Bad news for privacy fans: The police are getting their hands on a new piece of handheld technology designed to peer through walls.
The highly-sensitive radar can detect movement as subtle as breathing from up to 50 feet away through solid concrete, USA Today and Atlanta's WXIA-TV report.
Back in the day before the Internet, people on TV probably screwed up just as much as they do today, but the only way you would see them is if you were watching live or you just happened to have the VCR rolling.
But now, with all of the crazy technology that surrounds us, like cell phone cameras and DVRs, it takes just minutes for the world to see a screw up by someone on television.
It’s prom night in Bulgaria, the school has rented a room, the kids are dressed up and the DJ is spinning tunes. The night is going great until the idiot in a black shirt kicks off a brawl. Why? Who knows, maybe some one looked at his girl the wrong way. Whatever the reason these guys want to get at the guy in the black shirt. When you watch the video at the 2:03 check out the girl in the red dres
A park in Indiana has had a rash of deer rumbles, so a local man goes to the park to catch the "gangs" in action. The turf war all began over a few apple trees in the local park. The "Whitetails" claim the trees as their turf, but the "Bucks" say the trees are their turf. Authorities say the on going war has caused families to stop using the park and they are not sure
No matter how hard police tried, Raymond Garcia wouldn't *stop* fighting a stop sign. (See what we did there?) Officers in Roswell, New Mexico were responding to a report of a man fighting a stop sign, and that is exactly what they found. We aren't sure what the sign did, but it must've been pretty bad, because not even a taser could stop Garcia.