A bank teller pregnant with twins was shot in the stomach during a robbery Tuesday morning, and police were questioning two teenagers as “persons of interest.”

Indianapolis police spokesman Lt. Jeff Duhamell said the teller, who is five months pregnant, was in serious to critical condition but was alert when taken to a hospital.

“This is senseless. Some poor lady, trying to make a living, pregnant, shot by a man without any provocation,” said Indianapolis Police Chief Michael Spears. Continue reading »

(AP) Rapid City police say an intoxicated man has been arrested for standing in the middle of a street on Monday night and threatening motorists with a bow and arrows. Loren Two Bulls, 23, of Rapid City, was arrested.
He’s charged with six counts of aggravated assault and one count of theft of mislaid property.
Police say Two Bulls had a large razor knife, smelled of alcohol and slurred his words.
Two motorists called police.
People in one car said they saw a man shoot an arrow at another vehicle before taking aim at them. They say a third vehicle also passed while the man was aiming at cars.

[Bow and Arrows via CBS]

A woman in Michigan went into her local bank and started filling out an application for a bank account.  About halfway through the application process, she pulled a gun on the teller helping her and demanded money.  Before the teller had time to get anything for her, the thief got cold feet and fled.

The police didn’t have a very hard time finding the woman.  She used her REAL address on the application.  She also waited to pull the gun on the teller AFTER the teller photocopied her photo ID.  Very Stupid.

[Really Stupid Crook via Yahoo]

A family in New York just got a order of protection issued by a judge for their pet Duck.  The order was requested after a group of young people jumped the family’s fence and shot at the duck with pellet guns.  The bird, named Circles, is recovering from a bullet wound.

Suffolk County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Chief Roy Gross says he can’t recall a previous court case involving cruelty to a duck.

[Duck Shield via CBS News]