Police has caught a 34-year-old man from West Virginia after he tried to attempt a robbery by covering his face with a pair of blue-colored ladies underwear. Steven Clay Stephenson also tried using his pistol-shaped cigarette lighter in an attempt to rob a convenience store on Wednesday. When the cashier refused to give the man any money, Stephenson ran to a Jeep Cherokee and drove away at about 4 a. m. Wednesday but was stopped by police after a few minutes.

A 48-year-old man was arrested Monday morning after he repeatedly rammed his pickup truck into his estranged wife's home, causing serious damages to another parked vehicle and the house itself. Eric D. Marienau was arrested without incident and was charged with aggravated assault, drunken driving, and other felony charges. According to police, Marienau parked his full-size Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck next to his wife's house, went over to the fence and began shouting for her to bring him a cigarette.

As the saying goes, father knows best, but unfortunately not in every case. A Polish father has been questioned by police in Warsaw for allegedly giving his young sons lessons on how to drink and smoke. Mariusz Lechniak, 35, claims that he only wanted to teach his sons the lessons they needed in order to become real men, ranging from 2 years old to 8.

Officers investigating the cause of a Jan. 10 fire at an office building in West Virginia have revealed the possible culprits of the blaze - birds. According to authorities the reason to single out the unusual suspects stems from a huge nest, littered with dozens of cigarette butts, that was found in the attic of the building. Fire Marshals believe that a pigeon or another kind of bird may have carried a burning cigarette butt into the attic of the Ratcliff Place that eventually led to fire.

A 31-year-old man set his mother's house on fire after she told him she would kick him out if he didn't get a job. According to authorities, the man left after setting the home ablaze, but he returned later and said he used a cigarette lighter to ignite the living room couch because he was angry over his mother's demand that he find employment. Ricardo A. Nance Jr. was booked late Friday on one count of arson and bond was set at $20,000.