Police say she confronted her husband after he left her a note that made her angry. That's when she reportedly grabbed a crowbar and popped in the crotch. When he doubled over, she reportedly struck him on the head.

When investigators asked Dale where she had struck her husband, she replied "I hit him in the balls because he deserved it," according to the arrest report.

She was booked into the Monroe County Correctional Facility on charges of aggravated assault, simple assault and reckless endangerment. Her bail was set at $10,000.
The man is expected to recover, an be more circumspect in his note writing.

Deputies searched the 28-year-old’s home and recovered 163 cell phones, along with computers, wallets, gift cards and rare coins. He was booked for investigation of burglary and jailed in lieu of $50,000 bail bond.

Los Angeles County sheriff's said one victim was looking for a new phone on Craigslist, found one that looked like his old one and bought it.

When it arrived, many of his phone numbers were still programmed into it so he called deputies. The thief wasn’t hard to find since his return address was on the package.

"During the course of the traffic stop, deputies smelled a strong odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle," L.A. County sheriff's officials said in a statement.
"A narcotics investigation ensued," during which T.I. and his wife "were found to be in possession of a controlled substance," the statement read.

They were taken to the West Hollywood sheriff’s station and booked on drug possession charges.

Sheriff's officials did not specify why the two had been pulled over and what specific drug they had.

T.I., a multiplatinum rapper with such hits as "Whatever You LIke" and "Dead and Gone," is on probation after serving seven months in prison on weapons charges. He was released earlier this year.

His album "King Uncaged" is set to release this fall.

Cottle, an R&B vocalist who sang in the group Xscape, has starred in the BET reality series "The Tiny & Toya Show."

Harris and Cottle each posted $10,000 bail and have been released, LA sheriff's officials said.

Shelley Malil, known for small roles on TV and in movies like "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," is accused of trying to kill his on-again, off-again 45-year-old girlfriend He is charged with premeditated attempted murder

Malil was arrested and bail was originally set at $2 million; raised to $10 million and reduced to $3 million.

Neighbor Chuck Lee came running and separated the two.

Malil left the scene. The trail has been delayed since 2008.

Malil's defense attorney said the actor was acting in self-defense. If convicted he could be sentences to 40-years in prison.

Officials were tipped off that Robert Drew was smuggling in drugs, so the next time he came in they searched him.

They discovered two ounces of heroin in condoms taped to his body. They also found marijuana on him.

Drew is charged with dealing in a schedule I controlled substance, possession of a schedule I controlled substance, and possession of marijuana.

He was taken to the Vigo County Jail on $100,000 bond.

Kings County sheriff's deputies arrested the 36-year-old man at his Hanford home over the weekend on suspicion of false imprisonment, kidnapping, torture and other charges.

Reportedly the man accused the 23-year-old victim of having an affair after he saw the Facebook message.

Things got violent and he reportedly grabbed the woman's hair, dragging her and threatening to kill her before choking her with a rope and a towel.

The couple's child and another child belonging to the victim were in the house at the time.
The man is in jail on $725,000 bail.

The 48-year-old man, whose name was not released, was starting to pull out in when the 47-year-old woman, allegedly jumped from the back seat and began stabbing him in the head and shoulders with an ice pick.

Adding insult to injury he accidentally stepped on the gas and slammed his Mercedes-Benz convertible into a tree.

The guy had jilted the woman four months ago, but the pair continued to live together, officials said. He was treated at a hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.
“We’re still trying to figure out why she did what she did,” said the Brea, California Police Department.

The apparently unhappy Yorba Linda woman, allegedly ditched the ice pick and ran off but was caught by police shortly afterward. She was arrested for on suspicion of attempted homicide, felony domestic violence, assault with a deadly weapon and brandishing a weapon and is in jail in lieu of $500,000 bail.

Alain Robert, 48, who is also known as the French Spiderman, was taken into police custody when he reached the top of the 57-storey Lumiere Building in central Sydney on Monday morning.

Robert, 48, took 20 minutes to scale the 151 metre (495 feet) tall building using just his bare hands and without safety equipment, cheered on by a crowd of about 200 onlookers.
"It's a wonderful achievement," his agent Max Markson told reporters. "He's the best at what he does. I'm sad he's been arrested, but hopefully he'll get out soon and we can have some champagne." He was released after he posted a conditional bond of an undisclosed amount.

Robert has been arrested many times in various countries as authorities rarely give permission for his dangerous climbs.

In Australia he was last arrested last year and fined $750 (483.20 pounds) for illegally climbing the 41-storey Royal Bank of Scotland building in central Sydney.
In 2003, he scaled the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

A police statement said the French national was charged with risking the safety of another by climbing a building and entering enclosed land. He was granted conditional bail and is due to appear in court on September 3.

Robert first climbed a building at the age of 12 when he got locked out of his apartment and decided to mount the eight stories up to an open window.

He has since climbed more than 80 buildings around the world including Chicago's Sears Tower and Taipei 101 in Taiwan.

Robert says he jets around the world climbing building to fight global warming – rather irrational.