Cops taser a druggy high on meth numerous times as McDonalds customers chow down their grub watching the show.
[Good crime/copper video except for the annoying hag screeching in the background.]
Cops taser a druggy high on meth numerous times as McDonalds customers chow down their grub watching the show.
[Good crime/copper video except for the annoying hag screeching in the background.]
A father goes after a creep whom he saw taking pictures of his daughter in Walmart. See Daily Mail for story.
Hear the classic “Route 66” theme song:
“I had a long, long friendship with Marty and we remained friends up till the end,” said Adam 12 co-star Kent McCord on Monday, September 7 (see this Los Angeles Times story).
“He was one of the really true great people of our industry with a long, distinguished career…Wonderful films, wonderful television shows, pioneering shows like ‘Route 66.’ He was one of the great guys. I was lucky to have him in my life.” (Source)
Judge Tonya Parker says until same-sex licenses are legal in Texas, she will not sign sforms. “I do not perform them because it is not an equal application of the law. Period,” she said, reports the NY Daily News.
Could Las Vegas become a ghost town when or if it’s manmade lake, Lake Mead, dries up from the drought?
It supplies water not only to Las Vegas, but to Arizona cities next door. Lake Mead is one of the largest reservoir lakes in the US, created in the 1930s. As it filled, it flooded St. Thomas, a notorious, lawless old west town (now above ground after some 80 years), under hundreds of feet of water that divers could not get to. There’s even a World War II bomber sunk there, which is still covered in water. Let us hope that this year’s El Nino will raise the lake back up with torrential rain storms it brings — otherwise, the fabulous gambling town in the desert of Nevada, Las Vegas, could become a ghost town when the water runs out!