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A few months back, as I walked home, this guy slowed down to ask me directions. As I said I had no idea, he started talking dirty, about his penis, which he was holding out in his hand, giving himself a wank. I had no idea what to do, so I just walked home as fast as I could (I was only two...

This came up in my Facebook newsfeed, shared by the group Invisible People (an initiative to show people the real human face of homelessness rather than have us ignore them and then misunderstand or misjudge them, mostly) This sort of laws made a lot of noise, particularly every time that some...

The forgotten history of how automakers invented the crime of "jaywalking"is the title of an article I got in my FB newsfeed yesterday. Very interesting indeed. Complete article: The forgotten history of how automakers invented the crime of "jaywalking" - Vox I mean, jaywalking probably is...

Just because there are so many news about kids shooting others accidentally, and this does not compensate for it, but it's a nice change of pace: Story here: 11-Year-Old Girl Uses Shotgun to Save Herself From Home Invader | Washington Free Beacon

So, how does Texas plans to deal with school shootings? Why, by allowing the teachers to shoot down the students, of course. Because there is no way that could backfire, of course. Racial issues have been mentioned in the article. Let's hope it does not pass...

Apparently, some cops don't go softer on pregnant women. Apparently, the cause for this was that she was seen intervening in the arrest of her teenage son. The video shows the police pushing her to the ground on her pregnant-looking belly, and also hitting her in the stomach with a baton...

I know, I know. If I were to ask this question in an high school or college, everyone would have different answers because everyone is different. I imagine it's the same for Police Academy. And yet, I wonder. What is the hardest thing to learn? Is it the physical stuff, because you have to train...

And, are they any kind of realistic in the way they portray cops, crimes and case solving? What do you like the most about it? Mine are Sherlock (okay, he's not a cop, he's a sociopathic consulting detective, whatever!) and White Collar, mostly. I can't really imagine either of them would be...

So, on some TV shows, when it comes to the FBI and big cases, they mention they cannot keep anything because it is considered "evidence". However, I saw on the news that cops are actually allowed to keep what they bust. I think there was also a funny video made by Stephen Colbert about the...

I've heard that there would be a law requiring police officers to point their guns at the drivers when they stopped them by the side of the road, for the protection of the police officer and all. Is that true? If so, is there more info on this? Why would this even be a good idea?