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Police said the suspect was taken into custody ODDS and will face drug-related charges. D Dateline: Washington D.C. N A Maryland woman was arrested for a brazen ENDS daylight robbery after she stole three entire A French fries from an officer of the law. The crime went down in the nation’s capitol WEIRD NEWS around 9:45pm on Wednesday, Sept. 7, at the Dateline: Norway Italian Pizza Kitchen on U Street. A woman A famous black metal musician just won an allegedly sat down next to a police officer and election for his local Town Council—and he’s tried to start a conversation, an MPD source not too happy about it. Gylve “Fenriz” Nagell, told WUSA-9. The source said the woman a drummer for the influential black metal band then reached down and took a French fry from Darkthrone, was signed up to run for Council the officer’s plate as he was eating. The officer in Kolbotn, a suburb of Oslo, as a joke. He asked the woman to stop, but she took agreed to stay on the reserve list, however, and another. The police officer asked the woman did his best not to win. “My campaign was a to stop a second time, warning her that she picture of me holding a cat saying, ‘Please was engaging in theft and could be arrested. don’t vote for me’,” Fenriz told the Clrvynt The woman proceeded to snatch a third fry, at website. Unfortunately, the picture of Nagell which point the officer arrested her. In the and his cat, named Peanut Butter, resonated police report, property stolen was listed as with voters. He will now have to serve as a “French fried potato” with a quantity of backup member of the council for two years. “three.” The unnamed woman was charged “Basically, I have to step in when the usual with second-degree theft. people who go to the big meetings are sick or something,” Nagell told Clrvynt. “Then I have Dateline: Kansas to go sit there and feel stupid among the A 70-year-old man robbed a bank because he’d straight people.” “rather be in jail than at home” with his wife. On the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 2, Larry Dateline: Colorado Ripple of Kansas City entered the Bank of A pet owner was called to come rescue her Labor and handed an employee a note saying, canine at doggie daycare after the animal ate a “I have a gun, give me money.” The teller bag of heroin. Denver police confirmed handed over $2,924 in cash. Instead of fleeing officers were chasing a drug-dealing suspect on the scene of the crime, however, Ripple took a Tuesday, Sept. 13, near the Bark & Play seat in the lobby of the bank and waited for Doggie Daycare and Boarding when an officer authorities. When a security guard approached spotted the man throwing something over the him, Ripple allegedly said, “I’m the guy you’re business’ fence. Garrett Bishop, owner of Bark looking for.” The guard recovered the money & Play, told KMGH-TV that the something and called the police and FBI. Ripple was was nearly 20 bags of heroin. “All in all, 17 taken to Wyandotte County Jail and charged Pop-UpPop-Up Vinyl SaleSale baggies were found in our playroom,” said with one federal count of bank robbery. An Bishop. “Not including the five that the guy affidavit signed by FBI Special Agent Eric R. tried to swallow.” At least one of the bags was Beltz shines some light on Mr. Ripple’s gobbled up by Charlie, a female golden unusually short crime spree, saying that 2QH'D\2QO\6DWXUGD\2FW2QH'D\2QO\ 6DWXUGD\ 2FW retriever. “You can’t process that your dog ate “[Ripple] and his wife had an argument at heroin,” said Charlie’s owner. The concerned home and [he] no longer wanted to be in the Choose from hundreds of records — owner, identified only as Laura, got a call from situation. Ripple wrote out his demand note in used, new and collectables the kennel saying Charlie was “high on front of his wife and told her he’d rather be in heroin.” Workers said, “We’re treating her, but jail than at home. Ripple then walked to the you need to come as soon as you can.” The bank and robbed it.” Ripple was released from daycare took Charlie to a veterinarian, who jail after appearing before a US Magistrate treated her with charcoal and the heroin Judge. It is unknown if he went back home to antidote Narcan. Laura said Charlie is his wife or not. a recovering, but, “she still has no energy.” The Denver Police Department said its Victim Compiled by Devin D. O’Leary. Email your weird Assistance Unit is working to reimburse Laura news to [email protected]. 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