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Bozo criminals for today come from the International File in Mexico City where two teenage bozos in full clown costumes climbed aboard a city bus. They did a song and dance routine and after no one on the bus offered any money for their performance, one of them pulled out a knife and demanded money from the passengers. They got off at the next stop but were quickly captured after the bus driver called the cops. Guess it’s a little hard to hide when you’re dressed as a clown. And those big floppy shoes are hard to run in, too.

Bozo criminal for today comes form the International File in Hepberg, Germany where an unidentified 16 year old bozo threw a big party at his home while his parents were away for the weekend. Taking a look at the mess, knowing his parents would be home in a few hours, and knowing they were going to be really mad, he did what any 16 year old bozo would do. He called the cops and told them that someone had burglarized the house and had made a really big mess. The investigating officers became suspicious when they could find nothing missing. He’s been charged with deceit and wasting police time. He’s also been grounded for the rest of his life.

Bozo criminal for today comes from Martinsburg, West Virginia where bozo Elaine Harrigan held up a bank. She got away but several witnesses gave the cops an accurate description of the getaway car, a late model red Jeep Wrangler. The next day a car matching that description was spotted in our bozo’s front yard with a big "For Sale" sign on it. When an undercover officer sent to investigate asked her why the car was for sale, our bozo told him she just needed to "get rid of it really, really fast." Uniformed officers were called and our bozo quickly confessed.

Bozo criminal for today comes from De Leon Springs, Florida where bozos Antonio Chagra and Andrea Cook were under investigation by the fish and wildlife department for possession of illegal venison, based on a report that they had shot a deer from their car a few hours earlier. Knowing that they had no deer meat, our bozos gave the officers permission to search their freezer. And they were right, there was no venison there. But they must have forgotten about the two huge bags of marijuana that were stashed there. Busted!

Bozo criminal for today comes from Airway Heights Corrections Center in the state of Washington. Bozo Wesley Whitaker was about to be released after serving his time for drug possession and bail jumping. Understandably, our bozo was looking forward to a big party once he was on the outside. Unfortunately he couldn’t wait until he was far enough outside to start partying. He was overheard asking his friends on the outside to bring plenty of pot and pills when they arrived to pick him up. Officers were waiting when they arrived. Inside the van, in addition to the drugs, they found a mobile meth lab. Yep, they drove a meth lab to the prison. They won’t be driving it home, however. They’ve joined our bozo in jail.

Thanks to Bozo News Hawk Matt Allen for sending in today’s report. From Gallatin, Tennessee comes the story of bozo John Carnes who was out for a little drive. And, as bozos like to do, he decided to enjoy a cold beer while driving. That’s a bad idea in itself but it’s what he did with the can when he was finished that really got him into trouble. He tossed the can out the window of his car and it landed with a smack on the windshield of a Tennessee Highway Patrol car which happened to be behind him at the time. He’s under arrest.

Thanks to Bozo News Hawk Glen Snow for sending in today’s report. From Montana’s Glacier National Park comes the story of an unidentified bozo who’s not necessarily a criminal but he did get into trouble with the law. Our bozo was enjoying all the beauty of the park when he spotted a ground squirrel that seemed to be very friendly. The squirrel came up to him and our bozo took out his car keys and teased the squirrel with them, dangling them in front of his nose. Bad idea. Before our bozo knew what was happening, the squirrel snatched the keys and took them underground, never to be seen again. It was a costly afternoon for our bozo. He had to pay a locksmith to open the car and he was fined by the park ranger for harassing wildlife.

Bozo criminal for today comes from the International File in one of the poorest countries in the Middle East, Yemen, where an unidentified bozo was begging for coins in front of a mosque. He was doing OK, collecting a little money here and there when there came a noise from the bag he had beside him. It was the sound of his cell phone ringing. A beggar with a cell phone. As people began to gather to ask for their money back, our bozo made a quick exit.

Bozo criminal for today comes from the International File in Nunthorpe, England where a couple of bozos broke into a home. As they turned on the lights, they heard a voice say, "Hello, who are you?" Then, in a sterner tone, "Hey, you, come over here!" That was enough for them. Thinking they were about to be confronted by the angry homeowner, our bozos fled. If they had stuck around a little longer they would have discovered that the voice they heard came not from the homeowner, but from his trained African Grey Parrot, Matilda.

Bozo criminal for today comes from the state penitentiary in Indiana, Pennsylvania where bozo Raymond Davies had heard enough of the story going around prison about the inmate who had recently gotten his hand stuck in a prison toilet. No way that could ever happen, said our bozo, no way anyone would ever be stupid enough to get his hand stuck in a toilet. And to prove his point, he rammed his own hand down a toilet. Of course it got stuck. It took several guards and a couple of firefighters armed with an air chisel to get his hand out.

Bozo criminal for today comes from Hartland, Maine where bozo Jean Lowry had been out drinking with her friend Paul Harris. After returning home, our bozo allegedly attacked her friend with a knife, stabbing him a few times but not seriously injuring him. It was after the police were called to investigate that she came up with the Bozo Excuse of the Month, and maybe of the year. She told the cops that she hadn’t attacked her friend. Instead, she said, it was the ghost of his ex-wife who suddenly appeared, knife in hand, and stabbed him. For some reason, the police didn’t believe her story. She’s under arrest.

Bozo criminal for today comes from North Charleston, South Carolina where a group of bozos broke into a restaurant and used a cutting torch to cut a cantaloupe-sized hole in the safe. Unfortunately, in the process they misjudged the torch’s power and set fire to the cash. Oops. Video cameras show our bozo dashing through the restaurant carrying a glass of water to douse the fire. The police say he may have escaped with a few charred bills, but much of the cash was destroyed.

Thanks to Bozo News Hawks Michael Sittnick and Family for sending in today’s report. From Gambell, Alaska comes the story of two female bozos who were stealing gas from the local fuel depot. Unable to tell how much gas they had placed into their car’s tank, they did what any bozo would do. The lit their cigarette lighter to peer down inside and check the level. Not surprisingly the car and the girls quickly caught on fire. After being treated for minor burns they were placed under arrest.

Bozo criminal for today comes from Chesterfield, South Carolina where police officers were in hot pursuit of bozo thief Tom Clark. Our bozo spotted some dense undergrowth just off the 13th hole of a nearby golf course and made a dash for it, thinking it would be a good place to hide. Wrong. At that very moment a police association golf tournament was going on with 20 off duty officers taking part. He’s under arrest.

Thanks to Bozo News Hawk Glen Snow for sending in today’s report. From the International File in Oslo, Norway comes the story of an unidentified bozo who broke into city hall, ransacking the offices and scrawling graffiti on the walls. As he was getting ready to leave, our bozo had the bright idea to steal a pair of shoes to disguise his footprints as he escaped. And that was what got him into trouble. Police officers noticed him as he left the building and ran very awkwardly down the street. You see, for reasons known only to the bozo mind, he exchanged his tennis shoes for a pair of black ladies high heels. He’s now under arrest and we hear he was very upset because he was caught without a matching purse.

Bozo criminal for today comes from Newport News, Virginia where bozo Robert Sorrels was arrested for being a peeping tom. And there was basically no way he could deny the charge. The cops matched him up with a pair of lip prints that were lifted from the window he was seen peeping into.

Bozo criminal for today comes from Nassau County, on New York’s Long Island where bozo Jerry Curtis had gotten fed up with all the summertime re-runs on network television. So maybe he went to a movie? Nope. Curled up with a good book? No way. He did what any bozo would do. He broke into an apartment so he could watch a pay per view event on TV. He was kicked back in the La-z-Boy when the tenant returned home and called the cops. He’s probably really bored now. The county jail TV has only broadcast channels.

Bozo criminal for today comes from the International File in Croatia where bozo Svetin Gulisja just wasn’t in the mood for love. After coming home from a hard day at work he wasn’t exactly thrilled to see that his wife had candles lit all around and romantic music on the stereo. Knowing that she wasn’t going to take no for an answer, he did what any bozo would do to get out of an evening of romance. He tried to set his house on fire. After firefighters brought the blaze under control, he was charged with arson.

Bozo criminal for today comes from Panama City, Florida where bozo Cornell Jones was on trial for armed robbery and aggravated battery. His lawyer was pleading his insanity defense when our bozo decided to try and prove his attorney’s point. He started shouting "Cuckoo, cuckoo" and then jumped up and mooned the jury. Didn’t work. The jury found him guilty after deliberating only 30 minutes.

(Best of Bozo) Bozo criminal for today comes from Camano Island, Washington, where bozo James Lane went for a little stroll the other evening. Which would have been fine, except that he forgot to put on any clothes. Our totally naked bozo was spotted walking around near a movie theatre. The cops arrived and were in the process of writing him up for indecent exposure when one of the officers asked him what he did for a living. "I grow marijuana for fun and profit," our bozo proudly declared. He went on to tell the officer that he had an unusually large crop that year and would the officer like to help him harvest it. The officer said he’d certainly like to see it, and the bozo happily took him to his greenhouse. The plants were confiscated, and our bozo was busted.