in time to collect Social Security and move to the beach.

Verone also presented the view that if the United States had a health-care system which offered people more government support, he wouldn't have had to make the choice he did.

"If you don't have your health you don't have anything," Verone said.

The Affordable Care Act, President Obama's health-care overhaul passed by Congress last year, was designed to make it easier for Americans in situations like Verone's to get health insurance. But most of its provisions don't go into effect until 2014.

As it is, Verone said he thinks he chose the best of a bunch of bad options. "I picked jail."

(Photo: Ben Goff/The Gaston Gazette)

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USA Medical Coverage - Evil Hamster of the day

To me, the saddest thing about this story is that this has crossed my mind as a possibility!

No, I'm not in his situation, and I don't want to break the law, but I recently retired early from the sheriff department after 20 years and 20 above average evaluations. Ironically, I received the Sheriff's Medal of Merit a month before I got in trouble.

In 2010 I made a couple of bad decisions because of stress. Since the Correctional Mafia, I mean the politically connected powers that be, were in charge of my career at that point, my career went down hill like a titanic boulder, while they had smiles on there face. I will accept the ultimate blame and not hold ill will, except against a little bald headed Nazi-like little egomaniac punk sergeant, who I trained 13 years earlier, and made the mistake of letting this control freak off of training. All of this is my opinion only.

But I am sinking to a low level by writing this. To bring myself back up, I have to say that even during my worst times, and at the end, Sheriff Sniff, Lt. Pete Ortiz, Captain Hill, Chief Deputy Rick Hall and thousands, and I mean thousands, of others were there for me. The Riverside County Sheriff Department is an awesome family, with awesome people, doing a job day in and day out, that can bring the best of us to our knees. My honor and my oath is still with them, as is my prayers.

But here's the main point, before I lose your attention. For the State to issue me COBRA to continue medical coverage, I needed company authorization. Well, three months after leaving the depatrment I still had Riverside County saying it was the Law Enforcement Managment Unions responsibility, and I had the Law Enforcememnt Mamnagement Union saying it was the Riverside County Sheriff's Associations Responsibility, and so on the circle went. I never did receive the cobra coverage, and when someone with the county came to their senses in April or May, it would have cost me almost $10,000 to get back with Kaiser Permanente Medical Coverage. Now.........if this can happen to a married  man with no criminal history, who worked non-stop for the last 29 years with medical coverage and has a family.............keep that in mind while you read this article from the Gaston Gazzette and yahoo! Yeah, I know the guy looks like a lunatic.....but try and ignore that too LOL

Man robs bank to get medical care in jail

Some people who need medical care but can't afford it go to the emergency room. Others just hope they'll get better. James Richard Verone robbed a bank.

Earlier this month, Verone (pictured), a 59-year-old convenience store clerk, walked into a Gaston, N.C., bank and handed the cashier a note demanding $1 and medical attention. Then he waited calmly for police to show up.

He's now in jail and has an appointment with a doctor this week.

Verone's problems started when he lost the job he'd held for 17 years as a Coca Cola deliveryman, amid the economic downturn. He found new work driving a truck, but it didn't last. Eventually, he took a part-time position at the convenience store.

But Verone's body wasn't up to it. The bending and lifting made his back ache. He had problems with his left foot, making him limp. He also suffered from carpal tunnel syndrome and arthritis.

Then he noticed a protrusion on his chest. "The pain was beyond the tolerance that I could accept," Verone told the Gaston Gazette. "I kind of hit a brick wall with everything."

Verone knew he needed help--and he didn't want to be a burden on his sister and brothers. He applied for food stamps, but they weren't enough either.

So he hatched a plan. On June 9, he woke up, showered, ironed his shirt. He mailed a letter to the Gazette, listing the return address as the Gaston County Jail.

"When you receive this a bank robbery will have been committed by me," Verone wrote in the letter. "This robbery is being committed by me for one dollar. I am of sound mind but not so much sound body."

Then Verone hailed a cab to take him to the RBC Bank. Inside, he handed the teller his $1 robbery demand.

"I didn't have any fears," said Verone. "I told the teller that I would sit over here and wait for police."

The teller was so frightened that she had to be taken to the hospital to be checked out. Verone, meanwhile, was taken to jail, just as he'd planned it.

Because he only asked for $1, Verone was charged with larceny, not bank robbery. But he said that if his punishment isn't severe enough, he plans to tell the judge that he'll do it again. His $100,000 bond has been reduced to $2,000, but he says he doesn't plan to pay it.

In jail, Verone said he skips dinner to avoid too much contact with the other inmates. He's already seen some nurses and is scheduled to see a doctor on Friday. He said he's hoping to receive back and foot surgery, and get the protrusion on his chest treated. Then he plans to spend a few years in jail, before getting out in time to collect Social Security and move to the beach.

Verone also presented the view that if the United States had a health-care system which offered people more government support, he wouldn't have had to make the choice he did.

"If you don't have your health you don't have anything," Verone said.

The Affordable Care Act, President Obama's health-care overhaul passed by Congress last year, was designed to make it easier for Americans in situations like Verone's to get health insurance. But most of its provisions don't go into effect until 2014.

As it is, Verone said he thinks he chose the best of a bunch of bad options. "I picked jail."

(Photo: Ben Goff/The Gaston Gazette)

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Florida teen arrested for hacking father to death with axe

Alachua County Jail

Guenevere Lynn Hudnall (l.) and her mother, Stephanie Lynn Hudnall, 41, are accused of masterminding the murder of William Hudnall.

Like mother, like daughter?

Authorities have arrested a 19-year-old Florida woman in connection with her father's gruesome murder, charging she and her mother plotted to kill the man with a pickaxe for his social security benefits.

Guenevere Lynn Hudnall and her mother, Stephanie Lynn Hudnall, 41, are accused of masterminding the gruesome murder of 51-year-old William Arnold Hudnall at his trailer home Thursday.

Investigators say Guenevere told her mother she would be willing to kill her estranged father if her mother drove her to his home.

Stephanie reportedly dropped her daughter off at her husband's house around 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening, and father and daughter proceeded to chat for several hours.

When her father finally nodded off to sleep, Guenevere reportedly drew a pickax from the back porch and stabbed him multiple times in the head and chest.

"The victim [Hudnall] continued to make noise so she [Guenevere] struck him with the axe until he was quiet to make sure he was dead," Sheriff's Detective Sandra Myers wrote in a report.

Before fleeing the scene, Guenevere tried to make the murder look like part of a break-in by strewing mail around the living room, investigators said.

She then hopped in her father's car, drove home to her mother, and destroyed all other evidence.

Myers said the two women drove back to the murdered man's trailer the next day and called authorities, claiming they found Hudnall dead in his bed.

Just days prior to the murder, Guenevere took to Twitter to express herself in an ominous post.

"Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire. ~St. Catherine of Siena," the troubled teen wrote.

Just a few weeks earlier, she tweeted about her job hunt as well.

"keep up the prayers...really need a job!!!" she wrote.

Both Guenevere and her mother were unemployed and their trailer park home was reportedly going to be foreclosed on around the time of the gruesome murder.

They are currently in separate holding cells and are being held on $1 million bail.

jchen@nydailynews.com

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/2011/06/12/2011-06-12_florida_teen_arrested_for_hacking_father_to_death_with_axe_she_and_her_mother_ch.html#ixzz1P7h1fAe3

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Florida teen arrested for hacking father to death with axe

Alachua County Jail

Guenevere Lynn Hudnall (l.) and her mother, Stephanie Lynn Hudnall, 41, are accused of masterminding the murder of William Hudnall.

Like mother, like daughter?

Authorities have arrested a 19-year-old Florida woman in connection with her father's gruesome murder, charging she and her mother plotted to kill the man with a pickaxe for his social security benefits.

Guenevere Lynn Hudnall and her mother, Stephanie Lynn Hudnall, 41, are accused of masterminding the gruesome murder of 51-year-old William Arnold Hudnall at his trailer home Thursday.

Investigators say Guenevere told her mother she would be willing to kill her estranged father if her mother drove her to his home.

Stephanie reportedly dropped her daughter off at her husband's house around 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening, and father and daughter proceeded to chat for several hours.

When her father finally nodded off to sleep, Guenevere reportedly drew a pickax from the back porch and stabbed him multiple times in the head and chest.

"The victim [Hudnall] continued to make noise so she [Guenevere] struck him with the axe until he was quiet to make sure he was dead," Sheriff's Detective Sandra Myers wrote in a report.

Before fleeing the scene, Guenevere tried to make the murder look like part of a break-in by strewing mail around the living room, investigators said.

She then hopped in her father's car, drove home to her mother, and destroyed all other evidence.

Myers said the two women drove back to the murdered man's trailer the next day and called authorities, claiming they found Hudnall dead in his bed.

Just days prior to the murder, Guenevere took to Twitter to express herself in an ominous post.

"Be who God meant you to be and you will set the world on fire. ~St. Catherine of Siena," the troubled teen wrote.

Just a few weeks earlier, she tweeted about her job hunt as well.

"keep up the prayers...really need a job!!!" she wrote.

Both Guenevere and her mother were unemployed and their trailer park home was reportedly going to be foreclosed on around the time of the gruesome murder.

They are currently in separate holding cells and are being held on $1 million bail.

jchen@nydailynews.com

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/2011/06/12/2011-06-12_florida_teen_arrested_for_hacking_father_to_death_with_axe_she_and_her_mother_ch.html#ixzz1P7h1fAe3

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Drunk Drivers are Evil Hamsters

Don't fricken drink when you are controlling a machine!!!!!!!

14-year-old crash victim suffers irreversible brain damage

(May 30, 2011 |  1:00 pm

A 14-year-old victim in a suspected drunk-driving accident early Sunday morning suffered irreversible brain damage and was being kept on life support so doctors could assess whether her organs could be donated, according to Irvine police.

Police identified the victim as Ashton Sweet, a student at Northwood High School.

She was one of four girls, all 14 or 15, riding in Mercedes-Benz driven by one of their fathers around 1:15 a.m. Sunday when it collided with a Toyota pickup near the intersection of Culver Drive and Irvine Boulevard, police said.

All suffered injuries of varying degree and were transported to local hospitals for treatment.

By daybreak Monday, friends and strangers were posting condolences and anti-drunk-driving messages on a Facebook page set up in Sweet's honor.

The pickup driver, 26-year-old Austin Farley of Irvine, was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. He and his passenger were unhurt, police said.

Police are still investigating the accident.

Farley has a long history of arrests, and in 2009 he pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and battery on a police officer or emergency worker, according to the Orange County courts online database. In 2005, he pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended or revoked license and refusing to submit to a chemical test for driving under the influence.

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