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In Boston Massachusetts, police state that an angry women called 911 to say she could not get her teenage son to stop playing video games and go to sleep. Officer Joe Zanoli said the Boston women called at around 2:30 in the morning. Two police men came to the house and persuaded the 14-year-old boy to get off the game and go to sleep. Officer Zanoli said that the mothers 911 call was unusual, but surprising. Even more so when kids these days have computer games. Apparently the boy was playing Grand Theft Auto.

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$22,000 cell phone bill


In Hayward, California a thirteen year old boy, ran up his cell phone bill to about $22,000. Her father, Ted Estarija said he was expecting his cell phone bill to be higher since he added his son to the cell plan, but definitely wasn’t expecting the bill to be nearly Twenty two thousand dollars. His son had downloaded 1.4 million kilobytes of data on his bill, they have Verizon Wireless. His plan did not cover usage of data so they charged him by each megabyte. Verizon will credit there whole accont for about a month.

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In Parma Ohio, a male dressed in a Santa Suit attempted to kid nap a little 12-year-old girl on her way to school. Anthony Russo (the person in the Santa Claus outfit) was later arrested. With his Santa Claus outfit there were a pillow, a beard, carrying a sack, a box of candy canes and a unicycle with Christmas decor. Police Captain Robert DeSimone, says the 46-year-old man Anthony Russo, that lives in Brook Park, Ohio, is now in prison. Captain Robert DeSimone says Russo was hiding in a bush in a costume, jumped out and scared the girl. Russo tried to get the 12-year-old girl in the bushes, but she walked away. DeSimone follwed the girl and grabbed her, and reported the encounter

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In Boise Idaho, a little boy got his tongue stuck to a metal pole, from accepting dare. This boy was about ten years old. Boise Firefighters used a cup of hot water to free the boy from the metal fence.This year, the scene out of the movie "A Christmas Story" happened Tuesday morning in Boise with a ten year old boy. Firefighter captain Bill Tinsley says the boys tongue was bleeding. But the boy was still okay and able to walk to school. Firefighters found out about this when a women driving by saw the boy and called 911.