A former pro wrestler known as “Gangsta of Love” made some bad moves in bed. Now Andre Davis is headed to prison for failing to tell his sex partners he was HIV-positive. Davis, 29, was sentenced to 32 years in prison after a Cincinnati jury convicted him of felonious assaults……

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Ex-Wrestler ‘Gangsta of Love’ Gets 32 Years for Having HIV Sex

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The San Francisco 49ers’ NFC title loss to the New York Giants left a lot of Niners fans heartbroken — and angry. Now punt returner Kyle Williams is receiving death threats via Twitter.

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Kyle Williams Death Threats Not OK: Tweets Can Get You Arrested

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Police should probably get a warrant before attaching a GPS tracking device to a suspect’s vehicle. Or so implies the Supreme Court

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Supreme Court Rules GPS Tracking Requires a Search Warrant

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Florida A & M University’s marching band recently came under scrutiny after one of its members  died after a reported illegal hazing ritual. The tragic incident brought hazing laws back into the spotlight.

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Is Hazing Illegal?

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In a very bizarre story, an Illinois man was arrested Friday night after he slapped Devin Hester on the back of the head. The incident occurred at the Rivers Casino in Des Plaines while the Chicago Bears wide receiver was waiting in line

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Man Slaps Chicago Bears’ Devin Hester at Casino, Gets Arrested

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Troubled actress Lindsay Lohan was handcuffed and taken away from a courtroom in Los Angeles this morning. After a scathing dress down from the judge, the impeccably dressed Lohan’s probation was revoked.

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Lindsay Lohan Handcuffed as Judge Revokes Probation

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Police have arrested Theresa Jefferson, 33, in connection with a Walmart bleach fight over the weekend. Jefferson reportedly targeted her intended victim, and followed her into a Baltimore-area Walmart

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Walmart Bleach Fight Sends 19 to Hospital

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Self-proclaimed superhero Phoenix Jones was arrested for assault in Seattle on Sunday. As the costumed leader of the Rain City Superhero Movement, he has resolved to fight Seattle crime one incident at a time.

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‘Superhero’ Phoenix Jones Arrested for Assault

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Is it legal to use GPS windshield mounts? This is a common question for those who wish to affix the directional devices to their vehicles

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GPS Windshield Mounts Legal in Your State?

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This week brought some mixed news for the family of Giant’s fan Bryan Stow. Kids Tabitha and Tyler may not sue the Dodgers at this time, according to Superior Court Judge Abraham Khan. However, Stow may seek punitive damages against the club, which could place a jury award well into……

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Giants Fan Bryan Stow’s Children Can’t Join his Lawsuit, Judge Rules

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