State Police Watching For Dirty Tags

Published: July 31, 2012 | News Blog | 444 Clicks

Louisiana state police and local law enforcement agencies are telling motorists to clean off their dirty license plates.

State police say in a news release the motorists caught with their license plates obscured in any way, including by dirt, mud or frames that cover part of the plate, could be ticketed. Click Here To Read More

Funny Shirt Mug Shots | Funny Mug Shots | Bad Teachers

Free Speech

Jaw-Dropping Acciden...

Sluts Love Me Mug Sh...

Thong Cape Scooter Man Is Free To Ride On Say Police

Irish Grandmother Locks Three Suspected Thieves In Farmyard

Both Drivers Charged In North Port Road Rage Shooting Incident

Mother Has Son Arrested For Pop-Tart Theft

When Lawn Gnomes (And Crazy Waitresses) Attack

NYPD Is Hiring Polic...	Greenpeace... Get In...	NOOB
Mystery White Powder...	Massive Riot	Best Buy Dancer

A sick alligator was reported in a pond on Henderson Road on July 26. Police came and observed the 4-foot-long alligator. It did not look sick to them.

Ricky Williams

Then-New Orleans Saint Ricky Williams was arrested in February 2000 due to his refusal to sign a traffic ticket. Austin police pulled the NFL running back over after allegedly witnessing him fail to signal before swerving his Hummer across lanes.

More Mug Shots

Carbon Poker
offers players a competitive bonus when they join and use a Carbon poker Bonus code. The bonus is a match offer, which basically means, the poker room will give players free cash equal to the amou