In Florida’s version of out of the frying pan and into the fire, 20-year-old Bryan Zuniga was pulled over by Tampa Bay police while driving on a suspended license when he decided to make a run for it — or actually, a swim for it. He ducked under a fence and swam across a lake figuring the far shore was a safe place to rest. He was wrong.

Retailer H&M is making a bold statement by not making a statement at all. The clothing chain’s women’s wear home page has just been updated to include their latest “Beachwear” line, which if you click on it, includes a variety of beach clothing ranging from swimsuits to sheer knits to denim — all featuring plus-size model Jennie Runk. The remarkable thing about the line is that there is zero fanfare made about the line being “plus-size” or whatever — it’s simply “Beachwear.” How refreshing is that?!?

Officials out in Oregon are trying to figure out how an abandoned and wrecked truck ended up stuck 10 feet high in a tree. Awesome photos included!

This is one of those instances where trying to set up a video with words is pretty much pointless and would only lessen your viewing pleasure. So, just watch the clip…

Occidental College in Los Angeles is facing a law suit accusing the institution of having a history of handing out less than severe punishments to students found guilty of sexual assault, including one instance in which a man who was found guilt of a sexual assault was sentenced to writing a five-page book report. A second man was required to apologize to his victim and resign from campus leadership positions. Other students found guilty were expelled but allowed to re-enroll after their victim either left the school or graduated. Keep reading for details on the suit as well as video from the press conference with Gloria Allred and a number of the victims. There are also some rather startling statistics on campus rape — a nationwide epidemic that, despite numerous efforts and programs to raise awareness, has seen little to no decline over the last five decades.

Parents worry about all sorts of issues when it comes to teenagers, such as drinking, driving, drugs, and sex. One thing parents probably haven’t thought to worry about it is whether their kids are snorting condoms. Say what?! That’s right: the hot new trend among teens is snorting condoms through their noses and pulling them out of their mouths… like a clown trick gone terribly wrong. Dozens of teens are proudly displaying the trend on YouTube.

Humble, Texas first grade teacher Irene Stokes is currently denying allegations that she fondled one of her students, and you won’t believe her main argument in her own defense! According to Humble Police Department Detective J. Blanchard, Stokes said she “doesn’t like to even touch the black children on their hand, she shies away when they try to hug her.” In other words, “she admitted to being prejudice,” Blanchard says.

In what can only be described as dumbidextrous, 19-year-old Dandre Moore was arrested in Mobile, Alabama earlier this month after he was stopped by police “double texting” while driving through the George Wallace Tunnel. (Yes, “double texting” means he was texting with two different cell phones in both hands at the same time — apparently steering the vehicle with his knees.) Adding insult to stupidity, police found a large amount of drugs, including marijuana, Xanax, and oxycodone, in the car. Oh, and did I mention there was a three-year-old child in the back seat?

What do you do when someone disrespects you and your baby during a bus ride? According to one Connecticut woman, the answer to that question was to toss her baby to another passenger and engage in a full-on brawl. The shocking incident was caught on video by another passenger and has now gone viral online.

Most Texas marijuana arrest stories we report on involve a musician’s tour bus being stopped in Sierra Blanca, Texas and a drug sniffing dog finding half a roach tucked between sofa cushions, but yesterday the motto “everything is bigger in Texas” played out as a state trooper doing a routine commercial vehicle inspection in San Patricio County discovered 7,816 pounds of pot inside a tanker truck!