According to his owner: "Dodger is an old boy and is very friendly. At first he kept going to the bus station because people there fed him tit-bits and scraps of food, but then he started climbing on board the buses because they are almost like greenhouses when it is sunny. Then last week I found out he had travelled to Charmouth and back, which is a 10 mile round trip."

He had no idea about any of this.

"I got into my car to go off and look for him and then at that moment the bus pulled up near our house and low and behold he got off. He had fallen asleep on board and nobody knew about it. When the driver realised he knew who Dodger was and where he lived and kept him on board. That afternoon I saw Dodger climb on board another bus and I rushed to tell the driver. I was shocked when she told me Dodger was always on there and liked to sit on the seats because they are warm from where people have been sitting."

The drivers told him he rides the bus all the time, "Sometimes he just sits in the middle of the road and waits for the bus to turn up before he gets on."

Source: telegraph.co.uk

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The seal came from a bay, went through a residential area, across roads, under a gate, through a cat door, up some stairs, and onto a couch where it cuddled up and tried to sleep.

"I thought 'I'm hallucinating, this is just wrong," sad Annette Swoffer, the woman who owns the house. She called the SPCA and they brought the seal back to the water.

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Source: nzherald.co.nz  /  via: huffingtonpost.com

~ Che Guevara

~ Ted Bundy

~ George Engel, anarchist

~ John Wayne Gacy, before being executed by lethal injection

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George Wright

George Wright was serving a 15- to 30-year murder sentence when he and three other men escaped from Bayside State Prison in New Jersey in 1970.

On July 31, 1972, Wright, dressed as a priest and using the alias the Rev. L. Burgess, hijacked a Delta Air Lines flight from Detroit to Miami. When the plane landed at the Miami airport, the hijackers demanded a $1 million ransom — the highest of its kind at the time — to free the 86 people on board. After an FBI agent delivered a 70-pound satchel full of money — wearing only a pair of swim trunks, per the hijacker's instructions — the passengers were released. Wright and the hijackers then forced the place to Boston, where an international navigator was taken aboard, and then the group flew to Algeria, where they sought asylum.

Wright lived for decades in Sinatra, an idyllic Portuguese hamlet near a stunning beach, with his Portuguese wife and their two children until his arrest on Monday.

Via: dailymail.co.uk

Ratko Mladic

Mladic faces charges of war crimes at the U.N. war crimes tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands, where judge Fouad Riad said there was evidence of "unimaginable savagery."

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So it's Doppelganger Week on Facebook. It also looks like “Go to urbandictionary.com and find your name and post it” week. But we can do better. I hereby name this Sex Offender Criminal Name Week!

The Best Links:

1. Criminal Check <- Find Your Name Here!
2. Doppelganger Week

Chris Brown and his baby blue bowtie appeared on Larry King last night to apologize for beating the crap out of his girlfriend.

Use your best stereotyping/prejudicial/racist skillz to guess who pulled which crime. A surprisingly fun and educational game. I just wish there were more terrorism-based crimes on here. It'd make it a lot easier.

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There's a new cop car prototype in town that's threatening to put those retrofitted Crown Vics to shame. Meet the Carbon Motors E7.

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1. Concept Cruiser Aims to Replace Traditional Brands
2. New Police Cruiser Is Built for Cops, by Cops
3. Carbon Motors Showcases World’s First Purpose-Built Law Enforcement Video
4. New Cop Car Designed For Cops, By Cops