Kanawha County Magistrate Court
charges the 19-year-old with cruelty to animals.Sheriff's Deputy J.S. Shackelford says witnesses reported Thompson standing near a neighbor's pygmy goat in a bedroom. He was wearing a bra and female underwear. The goat, a male named Bailey, had at least one stab wound.Cpl. Sean Snuffer said Thompson indicated he had been high and "wasn't in his right mind."Thompson was held on $50,000 bond Tuesday at the South Central Regional Jail. Jail records didn't indicate whether he had an attorney and no listed phone number was available. Neighbor Lisa Powers said she bought the goat on Friday as a gift for her 4-year-old grandson, The Charleston Gazette reported.
"The baby just loved him," she told The Gazette.
Surprise-Online date goes horribly wrong
BARRIE, Ont. - A date arranged online went awry for a Barrie man when the woman turned out to be his current girlfriend.When the 49-year-old woman arrived at a local coffee shop Saturday evening, Barrie police say she threw coffee in his face and slapped him.An off duty OPP officer arrested the woman and called city police.
The woman was held for bail.
Bad-Meter reader allegedly greeted with punches
"We nearly arrived to the same welcome," said Pariseau.The officers managed to subdue the attacking man -- 64 years old and drunk -- by hand."He's gonna spend the rest of the night here with us," said Pariseau.
The man is already known to police for similar outbursts. He is scheduled to appear in court Wednesday.
Trapped-Mayor rescues man trapped in women's prison
Lucky-Man Runs out of gas, buys lottery ticket — wins
An Abbeville man is the newest lottery winner in the Upstate. Lottery officials said the man was on his way to get a haircut, when he ran out of gas. They said he ended up walking the rest of the way into town and on his way bought a lottery ticket.
The scratch-off ticket ended up being a winner, and the man won $200,000. Lottery officials said the man bought the ticket at Rosenberg ’s Spirits, which won $2,000 for selling the winning ticket. The man told lottery officials the Cash Blowout winnings will make a great down payment on a farm.
BIG-Gator Chomps on Fla. deputy's cruiser
Sorry-Beer thief foiled by his baggy trousers
Forget-Factory Worker Gets Royal Wedding Tattoo With the wrong date
Unfortunately for the 33-year-old however he was wrong and when he went to get: ‘Good Luck William and Kate’ with April 29 permanently inked on his body he got something slightly different. Instead of tattooing Friday’s date on his Mr Nesbitt’s thigh, tattooist Alan Fleck inked April 28 at the end of the good luck message. Mr Fleck has agreed to refund the cost of the tattoo after the mistake was pointed out but Mr Nesbitt doesn’t appear that fussed with his incorrect tattoo.
‘It's quirky. It'll be the only one in the country with that date,’ the Sun quote the 33-year-old as saying.