Sandy Snakenberg, a San Diego street performer whose act involves blowing bubbles, was performing in a park when two park rangers cited him for “littering in bubble form.” Video shows one of the rangers telling Snakenberg that he will cite him again if he continues to perform and recommend that prosecutors handle it as a misdemeanor instead of a lesser offense. But the ranger added he’s not eager to do that, saying he would “feel like the biggest idiot taking this to court.”<\/p>\n

A student at Missouri’s Liberty Middle School was suspended for three days after posting a photo online of Dr. Pepper cans he had laid in the shape of a rifle. The district superintendent said there was “enough information to believe the video has caused fear to at least one student and understandably so.”<\/p>\n

U.S. Postal Service employee Saahir Irby was charged with mail theft. Irby worked at the Philadelphia Processing and Distribution Center, which processes both outbound U.S. Treasury checks and those marked “return to sender.” Officials say Irby stole 112 checks during a single work shift.<\/p>\n

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