A U.S. air marshal was removed from a plane and arrested on Thursday for allegedly using his cell phone to take upskirt pictures of at least one woman on board the flight.

Last week, Chris Peak shared his story of becoming homeless and living in his car. Today, he tells another true story, about a friend who lost a Wall Street job and started stashing money for drug dealers to pay the bills. It's good. Read it below.

Police in Bellefontaine, Ohio take crime very seriously. So seriously that, earlier this month, they charged a woman with theft for allegedly stealing $2.87 in change from a public fountain.

A contemporary American tale of woe: A Seattle Jack in the Box customer flew into a rage on Monday after being told that his third tub of ranch dressing would cost him a quarter. Not his first, nor his second, but his third. Naturally, he lost it.

A viral photo of two people appearing to engage in a public sex act near the Ohio University campus in Athens has sparked rape allegation after the woman in the photo came forward to claim she had been sexually assaulted.

Sarah McLoud and Robert Owens could have at least cleared their internet histories before reportedly robbing a bank on Friday.

New York City just isn't what it used to be: Last week, there were no murders committed in any of the five boroughs, and NYPD reports an overall 26 percent drop in killings from figures taken at this point last year.

On October 14, 2011 a remotely piloted aircraft operated by the United States launched a missile at a restaurant in Aden, Yemen, killing, among several other nearby civilians, an American citizen named Abdulrahman al-Awlaki, who was born in Denver to Yemeni-born parents and later moved with them back to Yemen.

The killer of a previously unidentified 4-year-old who was killed and then left in a cooler on the side of New York City's Henry Hudson Parkway in 1991 has most likely been found: Her cousin, Conrado Juarez, confessed to killing the young girl, with his sister aiding him in the act.

A fifth grade boy in Washington state was found guilty on Friday of conspiracy to kill one of his classmates, following a trial the presiding judge declared as “the most serious of my career."

The New York Times is shining (a lot of) light on New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s involvement in the handling several dozen indictments—all of which were later mysteriously dismissed by the state’s attorney general Paula Dow—against Deborah Trout, the former Sheriff of Hunterdon County in west-central New Jersey and prominent Christie supporter.

Former Detroit mayor Kwame Kilpatrick has been sentenced to 28 years (!) in prison for racketeering and conspiracy committed during his term as mayor. Yowza.

According to police surveillance footage, a 33-year-old blind man walking alone in the Germantown section of Philadelphia was shoved, beaten, and robbed while witnesses walked by without intervening.

The undercover NYPD officer arrested yesterday in connection with last week's motorcycle attack has been identified as Det. Wojciech Braszczok. The 10-year veteran was initially charged with criminal mischief, but on Wednesday prosecutors added a felony charge of gang assault.

Authorities in Florida arrested a Vero Beach woman last month after she allegedly stabbed her boyfriend in the eye for refusing her request to participate in a threesome with another woman.

An undercover NYPD officer has been arrested in connection with last week's motorcycle rampage. The officer, one of at least two undercover cops who participated in the ride, was reportedly caught on video attacking Alexian Lien's SUV last Sunday. He will likely be charged with criminal mischief.

The undercover NYPD narcotics officer involved in last week's violent SUV attack was one of several bikers caught on video punching and pounding the outside of Alexian Lien's Range Rover, according to a report in the New York Post.

According to many reports, Hollywood Stuntz is the name of the motorcycle gang responsible for beating Alexian Lien in last week’s SUV attack in New York City. But Hollywood Stuntz is not the name of a gang: it’s the alias for one biker named Jamie Lao.

Two bikers who allegedly attacked an SUV driver last week were arraigned over the weekend as new information – including a report that as many as six NYPD officers were among the group of motorcyclists – emerged about the incident.

The customers of a Manhattan psychic are being forced to recount their current lives (in front of an entire court no less), lives in which they forked over thousands of dollars to a woman who proclaimed to tell them about their past lives.