cops

In Washington DC a couple police officers decided to drag race

A woman tried to break into a house in Oklahoma

The reality TV show has been on the air since 1989.

What makes a state good or bad for police officers, and where does the Tri-State land on this list?

A man was driving 65 mph in a 70 mph zone & he was pulled over for it. But the way the officer questioned him and then handed him his 'warning' makes ya wonder, 'why did he really get pulled over and why did he get a warning?' Source: WorldStar

Chances are, you've been asked a few off-the-wall questions by a cop. One guy got curious about how the police would respond when presented with the same questions.

The festivities were just about to kick off at the Super Bowl celebration parade when a car busted through the parade barrier. A police chase ensued with packed streets, amazingly no bystanders were hurt. BREAKING: A police chase broke out on the Chiefs Kingdom Champions Parade route ...

While the whole world has Japan to meet its quota of "weird". In the United States, we have Florida to rely on for that.

Anyone who knows me fairly well knows I love the TV show "Cops".  It is reality TV at its finest and I've enjoyed it for 25 years now.   For some reason, the network geniuses at "The Big Fox" as they call it (so not to confuse it with Fox News or Fox Financial) decided to pull the plug on "Cops" after all these years, much like they previously did with "America's

When 'Cops' made it's TV debut, the Kardashians were nothing more than a lawyer's daughters and Snooki was living under a bridge asking three riddles to those who dared to cross. Reality TV was a fairly new concept, and the show the pioneered it may be coming to an end.

I guess its true, you can get everything at Wal-Mart.

Talk about a bizarre beer run. The AP is reporting that Raymond Roberge of Bridgeport, CT, dialed 911 three times on Sunday. When authorities finally showed up to his house, the 65-year-old man gave them money "to go to the store and buy him some beer."