This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesday a man driving a self-driving car was caught letting it drive crazy, a woman stole a van with an old man inside, and in South Africa, two men tried to steal a crocodile.
Follow the jump for more of this week’s weirdest and wackiest cases from around the globe!
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If you go back in the history books you will find that there has been public opposition to changes to motor vehicle offences over the years. Things that we now take for granted as just a normal part of driving a vehicle were once the subject of a lot of controversies.
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Stumbling upon an affordable room for rent in Vancouver feels like finding a unicorn. But what happens when the deal comes with hidden fees that increase the rent? Kyla Lee, a criminal lawyer, explores the legality of such fees and offers crucial insights into the rights of tenants in British Columbia. Don’t miss this informative article that delves into the Residential Tenancy Act and what you should know before signing your next rental agreement.
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This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesday a man hid a gun in a quesadilla at a traffic stop, a Roman bust is finally making its way back to Germany and a toddler sneaks onto the White House Lawn.
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Kyla Lee, shares her thoughts on the recent deployment of Vancouver Police Department’s “public safety trailer” in Chinatown. This controversial surveillance tool has raised concerns among the community, with some calling it “creepy” and “big brothery.” Dive into the full interview with Vancouver Is Awesome to learn more about the debate surrounding this mobile surveillance tower and its potential impact on privacy.
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It is not uncommon for police officers to issue traffic tickets to people months, or even up to a year, after a driving incident occurs.
Many people believe that a traffic ticket can only be issued by the police at the time that the officer observes the incident takes place. But this is not true.
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Can I be charged with a traffic ticket months after an accident? Read More »
This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesday, we have 2 Florida man stories, one who broke into a police station, and another who used chicken wings as a weapon. And then there is the story of the cooked bats at the Belgium border.
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One of the most common ways that people in British Columbia end up facing a driving prohibition is by having too many points on their record.
There are a number of ways people end up with too many points, and face the risk of losing their driving privileges. You’re probably reading this blog because you want to keep your licence after receiving too many points on your record.
There are four main ways that you can keep your licence after receiving too many points on your record.
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Join Kyla Lee and Jeff Andreas as they talk about the legal woes of Donald Trump. They talk about the possible ways that the case could unfold and how a gag order might come into play. They also discuss how a RCMP officer is suing for defamation for strange reasons and not in the usual court.
“I mean he (Trump) does kind of seem like a cat that has nine lives”
-Kyla Lee on NL Morning News with Jeff Andreas
“Obviously, there are laws that prevent people from publishing something that is defamatory, but simply taking a video of an interaction and either providing your opinion on public events while sharing the video or just sharing the video itself wouldn’t likely rise to the level of defamation”
-Kyla Lee on NL Morning News with Jeff Andreas
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This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesday a man’s license plate gets him into trouble, a man from Wales beats up a door-to-door salesman and another UK man accidentally packed his child a Gunniess in his lunchbox.
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