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Police said on Saturday that if Lindsay Lohan, 22, comes in contact with police, she is subject to arrest.
She has a pending warrant stemming from a 2007 DUI conviction, People.com is reporting.
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If this guy suffers from blackouts when he drinks, he was in for one hell of a surprise.
Robert Conde, 41, beat up his girlfriend Ruth Ann Trueblood to death because she wouldn't let him keep on drinking.
When his drunken rage was done, police say Conde attempted to have sex with her bloody body but couldn't. He covered the body with a blanket and fell asleep next to her.
Posted by Andrea Torres at 02:28 PM on March 12, 2009 | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Miami Beach police did not make any arrests. But was it artist's rage or publicity staged?
While on stage Phoenix said "I've got millions of dollars in my f*&** bank account. What do you got?" Then he proceeded to attack the heckler. Dozens of security guards pounced on the scuffle, as party goers jumped out of the way, witnesses told Crime Scene.
One of the event's hosts Alexis Mincolla said he thinks it may have been an act.
"The film crew he had with him seems like an act to me," said Mincolla. "Casey Affleck is working on a documentary" about Phoenix's career shift.
Affleck is Ben Affleck's brother and Phoenix's brother-in-law.
Witnesses at LIV on Thursday morning may have criticized Phoenix's rapping skills, but his acting skills are still superb.
This is not the first time Phoenix abruptly leaves the stage. Watch him fall off stage during a performance at a club in Las Vegas on January.
You may be able to catch more Phoenix drama tonight -- He and Demi Moore are set to attend an after party for the Miami International Film Festival at Bella Rose, 423 16th St., in South Beach.
Posted by Andrea Torres at 06:11 AM on March 12, 2009 | Permalink | Comments (12) | TrackBack (0)
Mexican detectives are looking for five bodies after they found several coolers with five heads inside.
The heads were covered with tape. Each head had a threatening message aimed at drug traffickers.
Posted by Andrea Torres at 01:49 PM on March 11, 2009 | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)
A minister who was running for Belle Glade city commission got arrested Tuesday night outside a polling place, where he allegedly swung a baseball bat at a woman.
Police and witnesses said the Rev. James Richard Harris (who wound up losing the election, btw) got angry at the woman for "talking to my people" in the polling site's parking lot.
He then said he was "going to crack me some heads," and swung a bat within five feet of the woman's face, according to this Palm Beach Post report. Harris was booked on a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Posted by Evan Benn at 12:41 PM on March 11, 2009 in Crime , Palm Beach County , Police , Weird News | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
The details of an investigation involving sexy nudity and the arrest of 16 dancers are unclear.
It took police two-years to figure out prostitution was going on inside a strip club. How this was done was not made public.
Posted by Andrea Torres at 07:41 AM on March 10, 2009 | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Fists were flying during lunch on Monday at Charles Drew Middle School. To discipline the students, teachers called for family backup. It turned out to be a bad idea.
The upset relatives needed some punishing of their own, after police were forced to arrest them for running inside the school to beat up a student involved in the fight. Talk about giving your kids a bad example. Miami Herald Staff Jennifer Lebovich has the story.
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Former NBA star Charles Barkley began serving his three-day sentence (really about 40 hours after his original 10 day sentence was reduced) on a drunken-driving charge at Maricopa County's Tent City in Phoenix on Saturday.
In this correctional facility inmates are forced to wear pink underwear. Already there have been many exceptions for Barkley, so whether he is following that requirement or not is yet to be known.
On Saturday during a press conference, he did not wear the black and white striped suit with the fashionable pink accessory. Instead, he wore spiderman's colors and sat next to his friend the so called "Toughest Sheriff in America"
Barkley happens to have endorsed the book where Maricopa's sheriff gives himself that title.
Barkley will get a 12 hour break on Sunday and will sleep in a private tent.
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