China: Sexy cop arrtested for being too fine

Beijing-based model, Wang Xiaomeng, was sentenced to 9 months in jail for impersonating a police woman. A court in Fengtai, Beijing ruled that the 23-year-old will not have to serve her sentence in prison though by suspending it for a year. Wang Xiaomeng, 23, thought she had a new, totally awesome, modeling gig when she was contacted to take part in a promotional shoot for a detective novel. She was offered $3,000 yuan (approximately $480 USD) to wear a skimpy police uniform for the shoot. Afterwards Wang posted the photos to China’s version of Twitter, Weibo, in July. Obviously a half-naked, sexy cop is prime retweet material, because the post was retweeted over 500 times…

Cute kittens coming to a strip club near you?

Florida man Everett Lages tried to bring a kitten into a strip club last week and ended up getting arrested after he annoyed the cops. Lages called police shortly after 9:00pm when the Emerald City club refused to let him in. Lages sat outside of the club and refused to move until police showed up. Things started to go pear-shaped when Lages was put in a cab home. Lages refused to tell the cabbie where he lived, making the strange situation even weirder. Instead, Lages locked himself in the cab and continued calling police who were still on the scene. Police arrested Lages and charged him with Misuse of the 911 System. He had to…

Why are New York police always on their phones?

In New York, cops are given police radios to do their jobs. So why are so many cops always on their phones? We sent our cameramen to get footage of police officers using their phones and used our powerful phone signal animation technology to animate the contents of their conversations. The results were shocking. Let’s just say that playing Angry Birds and jaywalking while talking on the phone weren’t the worst things we uncovered. Sing along: Bad boys, bad boys, what you gonna do? What you gonna do when they call for you? Do you think police should be allowed to use tool around on their phones while on duty?