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Man Takes Truck On Destructive Joyride — Through Walmart

SAN ANGELO, TX (CBSDFW.COM) — During the early morning hours of June 28, 2018, San Angelo Police officers were dispatched to a crash at a south San Angelo Walmart after a driver crashed into the building and drove into the store.

“A 19-year-old Eldorado man is facing multiple Felony charges after he used his truck to drive through the Walmart Supercenter located at 5501 Sherwood Way in San Angelo,” said San Angelo Police in a report early Thursday.

Surveillance video shows the truck – allegedly being driven by Caleb Wilson – crashing through glass front doors of the store then striking several end-cap coolers as it travels towards the back of the store.

According to police, workers and shoppers said Wilson was in the store earlier and was allegedly “exhibiting erratic behavior.”

The driver made it to the cereal aisle before turning around and heading out of the building. No one inside the store was injured.

Police said, “an unidentified 18-year-old woman and patron narrowly avoided injury by jumping out of the truck’s path.

Witnesses said that the woman and Wilson appeared to be in the store together before heading to the parking lot and getting in an argument. Shortly thereafter Wilson allegedly crashed into the store. Witnesses allege that it appeared the driver was purposely confronting the woman as she exited the store with the patron.

“As officers arrived to the storefront, they observed a red 2001 Dodge Ram 2500 pickup truck exiting the building through the store’s northeast entrance,” SAPD said in the police report.

Police attempted to stop the truck but say the driver “drove at a high rate of speed through the parking lot where it collided with an unoccupied 2007 Toyota Camry.”

Police were able to stop the driver near a Murphy USA gas station. Officials said they put him in custody after he briefly resisted arrest.

Gas pumps at the station were shut off after police noticed fuel leaking from the suspect’s truck.

“While detained, the suspect began to exhibit signs of excited delirium and he was subsequently transported by Officers to Shannon Medical Center for evaluation where he became combative with hospital staff,” said police in the report.

Police said the incident lasted several minutes and damage was estimated to be at least $500,000.

Charges for Wilson were pending. “Investigators have obtained Arrest Warrants for Wilson for First Degree Felony Criminal Mischief and two counts of Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon,” said police.” Wilson remains under medical care at this time.”

The store may be closed for a period of time due to the damages sustained by the crash.


VIDEO here

https://dfw.cbslocal.com/2018/06/29/truck-crashes-into-walmart/
 
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Stoner4Life

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She should have sent some cupcakes instead. A mother who missed her son went to go visit him in jail on Thursday. The outcome was likely not what she expected, reports NBC-2. But at least they can be closer together. Jennifer Dilan, 38, was arrested at the Lee County Jail, her 12th arrest in Florida in 11 years. When she produced her identification at the entrance, officials quickly discovered there was an active felony warrant for her arrest. According to the Lee County Sheriff's Office, the Cape Coral woman's long rap sheet includes charges of burglary, possession, driving with a suspended license, fraud and dealing in stolen property. Dilan is behind bars at on $51,500 bond.

how could you forget or ignore the fact that there's a felony warrant out on you???
 

Gypsy Nirvana

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Perhaps the Alligator wasn't putting up with this sort of lad-culture/miss-sod-geniticist type of rapey behaviour and decided to deter others that might scream 'Fuck-You' and jump on it.

....as far as I can determine the alligator succeeded
 

Gypsy Nirvana

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Never a more clear-cut case of some silly chap having 'Beer Goggles' on and doing something that ended with him in the hospital or the morgue.

....<many beer goggling stories come to mind>
 

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Dogs Can Tell If You're Untrustworthy

Dogs Can Tell If You're Untrustworthy

Dogs are not fooled for long by misleading cues, and stop responding to people who have proven unreliable
By Melissa Hogenboom

20 February 2015

Dogs may not seem terribly bright when they're chasing their own tails, but in many ways they are clever creatures. In particular, they are very socially aware, both of humans and of each other.
Many studies have reported that they can sense human emotions. Recent research has found that they can tell the difference between happy and angry faces, and even show jealousy.
It now seems that they can sense when a person is untrustworthy. Once a dog has decided a person is unreliable, it stops following the cues they give.

It's been known for years that dogs understand what it means when a human points at something. If a dog's owner points to the location of a ball, stick or food, the dog will run and explore the location the person is pointing to.
The latest research shows they are quick to figure out if these gestures are misleading.
In a study published in the journal Animal Cognition, a team led by Akiko Takaoka of Kyoto University in Japan presented 34 dogs with three rounds of pointing.
In the first round, the experimenters accurately pointed to where food was hidden in a container. But in the second round, they pointed to an empty container.
In the third round, the same experimenter again pointed to the container with food.
But now the dog did not respond to the experimenter's cue. That suggests, says Takaoka, that the dogs could use their experience of the experimenter to assess whether they were a reliable guide.
After these rounds a new experimenter replicated the first round. Once again, the dogs followed this new person with interest.


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Takaoka says she was surprised that the dogs "devalued the reliability of a human" so quickly.
"Dogs have more sophisticated social intelligence than we thought. This social intelligence evolved selectively in their long life history with humans."
The next step, she adds, will be to test closely related species such as wolves. This would then reveal the "profound effects of domestication" on the social intelligence of dogs.
The study highlights that dogs like things to be predictable, says John Bradshaw of the University of Bristol in the UK, who was not involved with the research.
As soon as events in their lives become irregular they will look for alternative things to do.
And if they consistently don't know what's going to happen next they can get stressed, aggressive or fearful, he adds. "Dogs whose owners are inconsistent to them often have behavioural disorders."
This last part of the experiment can be explained by the fascination dogs have with anything new: "Dogs are almost information junkies", says Bradshaw, so a new experimenter is "trusted" once more.

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The finding comes as no surprise to dog owner Victoria Standen. She owns a collie (pictured), which is considered to be among the most intelligent breeds.
When out for a walk, the collie will sit at the point of a junction and wait to see which way to go. "I've taken to pointing which direction and after she looks that way, she looks back to me to check it's okay to run off," says Standen.
What's more, if a stranger has proven to be unreliable (and not a food source) her dog is less likely to trust them.
It has become increasingly clear that dogs are more intelligent than was once believed, but their intelligence is very different to ours, says Bradshaw.
"Dogs are very sensitive to human behaviour but they have fewer preconceptions," he says. "They live in the present, they don't reflect back on the past in an abstract way, or plan for the future."
And when they encounter a situation, he adds, they will react to what's there "rather than thinking deeply about what that entails"

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Dogs then, are clearly not mindlessly listening to us when we gesture which this study provides more evidence for, says Brian Hare who is chief scientific officer at Dognition.
"They evaluate the information we give them based in part on how reliable it is in helping them accomplish their goals. Many family dogs, for instance, will ignore your gesture when you point incorrectly and use their memory to find a hidden treat,” adds Hare.


Source: https://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20150220-dogs-know-if-youre-untrustworthy


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Rocky Mtn Squid

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Joey Chestnut eats a record 74 hot dogs for his 11th title in Nathan's hot dot eating

Joey Chestnut eats a record 74 hot dogs for his 11th title in Nathan's hot dot eating

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I wonder what a 74 hotdog log looks like?

I remember an interview maybe a year ago, he said when he was flying home after a contest that his sweat smelled like hot dog :puke:
 
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