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- A Sheboygan man might be going away after the Wisconsin state crime lab used DNA taken from sweaty socks he left at the scene to connect him to the crime. Niles C. Knuth faces up to 11.5 years stemming from a felony theft that occurred in October 2007. Wait - what burglar leaves socks at the scene of a crime?
- Anthony Salinas, 18, of Hammond, IN, who is facing two charges of dealing cocaine, allegedly told a police informant that he raised the price of his product by $25. The reason: the rising cost of gas upped delivery expenses. Oil prices really are hurting everyone.
- Things must be pretty slow in
MayberrySkokie. Police there apparently have their hands full with a case of peach theft. It seems a man filed a complaint after a woman stole more than 100 peaches from his tree and wheeled them off in a shopping cart.
Weird Crimes: Socks, Cocaine, And Peaches
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Weird Crimes, Socks, Cocaine, and Peaches? Sounds like a typical weekend to me. Except I usually don't wear socks on the weekends.
Better question: How does a man get away with removing his socks, cap, and then stealing a kiosk computer from a store without anyone noticing or saying anything??? I mean, he would have to unplug and cary it out in pieces, right???
I'm pretty sure Anton Chigurh always takes his socks off before committing a crime...