Thief

A couple weeks ago, we talked about a woman, Theresa Roemer, whose three-story closet got robbed. Many people had been able to see this closet full of millions of dollars worth of handbags, furs and jewelry thanks to her hosting charity events and having the closet shown on television many times, KHOU TV reported. Like we said, it's pretty obvious that this closet would eventually become the tar

If you have a closet that is large enough to host charity events in it and lots of people see it on a regular basis, you probably shouldn't be too surprised when said closet becomes the target of a robbery. And if your closet is three stories tall and houses millions of dollars worth of handbags, furs and jewelry and has been shown on television numerous times, you REALLY shouldn't be surprised.

As if it's not bad enough that a tornado nearly destroyed your neighborhood, now this.

In the annals of awful crimes, this one is tough to top. Police in Williamson, Illinois arrested a man for trying to steal the wallet of a man while he appeared to have a heart attack at a local bar.

Unsettling. Disturbing. Fascinating.

Not all crime fighters in the big city are superheroes.

If you’re a female robber with a ridiculous rack, why would you even need to wear a mask? All eyes are on your “prizes.” (Just make sure to refrain from saying, “Eyes up here!”) This was pretty much proven true when a chesty blonde pilfered a gas station in Australia using only a knife and a low-cut top.

It never seems to fail — where there’s a twinge of desperation, a nearby Walmart, and just enough faith in a reckless gamble to go over the wall, the derelict sideshow and dumb circus is there. Apparently, one man from New York does not intend to change that.

All’s well that ends well. Turns out that the woman who jacked $200,000 in jewelry from Axl Rose in Paris on Tuesday (June 5) was “really just an excited fan,” according to a tweet issued by Rose himself. The three stolen gold-and-diamond necklaces were returned to the Guns N’ Roses singer after the thief, who admitted to mistakenly stealing the baubles, was taken into custody.

Casey Neistat of New york recently conducted an experiment to see how easy it was to steal a bicycle in New York. His results? It's pretty damn easy. He even does it in front of a cop-shop. Now, to be fair to the NYPD, they are a little more worried about drugs, mafia, murderers, rapist, and such...

You gotta love the balls on this dude...and the smarts. Until the very end of the video, I thought it was just some weird dude checking himself out on the security cam. I have no idea if they ever caught him, but he gets an A for effort and planning...

A man in Jensen Beach, Florida got picked up by police before he picked up any chicks. Twenty-year-old Anthony Hernandez admitted to police he stole an 18-pack of Bud Light from a 7-Eleven on Monday in the hopes he could use the beer to "score some women."