An Indiana woman was successful in getting her husband out of jail. In doing so, she landed there herself. Police say Katrina Hyde stole three credit cards from her parents' home, then used them to pay the 10 percent bond required for her husband's release. Investigators say she also used the credit cards to hire a lawyer to help fight her husband's legal battles.

An Indiana woman was successful in getting her husband out of jail. In doing so, she landed there herself. Police say Katrina Hyde stole three credit cards from her parents' home, then used them to pay the 10 percent bond required for her husband's release. Investigators say she also used the credit cards to hire a lawyer to help fight her husband's legal battles.

A Peru, Indiana woman allegedly steals credit cards to get cash to pay her husband's bail and ends up in jail herself. Katrina Hyde's husband, Todd Hyde, was being held on $25,000 bond in Miami County Jail on charges of dealing methamphetamine and illegal possession of anhydrous ammonia, a chemical used to make the drug according to the Associated Press.

Pennsylvania Game Commission officials believe a drier spring helped improve poult production, but the large mast crop may keep birds disbursed, making the hunt more challenging when the fall wild turkey season opens Oct. 29. Hunters should expect to find increased age diversity among wild turkeys for the fall season, unlike 2004, when several consecutive years of reduced poulty production led to reductions in local populations statewide.

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