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He started hollering out [Bible] verses at me,” ODDS Constable Mitchell told LEX-18 News. “He told me he was trying to dig his dad up, so his dad could go to Heaven.” Interviewed later at D Lincoln County Jail by LEX-18 reporter Josh N ENDS Breslow, May said he did not feel he was A violating a grave. “I see the truth,” he told the reporter. “He needs to be on the ground, not WEIRD NEWS under it.” May’s father died nearly four decades ago. Even though May was “under the influence” at the time of the incident, officials The Worst Weird are worried he might try again. “It’s a possibility,” conceded May. “If the truth News of 2015 doesn’t come out and nobody sees the truth, Dateline: Virginia (May) yeah, I’ll do it again.” A 23-year-old man was arrested after he posted videos and pictures of himself robbing Dateline: South Carolina a bank on Instagram. Dominyk Antonio (October) Alfonseca was arrested 22 minutes after he According to police in Spartanburg, a man allegedly used a note to rob the TowneBank called 911 to complain his girlfriend would not in Virginia Beach. That still gave him enough have sex with him. Patrick Doggett, 53, called time to upload two videos and a photograph emergency services and told dispatchers his of the note he used to the internet. partner, Faye Woodruff, “would not give him Alfonseca’s note read, “I need $150,000 bands any ass.” Officers responded to Doggett’s home right NOW!! Please. Police take 3 to 4 in the early morning hours of Oct. 6. Doggett minutes to get here, I would appreciate if you explained to officers he had been drinking all Ring the alarm a minute after I am gone... day and “didn’t know where he was at,” make sure the money doesn’t blow up on my according to the police report. He is believed way out.” Alfonseca, who identifies himself as to have climbed into bed with Woodruff and an aspiring rapper, told WTKR-TV in requested sex, but Woodruff refused because Hampton Roads that he did not rob the bank her grandchild was present. “Fuck that bitch,” but merely asked “politely” for money. “I don’t Doggett told officers. He was arrested for know how I’m a robber because I asked for it,” public intoxication and taken to the said Alfonseca. “She could have said no, and I Spartanburg County Detention Center. could have left.” Alfonseca also used the television interview to give shout-outs to Michelle Obama, Justin Bieber and Lady Dateline: Florida (October) Gaga. A 23-year-old woman was arrested after web-streaming her DUI live on the internet. Whitney Beall, left a party in Lakeland on the Dateline: China (June) night of Oct. 9. According to police she was A man is suing well-known actress Zhao intoxicated and should not have been driving. Wei because she “stared at him too intently” They know this because Beall used her cell through his TV set. Zhao is one of China’s phone to live stream her drive home via most famous movie stars and appears on the broadcasting service Periscope. “I’m fucking prime-time TV show “Tiger Mom,” about a drunk,” she declares on the broadcast, audibly strong-willed woman who pushes her slurring her words.
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