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This is one of the better pranks I've seen in awhile. This guy put quite a bit of effort into making this look real. It's amazing how close he could get to people before they even noticed.

Is this "To funny" or are these guys going "Too far" and asking for trouble from the cops.

Police forcibly remove a student refusing to leave his school bus and break his arm in the process in this jarring security video. The question is were they within their rights or is this a case of excessive force?

Yep, even in Canada where everything is laidback compared to here in the U.S. they still have their share of unruly people when the suds start flowin'. And just like here in the states when drunk people get out of hand and have a run-in with the cops, they get tazed...

If your looking for a reason to have a little less faith in humanity, you've found it.

Over the last 12 months the voters in the state of Washington have been one of a few states to legalized marijuana. Which means that the same police officers that use to lock stoner's up now have to protect their right to roll a fatties whenever they want to.

What police suspect to be a prank was luckily caught by another driver before it hurt anyone who ventured down Lincoln Road in Kent county. I have to say I am disturbed and irritated that anyone would think that this is funny. I am all about a good joke or prank. But this doesn't fall under either in my book.

I'm sure some of us have been pulled over or detained by the cops at some point in our lives for suspected drunk driving. If you haven't, that's awesome, I suggest you try your hardest to keep it that way. However, for those of us that have, you'll appreciate what this guy does during the field sobriety test, a.k.a "The Drunk Dance". I for one have never even thought of doing something l

This is a pretty crazy video, and accidents do happen. But, a couple questions still remain, was it actually an accident, or does this cop have beef with skateboarders? And, I know you wouldn't want to snitch on yourself after doing something like that...

Seems like a rather small quantity for a Canadian to do something as outlandish as that. Even with the U.S./Canadian beer conversion rate added in that's still only like a 12 pack. Guess they don't make 'em like they use to anymore up there in the great white north.

I will be the first person to admit that I am not a fan of drifting cars and the jerks who do it. But I have to hand it to the guy in this video for using his "skills" to make this group of cops look like newbies to the driving world.

Sometime you just got to wonder how dumb can people really be. Well, this just may be a good indication of where the lower level of that bar should be set at.