A Janesville man was caught driving without a valid driver's license Saturday after his prosthetic leg slipped off, hitting the accelerator and causing the vehicle to run into a nearby liquor store. Martin E. Nehls, 49, was cited by police for operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's license. According to AP reports, Nehls was about to pull up his Chevy Silverado from the parking lot of liquor store when his fake leg slipped off jamming the gap between the brake pedal and the accelerator. The impact caused the truck to move forward and hit the building, police said.

A 37-year-old man from Altizer, West Virginia surprisingly slept through for four hours even when a small-caliber bullet struck his head Sunday morning. Michael Lusher slept peacefully in his mobile home without noticing any pain or sensation from his wound, until he awoke nearly four hours later and noticed blood coming from his head.

It was a luck day for a 26-year-old student from Madison, Wisconsin when a delivery truck ran over his head, and he was able to walk away unharmed. Ryan Lipscomb says he was "confused" especially after he saw the condition of his crushed helmet. The incident took place on Friday afternoon when Lipscomb, a graduate student in medical physics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, was riding his bicycle. As he approached an intersection where he said he had a green light, he noticed the truck ready to make a right turn in front of him.

A homeless man who hopped into a trash bin to escape rain and fell asleep there woke up screaming after sanitation workers in West Palm Beach dumped his bin into the truck and started the compacter. However, despite being compressed several times the man managed to survive the pressure from the trash compactor. "I screamed one last breath," Robert Baswell, 44, told the Palm Beach Post, adding that he once tried to cushion himself from the pressure of the compressor with a dead opossum.

A Queens man who led police on a wild chase through several New Jersey and New York counties Tuesday night stopped his vehicle hours later and jumped off a 140-foot-high bridge. The man, identified as 39-year-old John Fuller, was rescued from the cold waters of the Hudson River by the officers, and his condition was reported to be critical as of Wednesday morning. According to authorities, the chase began Tuesday evening after Fuller failed to stop for a routine truck inspection in Parsippany, NJ. When the officers tried to stop him he led them in a chase from across the George Washington Bridge and then north into Bronx and Westchester counties.