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This edition of Stolen from the Headlines covers a guy who went haywire after a set to with his girlfriend, some local citizens with cell phones who were reporting a crime wave, a vacation skier who turned up missing, and a woman who was doing some big time scamming.
Just Another Saturday Night
Originally reported by Fox News
A Florida man’s adventure after a “falling out” with his girlfriend made for one unforgettable Saturday night at Tampa’s Peter O. Knight Airport.
Drew Bronnenberg, 28, is accused of stripping down to his blue shorts, attempting to steal two planes before giving up, and taking a joy ride in a golf cart and airport fuel truck before crashing into a building, FOX13 reported on Tuesday.
“He had some sort of a falling out with his girlfriend and just started walking,” Tampa police department spokesman Steve Hegarty said.
Bronnenberg was at the 2018 Gasparilla Pirate Festival in Tampa when he left, walked several miles to the airport, and took off his clothes, aside for his blue shorts. He then hopped a fence to enter the airport, pulled a single-engine plane out of the hanger, and attempted to get it up in the air. But Bronnenberg, who doesn’t have a pilot’s license, hit a roadblock when he couldn’t get the plane to start.
Otherwise a brilliant plan.
Stuff Going on the Neighborhood
Originally reported by Flathead Beacon
9:01 a.m. A Kalispell woman found her son’s stolen Nintendo at a local pawnshop.
9:33 a.m. A child was sobbing.
10:14 a.m. Family drama was unfolding in Columbia Falls.
10:24 a.m. Three chainsaws were stolen in Kalispell.
10:32 a.m. An elderly Hungry Horse man dialed 911 while trying to “figure out” his new cell phone.
12:17 p.m. A local man said his boat was stolen from his girlfriend’s house and now he was thinking she had something to do with it.
12:30 p.m. A Kalispell man was trying to rent his shed as an apartment.
2:28 p.m. Someone smelled weed in Kalispell.
2:38 p.m. A Kalispell man said two teenagers stole one of his shovels and he had video to prove it.
3:20 p.m. A Bigfork resident called 911 because he just turned 18 and wanted to learn more about his newly acquired rights.
3:21 p.m. A family was skipping through a grocery store parking lot.
4:30 p.m. A Kalispell resident said they purchased a poodle online but it never showed up in the mail.
5:54 p.m. A man almost fell asleep while standing in Kalispell.
Meth was involved.
7:32 p.m. A 15-year-old was “losing it.”
8:25 p.m. A Kalispell resident reported a suspicious vehicle driving around town with one headlight. The driver of the suspicious vehicle was also firing fireworks out of the window.
9:51 p.m. An 8-year-old who was trying to play music on their parents’ iPhone and called 911 instead.
11:25 p.m. An Olney man tried to stop to men from driving because he thought they were too intoxicated. They beat him up.
Missing Skier Story of the Week
Originally reported by Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan
Police were trying to piece together how a 49-year-old skier, whose disappearance sparked a massive search on a snowy New York mountainside, ended up six days later in California, confused and still in ski clothes.
Toronto firefighter Constantinos “Danny” Filippidis told investigators he doesn’t know what happened after he was reported missing Wednesday, Feb. 7, from Whiteface Mountain during an annual ski trip with colleagues. The search ended Tuesday when Filippidis turned up in Sacramento, California, some 2,500 miles west of the Adirondacks.
Frank Ramagnan, president of the Toronto Professional Firefighters’ Association, told reporters at a news conference Tuesday evening that Filippidis appeared to be “confused and was unable to give direct answers.”
Filippidis told deputies he remembered little, but thought he’d suffered a head injury, rode in a “big rig-style truck” and slept “a lot,” Sgt. Shaun Hampton of the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department told the Post-Standard of Syracuse.
Filippidis said he bought an iPhone to call his wife and told deputies that a truck dropped him off in downtown Sacramento, where he got a haircut, Hampton said.
Well, at least he could tell his wife he remembered to get a haircut.
Just a Scam
Originally reported by SFGate.com
A Maryland woman who claimed to be a psychic has been convicted of scamming people — again.
WRC-TV reports that Gina Marie Marks, who worked under the name Natalie Miller, pleaded guilty Friday to multiple counts of felony theft for stealing $340,000 from five people who sought help with their troubles.
Marks said on Friday in court that she would return all the payments she received but maintained that her services are real. Police learned of Marks in 2016 when a woman paid Marks for love spells but got suspicious when the charges began approaching $80,000.
According to a widely accepted authority (the Internet) you can get a good love spell for way under $80,000.
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