Crime Time

Wisconsin man accused of drinking with sons, 2 and 4, at county fair

A Wisconsin man was cited with disorderly conduct after buying beer for his sons, ages 2 and 4, at a county fair then getting belligerent with a police officer.

The 38-year-old isn't charged with anything for buying the beer because children in Wisconsin can drink if they're with their parents, according to a newspaper report.

A woman at the fair's beer tent thought the man was joking when he ordered two beers, "one for me and one for my 4-year-old son,” the Fond du Lac Reporter reported.

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--Andrew Chavez

This couple's Honeymoon Suite had bars and guards

Ah, wedded bliss.

Most people would say they'll never forget their wedding day, but a couple in Vallego, Calif., may want to forget their wedding night.

The Associated Press reported that the couple spent their first night as man and wife in jail cells instead of the Honeymoon Suite after the wedding party at a private home got a little too raucous.

Police came to quiet things down. When police had to come a second time, the AP reported, officers had to use a Taser to stun the groom and his cousin when they became aggressive toward officers. The pair was taken into custody for resisting arrest.

And the bride? She was taken into custody on suspicion of public intoxication.

That'll be something to tell the kids about!

-- Lance Murray

Man tapes Packers jersey on son, gets arrested

Here's a game day checklist: chips, beer, foam cheesehead, TV remote, tape to bind that Packers jersey to your son.

Police in Pardeeville, Wis., say they arrested a man after his wife told authorities her husband taped a Green Bay Packers jersey to her son's body because the boy wouldn't wear it during Saturday's playoff game against the Seattle Seahawks.

Mathew Kowald has been cited for disorderly conduct, police say. His wife has filed a restraining order.

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-- Lance Murray