Police want to find this motorbike rider who rode along the Eastern Freeway at 100km/h with a barbecue strapped to his body and his vision almost obscured by a steel grate.

A passing motorist photographed the rider on Sunday evening, presumably returning from an Australia Day weekend barbie.

“Ben”, a western suburbs resident, told the Herald Sun his wife took the photos about 6.30pm on their way home from visiting friends in Doncaster.

“We were shocked. We just couldn’t believe that you’d see that sort of thing in Australia,” he said.

“It was amazing. We couldn’t believe that he could balance it on his bike.”

The person to the left is Joshua Beasley who went missing on Christmas Eve at around 5.15pm.
He was last seen at Greenwich ice rink wearing a dark shirt, black jeans and black dr martin boots.

He’s only 17, about 5ft 9 with a slim build, pale complexion, dark brown eyes and hair.
If you have any information of his whereabouts or have seen him recently you can contact the police on the following number: 020 8297 1212

I’ve met Josh a couple of times, he’s a nice person and disappearing isn’t his kind of thing. Even if you have no information about his whereabouts, I’d appreciate this link to be forwarded to people in the hope that someone can help.

A man who scaled a 27-storey building in central London has been arrested for allegedly wasting police time.

Hundreds of workers stopped to watch as the man, aged 45, climbed up Portland House in Victoria Street without ropes.

Police taped off the area and later arrested him on suspicion of criminal damage and wasting police time.

Police said Mr Robert was bailed until an unspecified date in February.

Mr Robert has so far climbed more than 70 of the world’s tallest structures, including the Eiffel Tower, the Empire State Building and the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur.

I’m surprised they didn’t have him under the anti-terrorism act. The only waste of police time was the police waiting around for him. They should have gone and had a doughnut or tackled some real criminals and returned later when he was on his way down in the lift. As for criminal damage, I hardly think a pair of rubber shoes is going to damage concrete.

Hampshire police have been posting adverts on the back of buses in an attempt to encourage locals to help crack down on crime.
Whilst the original design for the bus advert was ok, no one really thought where the exhaust was going to end up.

A Bartlesville man found that giving a police officer a “wet willie” after his arrest Thursday was not such a good idea.

According to court records, Louis Carlos Perales, 38, picked up an additional charge of assault and battery on a police officer after he put his finger in his mouth and then into an officer’s ear.

The classic wet willie is obviously not something to try on a police officer.