A makeshift mannequin that was unsuccessful in fooling cops watching the carpool lane sells for $15,000 on eBay. The buyer has announced the proceeds will go to charity. Video Professor bought the Styrofoam head, coat hanger, and clothing stuffed with newspapers from Greg Pringle, 53.

The British Medical Association (BMA) says in a report on Monday that the ties and white coats worn by doctors may spread deadly superbugs in hospitals. The BMA says because the ties are rarely washed, they are a potential haven for disease.

Vice President Dick Cheney isn't the only person who had a "hunting malfunction" this weekend. In Michigan, a man was shot and injured when his hunting partner mistook his elbow for a squirrel, authorities said. Michigan State Police said George Arthur Sikkenga of Muskegon, Michigan was wounded Sunday morning in Golden Township, in Michigan's west-central Lower Peninsula. Sikkenga was wearing camouflage clothing except for an orange hat, which he had covered with a hood after sitting down behind a tree, The Muskegon Chronicle reported.

New Zealand filmmaker Lee Tamahori, who directed the James Bond movie "Die Another Day," has been arrested in a Hollywood prostitution sting while dressed in drag, AFP reports. According to a criminal complaint filed in the Los Angeles Superior Court, Tamahori, 55, was arrested on January 8 when he allegedly sought sex with an undercover policeman while clad in women's clothes.

A man crashes his truck, climbs out of the vehicle taking off his clothes, and then gets run over and killed while standing in a traffic lane. 35-year old Brett Arnes, who owned three McDonald fast food franchises, is giving local police quite a mystery to unravel.