Four Adults Arrested inside Chuck E. Cheese for causing riot,, fighting, and possesion of marajuana

(Feb. 18) -- Police in Memphis, Tenn., arrested four people after a fight broke out during a kids' birthday party at a Chuck E. Cheese restaurant.

It began with a dispute Saturday between two families at a photo booth, police said. A girl waiting in line complained about how long the family in the booth was taking, police and witnesses said.

"My sister and little brother were taking pictures," Juaneka Key told WREG-TV. "The girl said, 'Dang, how long y'all gonna be?'" Key, 18, had come to the restaurant to celebrate her 2-year-old daughter's birthday.

Key's stepfather, Terrence Dickerson, responded by punching the girl in the face, sparking a melee that sent other parents and their children scrambling to get out of the way of the escalating fight, police said.

"Other people [began] jumping in that didn't have nothing to do with the fight," Key told WREG.

Witnesses said Key kicked the girl who had originally complained after she hid under a table.

Police led four people from the restaurant in handcuffs. Key and Dickerson have been charged with with disorderly conduct and inciting a riot. Steven Henderson, Key's boyfriend, and Juanita Hopkins, Key's mother, have been charged with disorderly conduct and possession of marijuana.

So the two year olds mom, moms step-dad,  moms boyfriend, and moms mom all arrested at Chuck E. Cheese.  The only one in this family who didn't get arrested was the two year old.  I understand your dirt poor, I get it I do.  Because we all know if you had money you wouldn't be taking family photos at Chuck E. Cheese.   Also when do you need to get high inside Chuck E Cheese, geeze mom leave your pot at home.  This has to be the first riot ever started at Chuck E. Cheese, other then by 8 year olds in a ball pit

Ronald McDonald Arrsted for Pot

Story-Police arrested Ronald McDonald for possession of marijuana and allowing others to use drugs at his residence on Sunday.

According to police, officers responded to the 44-year-old’s residence, 2023 Taylor Dr. at 5:43 after receiving a report of a suspicious odor. Outside McDonald’s residence, officers could smell a strong odor or marijuana coming from the residence.

Further investigation revealed a quantity of marijuana and other drug use paraphernalia, police said. Officers interviewed McDonald and other people present and were given consent to search the McDonald house. Upon searching the residence, officers found a jar containing marijuana residue in McDonald’s room.

Police said McDonald admitted to smoking some marijuana located in the kitchen, as well.

McDonald was charged with possession of marijuana and permitting a gathering for the use of drugs.

If you name your son "Ronald" and your last name is McDonald your sons bound to be a drug addict, and odds are you probably are as a parent. This guy must have been the most popular stoner in high school. I'm sure all his buddies were calling all his friends "Duuuudde, I just hit a bong with Ronald McDonald" This is a name you rock with pride.

P.S This guy must be able to get free Mickey D's for life just by flashing his ID right?, or at least go there every time he gets high.

Mobile County man has been to jail 97 times in 29 years, records show

MOBILE, Ala. -- "You've been to jail 97 times?" the reporter inquired on a recent morning.

"Oh, probably more than that, ma'am," replied the man on the other end of the line, William Bradley Bankston.

In fact, the 47-year-old has been booked into Mobile County Metro Jail on freshly filed charges more times than anyone else in the modern era of record-keeping there.

He's passed through the Canal Street jail on at least 97 occasions in 29 years. At least three-quarters if those bookings followed drinking bouts and public displays of drunkenness, records reflect.

The conversation with Bankston concluded something of a quest for the Press-Register, which began analyzing jail data late last year to discover who'd been in and out the most times.

Bankston kept the jail doors spinning because, by his own admission, he has a history of drinking and making scenes.

"I used to be real wild when I drank," Bankston said.

Eight years ago, a sheriff's deputy spotted Bankston on McLeod Road swinging a baseball bat at passing cars, threatening them with drunken force as they whizzed past his home.

When the deputy caught up to Bankston, he was cursing to himself, a nearly empty bottle of "Irish Rose" wine and the bat at his side, according to the crime report.

Bankston served 90 days in jail after he was found guilty of disorderly conduct and public intoxication, records show.

A year later, in 2003, Bankston came home in a drunken daze on an August night and shoved his father, according to another deputy's account.

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HE HAD BEEN BOOKED FOR
* At least 76 public intoxication charges

* Disorderly conduct

* Domestic violence

* Harassment

* Driving under the influence

* False reporting to an officer

* Driving with a suspended license

* Third-degree assault

* Third-degree criminal trespassing

* Loitering

* Resisting arrest

* Pedestrian under the influence

Hands down favorite article I've ever seen. This guy is a legend. He is my new idol. The number of times people have told me I had a drinking problem is endless. From now on I'm just going to tell people I could be worse I could be William Brady Bankston. I like how he says "I used to be real wild when I drank." Apparently you still are buddy. My friends and I like to consider ourselves reckless when we go out. I've been arrested twice 96 more times to go to surpass my legend.

Man learns to tell 'pigs' from cops

Man learns to tell 'pigs' from cops

A New Zealand man who called police officers 'pigs' has been ordered to spend a day at a pig farm.

The 22-year-old has also been ordered to write an essay about the difference between pigs and police officers.

The man was charged with using offensive language after he hurled abuse at police during a trip to Auckland.

Community Magistrate Robyn Paterson at Tauranga District Court ordered him to spend a day at a pig farm and present a short essay on his experiences, reports The Bay of Plenty Times.

According to the newspaper, he wrote: "I was very, very drunk. I have stopped drinking because of what happened. I have wasted the police's time and my time."

He maintained the word pig could be found in the Oxford dictionary and was often used to describe police.

But added he had learned 'that there is nothing at all in common with a pig and an officer'.

Well if it isn't Malaysians being ordered to give the village buffaloes and pigs as punishment for a crime(Click Here) its New Zealanders getting ordered to spend time at a pig farm so they can tell the difference between cops and pigs. Now buddy we all know obviously you were very very drunk, shit happens. We all call cops pigs. If they dont like it stop eating 45 doughnuts a day. Also do something dont just mosey around. THEN i wont call you pigs.

Cop Locked in K9 cage drunk

BLOUNTVILLE, TN -- A Tennessee sheriff's deputy arrested on a drunken driving charge wound up in a dog house before he was taken to the big house.

The Kingsport Times-News reported the details of a Tennessee Highway Patrol arrest report, which said 47-year-old Samuel Monroe Bledsoe was kicking the windows of a trooper's cruiser on his way to a hospital for a blood test.

The report says Bledsoe was then locked inside the cruiser's K-9 cage for his safety.

Trooper David Osborne said in the report that Bledsoe performed poorly during a field sobriety test -- even after it was explained to Bledsoe 18 times.

The Sullivan County Sheriff's Office later fired Bledsoe. Bledsoe was free Wednesday on $1,500 bond. A message left at a phone number listed for Bledsoe was not immediately returned.

I have had this story ready to go all day, but I've been delaying it until now trying to find out if this man had any relation to Drew Bledsoe. Unfortunately I came back empty handed. If it isn't cops being arrested for giving fake tickets today its cops being arrested for being drunk. Now I don't care how drunk I am, there is no physical way a cop is putting me in a dog cage before driving me to the station. I would rather be tazed 200 times then ride in that thing. That cop who arrested him has one hell of a story at the next card night, that's for sure.

P.S. the people in that picture need to get lives. I just ate a mcchicken

Fla. trooper accused of writing bogus tickets

MIAMI - A Florida Highway Patrol trooper based in South Florida has been arrested on charges of official misconduct, after authorities said he wrote hundreds of fake citations to drivers. Paul C. Lawrence was accused of trying to increase the number of citations he issued by writing bogus tickets. More than 200 traffic tickets he issued since November have been dismissed, and there may be more.

Authorities grew suspicious when the ticketed motorists began complaining they knew nothing about the citations. Prosecutors said Lawrence had used information from drivers he previously stopped to draft new tickets.

A spokesman for the FHP said they don't operate on a quota system.

Let me be the first to call B.S. on Floriday Highway Police Department. They don't operate on a quota?! My ASS they don't operate on a quota. Theres no way this cop is that much of a douche he gave people tickets for fun and games. He wanted to keep his job. Everyone knows drive like your a nun at the end of months because cops need to reach their quota. But I still always like when cops get arrested by cops

Man with 21 knives arrested after calling police

AUSTIN, Texas - Austin police say a man who called 911 to complain about alleged bank fraud was arrested when he was found with a machete and 20 other knives or blades. Douglas Dockery, 50, was jailed Monday on charges of unlawful carrying of a weapon, plus having prohibited weapons such as a switchblade or knuckles.

Police documents indicate Dockery also was held on a warrant out of Bexar (bayr) County. Travis County electronic jail records provided no further details on that case or listed an attorney for Dockery, whose bail was $14,000.

Police said Dockery was arrested Saturday night outside a convenience store. The machete, with a 16-inch blade, was fastened to Dockery's right leg.

This story just PISSES me off. The guy calls 911 because he's experiencing bank fraud. Now if my bank screwed me over I would be the FIRST to buy machetes and switch blades, because once your bank screws you trust no one! So cops show up this guys expecting them to go after his bank but no the cops arrest him. This is the reason no matter what happens we NEVER call the cops, shot at or not.