He robbed a check-cashing store in a seven-foot mouse costume. There was exactly one place in the county that rented it — and he'd signed for it under his real name.
He fled a shoplifting scene on a rented e-scooter at 8 mph, then ended the pursuit himself by stopping at a charging dock because the battery hit 2 percent.
A homeowner found a stranger doing slow laps in their pool in a full three-piece suit and wingtip shoes. He refused to get out until he 'finished his lap.' He was completely sober.
He queued 31 karaoke songs under fake names and barricaded himself on stage behind bar stools for two hours. The standoff ended when his voice gave out mid-'Sweet Caroline.'
He stole a porta-potty off a construction site and drove away. There was a man inside. The man forced the door open at a red light and started pounding. Kidnapping charges were added.
He stole a boat to give his kids a great Father's Day, made it 400 yards, and ran aground on the only sandbar in the entire bay. He has never operated a boat.
He broke into a Belk overnight to steal one necktie for his dad, then left $40 cash and a note: 'Sorry. For my dad. He likes blue.' He overpaid by five dollars on a stolen tie.
He stole his lifelong rival's 14-hour brisket right off the smoker at a Juneteenth cookout and tried to enter it as his own. The victim pointed across the park and yelled 'That's MY bark, Otis!'
Drunk and tearful, he climbed into a zoo enclosure to apologize to a capybara named Gordon for 'everything.' Gordon ate a piece of lettuce, turned away, and walked into his pool.
He broke into a vape shop, got distracted testing the merchandise, and fell asleep on the customer couch. Employees found him at opening, still holding a tester, asking about the rewards program.