Crime Time

'Dude, I can't talk, I'm being chased by the police'

When you answer your cell phone, you should probably look to see who it is.

A man in Minnesota was being pursued in a stolen SUV by officers who were trying to arrest him on an armed burglary charge, police said.

During the pursuit, officers called his cell phone and got an amusing response: "Dude, I can't talk, I'm being chased by the police." He then hung up. The man later abandoned the vehicle, fled on foot and is still being sought by police.

-- Lance Murray

Captured 32 years after prison escape, she'll seek commutation

She was on the lam for 32 years after escaping from a Detroit, Mich., prison before being captured April 24 in California.

She had gone from a prisoner in 1976 to a married mother of three children in a posh San Diego suburb.

Now 53, Susan LeFevre and known as Marie Walsh, LeFevre will petition the governor of Michigan to commute the nine years left on her sentence when she took off. LeFevre was incarcerated following a guilty plea in 1975 to drug charges.

"Nobody is suggesting that she ought to just be able to walk away from this and have everybody forget, but we now have the benefit of perspective," Paul Denenfeld, her attorney in Grand Rapids, Mich., said Thursday. "By all indications she's been a good wife and mother and a good community person, so we think that presents extraordinary circumstances and we think that calls for governors to respond in kind."

-- Lance Murray

Teen boy turns out to be 33-year-old female fugitive

Some people in "Adam's" school in Norway thought the 13-year-old boy behaved in an unusual way.

What was odd about him?

"He" is a 33-year-old woman wanted as a fugitive in a child abuse case in the Czech Republic.

The woman fled authorities to avoid testifying against other members of a sect that is known for child abuse in the Czech Republic and has been posing as a male student in Norway before getting caught.

Read more about it here.

-- Lance Murray