This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesdays, we begin with a man who was arrested for running into a car…that contained his stolen snowblower. Then we learn about what not to do in an employee bathroom and finally, we hear about a not-so-sweet valentine’s day celebration coming out of Louisiana.
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This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesdays, we start in Florida, where a man used a Netflix show as his reasonings behind the shrooms found in his car, then another Florida drug case where he tried to use the excuse that his meth was in fact breath mints. And then we end here in BC, where a woman was shocked after discovering a man had been considering her car his home for several days.
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When it comes to arguing a case in court, there are certain restrictions and rules surrounding who is actually allowed to represent you.
There was a recent court case in the Supreme Court of BC that seems to answer this question and shed some light on who is allowed to represent you.
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This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesday, we have two incidents with dogs at the centre of them, one in Connecticut and the other in Florida. And we’ll finish off with perhaps the craziest case in a while, where an Irish man thought the best course of action to get someone’s pension money, was to bring their dead corpse along to the post office with him!
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This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesday, we see a real-life home-alone moment happen, except in this one the children were left on purpose. Then, in Florida, a man caught with drugs uses a new excuse I don’t think has been heard before, and finally, a woman in Texas tried to purchase a baby right in the middle of a grocery store!
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This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesdays, we look at the case of a curious poisoning event in a retirement home. Then, we examine how flouting the law can confront the law. Finally, we give some side-eye at the premier of Ontario… need I say more?
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This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesdays, we leave the rain and the cold of January and travel to sunny Florida. There, we explore why you should always tip the bartender. Then, we look at a pretty weak defence in a drug possession case. Finally, we consider the problem with using glitter as a weapon.
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With the Covid-19 omicron variant currently spreading rapidly, an update has been provided from the BC provincial courts regarding in-person hearings.
All traffic court hearings scheduled between January 10 to January 28 have been automatically adjourned, the BC provincial courts have decided to ensure the safety of everyone and to limit in-person hearings at this unpredictable time.
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According to a report from Daily Hive , an officer spotted Kaytlin Quinn holding her phone in her hand as she spoke to her brother on speakerphone during the 2.5-hour wait for the PCR test on Dec 22. She was removed from the lineup, ticketed, and allowed to return to her place in line.
Lawyer Kyla Lee is representing Quinn pro bono, saying that the $300 ticket and potential insurance rate increase that could come with it was a disappointing decision by the officer.
“It shocks me that an officer would have voluntarily decided to interact with somebody who might have COVID-19 and get close enough to them to get their driver’s licence, identify them, and serve them a ticket. It’s just not common sense,” she told Daily Hive, adding that she believes the ticket does not serve the spirit of B.C.’s distracted driving laws, which are designed to make roads safer.
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Happy New Year everyone!
This week on Weird and Wacky Wednesday, we first learn about an NFL fan who is suing his favourite sports league and teams for what he calls, false advertising. Then, we hear about the obvious, natural reaction to not being able to buy the snacks you want at your favourite fast-food restaurant. And finally, we’ll end with a bit of a heartwarming story, about a man and dog, to welcome in the new year!
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