An Akron, Ohio postal worker is in trouble with the law after being busted on videotape urinating into the office coffee pot. Thomas Shaheen, 49, of Springfield, OH was charged with two misdemeanor counts of adulteration of food and placing harmful objects in food.

The owner of an overnight mailing business grew suspicious when he noticed a customer sending a package to different addresses in Wisconsin every two weeks. When a search of the customer's latest package turns up a teddy bear with a crude stitch on the back, he calls the police, who open the bear, unroll 30 feet of cellophane and find a heat-sealed plastic bag at the center of the bear, filled with roughly one pound of marijuana.

Police in the Rochester suburb of Greece, charge Robert Ross, 38, with unlawful surveillance, after two teenage girls accuse him of using a camera hidden in his shoes to peek into a dressing room where they were trying on clothes. What makes this a special case is the fact that Ross is a drug investigator for a local police narcotics unit.

A woman was arrested for allegedly selling crack by putting drugs in her purse and lowering them from her second-floor window with a rope. While the crime may be average, the accused is not; the woman is 76-years-old. She was arrested last week on possession charges and sale of a controlled substance; she was later freed on $10,000 bail.

A search of Carl Franklin King's car turns up quite a surprise for Florida deputies: six live gopher tortoises in the trunk. As if the discovery were not unorthodox enough, King's reason for possessing the amphibians sure raise quite a skeptical eyebrow -- as the main ingredient in soup.