To be fair, Bryan Connolly was just trying to enjoy a backyard fire. He didn't think it was lit so he ran to the store to buy matches. Turns out the fire WAS lit and burned a little out of control until authorities arrived. Bryan was arrested for reckless burning.

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This originally aired Halloween Day in 2019. Even Dumb-Dumbs can catch the "Halloween Spirit."

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First, she was caught eating food from the order. When confronted, she tried to steal a decoration from the customer's yard, a sign that read "Happy Fall Ya'll", and spit in the poor woman's face. It didn't get any better and Alexsandra Del Valle Acosta Aguilar was eventually arrested.

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50-year-old Anthony Procaccino is (and/or was) a school principal in Taylor Mill, Kentucky. He was caught on video at a New Year's Eve party holding a beer bong for a 16-year-old and a 17-year-old. It probably goes without saying the school board frowns on that type of behavior.

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Jeremy Lang gets credit for doing his research. Police are using his Google searches as evidence in 6 church robberies in the Pensacola, FL area.

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33-year-old Carlos Flores couldn't keep his mouth shut on the Uber ride to his buddy's house. He's was on his way to burn the place down over an unpaid debt. The Uber driver he confessed to called the cops and Carlos was arrested before things got ugly.

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Former Memphis, TN police officer Arica Hutchinson was sentenced to 6 months in prison after leaving an easy-to-follow trail. She'd been re-routing reward payments from the Crime Stoppers tip line to an accomplice's bank account. Those payments were all tracked, maybe Arica didn't know they did that.

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Jamy Noel was the Sheriff of Clark County, Indiana until an audit turned up a missing $4.4 million dollars. He had bought a whole lot of stuff using taxpayer's money. He was just sentenced to 15 years on the "other" side of law enforcement.

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