There are wild weekends, then there's "Whose car and house are these?" weekends

Soda cans piled up around the cab, blocking the passenger door in the wreckage.

In some states, having a gun in arm's reach during a DUI will stack charges against you.

Sure, the law promises up to 30 days in jail for a first offense. But it doesn't seem to be enough to deter everyone.

The trucks are being taken, trashed, and abandoned. Thieves only want the engine and valuables.

The officer claims that he is allowed to speed without his lights on because cops need to hustle.

Diesel was leaking from the truck, making it harder to get control of the fire that spread to packages.

The woman said she wasn't trying to hit the man, but she drove over a curb in his direction.

The thieves had a getaway vehicle waiting for them if something went wrong during the heist.

Running from the cops? Why not hit 150 mph in the process?

A police helicopter was brought in to follow the stolen truck as the driver tried to speed away.

The police sergeant is already on administrative leave and suspended. But now he's set to head to court for his crimes.

Rhode Island officer: slamming your brakes after spotting him won’t fool radar—but might prevent a ticket anyway

Tired of the competition? There has to be a better option than lobbing Molotov cocktails at them.

Fluids such as gas and oil leaked from the truck into a creek below, potentially contaminating the water.

You might want to pay extra special attention to your speed if you live in either of these two states.

Before you pay that ticket, learn the two tricks that might erase it completely

A tiny detail helped narrow down the suspect.

An investigating officer quickly realized the suspect was operating under the influence while selling ice cream.

I'm pretty sure you can't drive that on the parkway. Just saying.