In other strange crime news, a man claims a parking lot "found him," a wife reports her husband is a bigamist and a reportedly intoxicated man discovers he needs a belt.
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In other weird crime news, a Burger King employee was shot during an argument with a coworker and a woman reportedly threatens to blow up car during dispute.
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A look at weird crime stories from Patch sites across Georgia.
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In other strange crime news, hoarded cats and a contagious grandma lead to mother-daughter fisticuffs.
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In other strange crime, a snake causes a fight in a hospital room and a woman steals a police car and crashes into a pole.
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Driver posted that he "Crashed my E30 like a tool." In other strange crime news, an ice cream thief burglarized Bacon Elementary and a robber hits Dollar General wearing yellow panties on his head.
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This week's strange crime news also includes a movie star's arrest and an unusual, if somewhat logical refusal of a breath test.
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Man finds lewd drawing scribbled in pollen, men slap woman who offers help and more in this week's weird crime news.
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An ad for a "Master Plan Card" turned out to be a con.
A Lawrenceville man answered an online credit card advertisement and was duped out of $2,000 by a woman who called herself “Christine.” The man called the number listed in a “Master Plan Card” ad he found in a Google search. “Christine” answered the call and instructed the man to get a prepaid card and put $2,000 on it so she could transfer the money to his new card. He was told to call back for more information. It’s probably not a surprise that nobody answered his call. The Google ad is no longer listed — also not a surprise. In other strange crime news: Blabbing on Facebook: An Alpharetta man, accused of stealing more than $3,000 from a Walmart cash register, bragged about the suspected thefts via Facebook. He posted a photo of him with…
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The coworker then left the store, stripped naked and later punched and kicked a police officer.
A man standing in front of a paint store in Lilburn pulled his pants down and told police to "come and get it.” But that was tame compared the rest of his bizarre behavior. Before police arrived, the man, an employee at the store, made strong sexual advances to another male employee, who put him in a headlock and sent him outside. Once outside, the man took off his clothes, pushed certain body parts against the store window, and made pelvic thrusting gestures. When police arrived, he punched and kicked one of the officers before being tasered — twice. In other strange police news: Backyard flasher: Here’s something that will be hard to forget for a Winder-area homeowner — a 31-year-old man standing shirtless in the backyard with his pants …
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