Robber wearing pants on his head on the run from police in Dallas

[marmar]

from the Metro:





The Dallas Police Department have released CCTV footage of the robbery on YouTube in which the crazily dressed criminal can be seen in his unusual disguise as he tries to steal cash.

The unusual robbery took place on Tuesday at around 5.30am at an Exxon Tigermart store.

In the video the suspect is shown entering the shop with Y-fronts on his head – hiding his face from view of the CCTV cameras.

He is then seen approaching the cashier demanding money from the store’s till as well as asking a nearby customer for more cash before he makes a dash. ........(more)

The complete piece is at: http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/872873-robber-wearing-pants-on-his-head-on-the-run-from-police-in-dallas-texas#ixzz1Vgu8A672

[hlthe2b]

1. Ski masks must be hard to find in Dallas...

or perhaps he found them to be too scratchy.... :rofl: What a putz

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

2. Felony fashion statement. Gun was an accessory.

[Bozita]

3. Don't know why, but this Detroit Free Press article popped into my mind

http://www.freep.com/article/20110820/NEWS01/108200420/Straight-poop-Bacteria-from-dog-feces-winter-sky-above-Detroit-Cleveland-study-finds?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|FRONTPAGE

Straight poop: Bacteria from dog feces in winter sky above Detroit, Cleveland, study finds
1:48 AM, Aug. 20, 2011 | 65 Comments
BY TINA LAM
DETROIT FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER


Move over, smog. When it comes to stuff in the air over Detroit, a team of researchers has found that in winter, it's bacteria from dog poop that hovers over the city.

A team of researchers studied 100 air samples collected in four Midwestern cities, including Detroit, looking for bacteria, and found that the most dominant type in winter is the same one found in canine feces.

Cleveland also had high counts of doggy-doo bacteria, while Chicago had less and tiny Mayville, Wis., surrounded by cornfields, had little.

What does it mean? Maybe not much. The researchers said that although the idea of airborne fecal bacteria sounds icky, it's possible that metropolitan areas across America all have it and there may be no health effects at all.

"What it really says is how little we know about the bacteria we breathe in every day," said Noah Fierer, an ecology professor at the University of Colorado and one of the authors of the study.

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[rocktivity]

4. I'd run, too

Out of embarrassment.

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[Historic NY]

5. Y-fronts!! I sure hope he heeded his mothers advice to wear clean ones.

[surrealAmerican]

6. Those are so much more macho than pantyhose!