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FILTER RESULTS ►Snooki arrested after Jersey Shore returns with high ratings
Jersey Shore star Nicole Polizzi, aka Snooki, was arrested and taken away by police in Seaside Heights, New Jersey, where the third season is currently being filmed. TMZ has photos and says she was released around 6:30 p.m. ET. She fell...Show More Summary
David Sirota: Gov. Ritter to NBA Fans: You Can Wear Melo's Jersey In Colorado If He Leaves Denver
On AM760 this morning, we discussed whether police should have ejected a man from a Cleveland Indians game last night for wearing Lebron James' new...
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[Role model and Jersey Shore star Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi is carted off by the police for disorderly conduct today in Seaside Heights, New Jersey. Don't worry, JWOWW's on her way to post bail. Image via INF] More »
Free Snooki! Nicole Polizzi Arrested For Disorderly Conduct
Gosh. It's not even 5 p.m., quittin' time here on the East Coast, and already Snooki is raising hell. "Jersey Shore" star Nicole Polizzi was arrested by police in Seaside Heights, New Jersey, for disorderly conduct, police sources tell TMZ. Show More Summary
Snooki Gets Arrested, Jersey Shore Scores Series High
Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi gets arrested today (July 30) in Seaside Heights, New Jersey,
TMZ reports the pint-sized Jersey Shore star was taken into police custody after being arrested on charges of disorderly conduct.
Meanwhile, Jersey Shore hit a new series high for viewership with the premiere of the show’s second season last night (July 29) on [...]
NYPD Barricade Hack: A Bench
Sometimes you have to take matters into your own hands. Like these two gentlemen geniuses from Spanish Harlem, New York City who finding a lack of seating and an abundance of police barricades have flipped over an NYPD barricade and jimmied it into the fence to create their own police barricade bench. The physics of [...] NYPD Barricade Hack: A Bench
Saggy Pants Okay in Bloomberg's Nanny State
Don't be deceived by his crisp uniform; this man is not the fashion police. The notoriously regulatory Mayor Bloomberg—whose administration hasn't hesitated to tell New Yorkers what they can eat, drink, and inhale—is refusing to use his power to protect citizens from the ubiquitous eyesore of saggy pants. Show More Summary
How A Police Barricade Becomes A DIY Bench
For a city with so many people, New York has a severe shortage of comfortable places to sit and enjoy the outdoors for free. That's why this man in Spanish Harlem took matters into his own hands, transforming a police barricade into a public bench. Show More Summary
8 Men Sought In Fatal January Stabbing By China Club
Police are asking New Yorkers to be on the lookout for these eight men, who are wanted in connection with the fatal stabbing of a 22-year-old man outside the China Club in January. Witnesses say Kenyatta Cotterell, the father of a 3-year-old son, got into an altercation with the men around 4 a.m. Show More Summary
Social Media Police: Toying with History on Twitter
Periodically, I check to see if I have new followers on Twitter, and was surprised to find out that Bessie Coleman,Matthew Henson and Benjamin Banneker were waiting for me to follow them back. Something about that was intriguing and after a closer inspection I learned that a toy manufacturer was also following me. H.I.A. or History in Action [...]
Surprise! New York cabbies prefer Crown Vics to hybrids
If it weren't for the somewhat obsessive and frankly narrow-minded love by taxi drivers and police officers for the body-on-frame Ford Crown Victoria, we'd imagine the old Panther platform would have been put out to pasture a very long time ago. Show More Summary
New York Fashion Police Restrained By Bronx Court
As expected, a court in New York has
ruled that there is no constitutional prohibition on dressing like
Kris Kross. A Bronx man named Julio Martinez was ticketed by a New
York City cop for cinching his pants below the buttocks, as is...Show More Summary
Corey Stoll joins "Law & Order: Los Angeles
Actor Corey Stoll, who can be seen in the new thriller "Salt," has been cast as a lead in the new NBC series "Law & Order: Los Angeles." Stoll will play a police detective opposite previously signed Skeet Ulrich. Stoll's...
N.J. AG won’t probe Atlanta man’s park killing
The New Jersey attorney general has rebuffed a request to investigate the fatal police shooting of an unarmed Atlanta man who was killed in a park known for gay cruising.
Police Barricades Become DIY Street Furniture in Harlem
Courtesy New York Shitty
Here's a big slice of awesome. New York Shitty has posted a "salute" to these two ingenious gentleman who transformed a bunch of NYPD barricades into public seating in Spanish Harlem. "The gent on the right claimed credit for this creation—and stated that the NYPD gives him plenty of guff about it," Miss Heather writes. Show More Summary
Post names of suspected drunk drivers on police website? Huntington Beach considers idea
Huntington Beach police are considering a new -- and high public way -- to deal with drunk drivers. Hoping to crackdown in DUI cases in Surf City, the Police Department is considering a plan to post the names of those...
Singapore Sling
Singapore police have arrested British journalist Alan Shadrake for criminal defamation. Shadrake is the author of a new book on Singapore's death penalty. At least one major retailer has already removed the book from its shelves after being contacted by the government.
Gov. Brewer: ‘This fight is far from over.’
Sorry, Jan, but the dumbest thing in the law was expecting—-no, demanding that police be turned into immigration officials.
From the New York Times.
A federal judge on Wednesday blocked the most controversial parts of Arizona’s immigration enforcement law from going into effect, a ruling that at least temporarily squashed a state policy that had inflamed the [...]
Bridget Moynahan And Will Estes Film Scenes For 'Blue Bloods'
Bridget Moynahan filmed scenes in NYC for her new fall show 'Blue Bloods', with co-star Will Estes ('American Dreams').
The show, which will air on CBS this fall, is centered around a family of New York police officers. Other stars involved...Show More Summary
NYC Pays $7M in Sean Bell Shooting Lawsuit
New York City has agreed to dole out more than $7 million in damages to settle a lawsuit from the family and friends of Sean Bell, the unarmed black man gunned down by police officers right before his wedding in 2006. Of that, $3.25 million will go to the...