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After he was fired, one of his former co-workers reportedly made a startling discovery on his work computers.

The man grabbed 4 new tires, loaded them into the trunk of an older model car (most likely with very bald, and possibly mis-matched tires) and fled the scene off the crime.

The suspect has been on the run since December.

A single bottle of the Russo-Baltique vodka (made to commemorate the centenary of a Russian luxury car company's factory) will set you back $1.3 million!

A woman caught a would-be package thief in her driveway and let's just say that this thief had no chance.

Shreveport Police Department releases security video from Family Dollar store.

It's good to see that criminals are working with the police to catch themselves.

A woman was filling up her car with fuel while a thief stole her wallet right out from under her nose—well, out of her car, actually.

Not since the Cleveland bus driver uppercut have we seen such incredible justice doled out by a bus driver.

Megan Bratten, of Independence, Mo., had just gone into the local Kmart to pick up some last-minute school supplies. She was in the store for about 15 minutes and when she came out discovered that her minivan had been stolen. Thinking quickly, she sent a text to her estranged husband's phone which was still in the minivan, pleading with the thief to return the vehicle.

A twentysomething computer thief learned a valuable lesson after the owner of the stolen laptop accessed the hard drive via remote. That lesson? Never record yourself dancing awkwardly to hip hop music on a looted laptop before going through the basic steps of wiping it out. Especially if the owner of said laptop is a computer guru with access to the hard drive from an external location.