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• Criminals call ahead before bank robbery Maybe this plan wasn’t the best way to get out of consumer debt, but it was probably the most courteous. Would-be criminals, learn this lesson from Albert Bailey and his accomplice’s failed robbery attempt: Calling bank employees and warning them to have cash ready to steal when you show up in-person is usually an easy way to end up in the slammer. Bailey and his cohort gave the People’s United Bank in Fairfield, CT, a ten-minute warning and threatened to cause a “blood bath” if a bag of money wasn’t ready for their arrival. Bank employees immediately notified local police, who arrived in time to apprehend the accomplice in the bank and Bailey, who was manning the getaway car. As if being charged with first-degree robbery and first-degree threatening charges wasn’t enough, the Fairfield police spokesman added some insult to injury. He claimed the robber...
• Video: Police Taser fan at pro game -- did they go too far? Some attorneys are hard up for clients these days, but criminal defense lawyers may find business in the unlikeliest of places: a baseball stadium. Steve Consalvi, a17-year-old attendee of Monday's Philadelphia Phillies vs. St. Louis Cardinals game, has been called "dumb" and "an idiot" for running onto the field and getting shot with a Taser by a police office. The teen was the first fan to ever be Tasered by the high-voltage weapon on the field of a Major League Baseball game. See the incident below (warning: video contains violent material):