Bozo criminal for today comes from Springfield, Missouri where bozo Clayton Thomas didn’t realize it’s not always polite to ask for seconds. Our bozo held up a diner on Monday and then returned to the same diner and attempted to rob the same clerk two days later. Only this time, things didn’t work out so well. As he was running through the restaurant parking lot, he pulled his gun…and shot himself in the foot. He was taken to jail after receiving treatment.
(Best of Bozo) Bozo criminals for today come from Springfield, Massachusetts where two bozos stole a 1995 Honda from in front of a residence. Guess it must not have been kept in a garage because instead of heading home with the car, our bozos headed down to the neighborhood car was to spruce it up a bit. Not the best idea. The owner of the car happened to be passing by when he noticed his car waiting in line to be washed. He called the cops, who were waiting for our bozos when the car emerged from the wash and wax. You could say they didn’t make a clean getaway.
Thanks to Bozo News Hawk Jane McCormick for sending in today’s report. From Williamsport, Pennsylvania comes the story of bozo Michael Deaton who broke into an apartment but before he could take anything found himself face to beak with Sunshine the parrot. And apparently Sunshine doesn’t take to burglars, as before our bozo knew what was happening, Sunshine bit a couple of chunks out of his hand. Sunshine’s squaking also alerted the neighbors who called the cops. When blood on Sunshine’s beak was matched up to our bozo, he was placed under arrest, a classic case of taking a bite out of crime.
We all know that jury duty can be a boring task, but our bozo for today went a little too far in trying to lighten things up. Thanks to Bozo News Hawk David Alford for sending in this one from Elyria, Ohio. Bozo Patrick Gulley was on his way to jury duty when he had to empty his pockets at the courthouse’s security checkpoint. Deputies noticed one of the items he took out of his pocket was a small tin box containing a green leafy substance. Yep, he had brought some marijuana to the courthouse. Instead of serving on a jury, he’ll be going before the judge. He’s been charged with possession.
Thanks to many Bozo News Hawks who alerted us to this story from Orem, Utah. It seems someone stole bozo Kory Tarver’s marijuana. So, he did what any bozo would do, he called the cops to report the theft. Officers did some investigating and quickly tracked down the robber, recovering our bozo’s pot. It was then that Kory earned his spot in the Bozo Hall of Fame. The police called him to inform him that they believed they had recovered his marijuana. All he had to do was come down to the station house and identify it as his. Which he did. Busted on pot possession charges!
Thanks to Bozo News Hawk Ed Hart for sending in today’s report. From the International File in Melbourne, Australia comes the story of bozo Reg White who robbed a man in the carport of his home. It was his choice of victim that got him in trouble. He had robbed one of the best known cartoonists in the country. Our bozo was arrested shortly after the victim provided the police with a very detailed sketch of the robber.
Thanks to Bozo News Hawk Ray Rusnak for sending in today’s report. From Fort Bragg, California comes the story of bozo Enrique Valdez who was staying at the local Best Western Inn. When he discovered there was no one in the hotel office, he helped himself to $200 in cash, a computer hard drive and a satellite television device. And for some reason, he couldn’t stop there. He just had to leave the manager a nasty note, berating him for not being in the office, and signing it with his name and room number. Investigating officers found him, and the loot, in his hotel room. He’s under arrest.
Thanks to Bozo News Hawk Glen Snow for sending in today’s report. From Boston, Massachusetts comes the story of bozo Tyrone Brown, who obviously believes that you can sell anything on the internet, including illegal drugs. Our bozo posted an online advertisement, offering cocaine for sale. He included his phone number. Boston cops called the number, set up a purchase and busted our online bozo.
Bozo criminal for today comes from Leavenworth, Kansas where bozo Thomas Haynes was an enterprising young drug dearler. So enterprising that he had some business cards made up to advertise himself as the town’s "boss" drug dealer. Police officers got one of the cards, called the number, set up the buy and when he showed up to make the delivery…Busted!
Bozo criminal for today comes from Clermont, Florida where bozo Richard Sawyer was hungry, so he pulled into the Wendy’s drive-thru and ordered five double cheeseburgers and a Frosty. Unfortunately, in addition to being hungry, he was also sleepy and he fell asleep in the drive-thru lane before pulling up to get his order. And even more unfortunately, when the police came to check on him, they found cocaine and marijuana inside his car. He’s under arrest.
Thanks to Bozo News Hawk Ed Hart for sending in today’s report. From Winchester, Indiana comes the story of a bozo husband and wife team who were burglarizing a home and in the process got their car stuck in the driveway. A neighbor noticed the suspicious activity and called the cops. While waiting for the police, the neighbor walked over and asked our bozos what they were up to. They told him they were robbing the place, but since they had gotten stuck they were going to try to take all the stuff back inside so they wouldn’t be charged with theft. Didn’t work out. The cops arrived a few moments later and made the arrest.
Thanks to Bozo News Hawk Ray Rusnak for sending in today’s report. From Lowell, Massachusetts comes the story of bozo George Martinez who held up a local bank by threatening the teller with a bomb which he claimed to have in a bag he was carrying. After getting his money, our bozo quickly fled, leaving the bag behind. Police officers inspecting the bag found it contained no bomb. Instead it was filled with tangled wires and books. Ando one of the books was a Lowell area phone book with the recipient’s name and address listed on the label. Yep, he had left his own phone book in the bag. Officers went to the address on the label and made the arrest.
Bozo criminal for today comes from the International File in Athens, Greece where an unidentified bozo broke into a restaurant and stole some money from the cash register. He then had a bright idea…he would also steal some of the restaurant’s prime steaks. He probably should have quit while he was ahead. He entered the walk-in cooler only to have the large door slam shut behind him, locking him inside. The police found him a while later, shivering and clutching the bag of cash. He’s cooling his heels in jail now.
Bozo criminal for today comes from Anderson, North Carolina where we once again learn that being a bozo is hungry work. When a neighbor went over to check on her friends’ home while they were away, she noticed something that just didn’t seem right. Inside she saw a pan of cocktail weenies simmering on the stove and a glass of orange juice and a black stocking cap on the counter. Not only did our bozo make a poor food choice, he also picked a poor hiding place. Police officers found him trying to hide on the outside deck. He’s enjoying jailhouse chow now.
Bozo criminal for today comes from the International File in Bochum, Germany where an unidentified bozo broke into a store and stole a karaoke machine. One his way out, he snagged his jacket, ripping it open. Guess he didn’t realize that he was wearing a down jacket and, as he walked it leaked feathers all the way home. Investigating officers followed the trail of feathers to our bozo’s front door and arrested him.
Bozo criminal for today comes from Kansas City, Missouri where bozo Virgil Dawson ordered three large pizzas from the local Pizza Hut and gave the address of a vacant apartment downstairs from where he lives. When the driver showed up, he attacked him and stole the pizzas. Only one problem, when he called to give the order, he gave the store his real phone number. The cops tracked it down and found him in his apartment, surrounded by pizza crusts.
Bozo criminal for today comes from Buffalo, New York, where bozo Adam Rodriguez held up the local Burger King, getting away with $231. This must not have been enough to hold him, as a week later he got a job…at the very same Burger King. He was recognized on his first day on the job by the cashier he had robbed. She called the cops. He’s under arrest.
Bozo criminal for today comes from Anchorage, Alaska where bozo Daniel Carson dressed up like a Smurf, complete with full blue face makeup and attempted to rob a hotel. We say attempted, as, when our bozo pulled a knife, the clerk retreated to the safety of the hotel office, locking the door behind him and leaving our bozo standing alone in the lobby. A short time later, when police officers where checking for leads at another hotel nearby, who should run in but our bozo, still wearing blue paint on his face. It turns out he was staying in this one and was returning home. He’s now taken up residence in the Iron Bars Hotel.
Bozo criminals for today violated seldom used Bozo Rule Number 16,689: Your front porch is not the best place to leave a deer head. From Canton, Texas comes the story of three bozos who, for whatever reason, decided to place a deer head on their front porch. This attracted the attention of the local game warden, who stopped by to check their hunting licenses. Once there, the warden noticed something far more interesting. Our behind their house was a large methamphetamine lab. They’re under arrest. No word on what happened to the deer head.
Thanks to Bozo News Hawk Ed Hart for sending in today’s report. From Fargo, North Dakota comes the story of an unidentified bozo who stole some diamond earrings from a college fundraiser. He ran into trouble when he brought the $4600 earrings back to the jewelry store that originally donated them to have them appraised. He even brought along the original box, which, if he had only looked inside, he would have discovered contained a description of the jewelry, along with its value. He was arrested when he returned to pick up the appraisal.