According to a notice posted on the employee bulletin board at Seton Hall University's heavy metal radio station WSOU, uttering any band names or playing any songs with the words "devil," "Satan," "God," "Jesus," or "any other Catholic references that are portrayed in a negative light" will result in suspension.

But to take any guesswork out of which band names aren't appropriate for the airwaves at "Seton Hall's Pirate Radio," the management drafted a list of the 53 dirtiest band names that you can never say on the radio, a la George Carlin's iconic monologue about TV.

The list includes such metal radio staples as Cradle of Filth, Cannibal Corpse, Anal Cunt, Morbid Angel, and Deicide, but also a bunch of just-fun-to-say-out-loud outfits such as Adolf Satan, Baby Jesus Hitler, Crucifucks, Jesus Chrysler, Smother Theresa, and, of course, Hell-O.

http://gawker.com/5982582/the-fifty-three-dirty-band-names-you-can-never-say-on-the-radio

TEMPERANCE, Mich. -

To a young athlete there are few things more important than playing on home turf in front of mom and dad. But vandals tried to deny them that opportunity at Bedford High School.

Fertilizer was used to kill grass on the school football field. It displayed the image of male genitalia.

It's forced the cancellation of four junior varsity and freshmen games and is threatening the varsity homecoming game next week. That's why these parents are tackling the job themselves.

"They had three away games. Next week is their first home game. It would be really bad if they had to play their first home game somewhere else," said Rob Johnson, a football dad.

Police are seeking warrants against two teens who they say got the idea off an Internet photo and a 50-year-old mother who helped them.

http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/vandals-use-grass-killer-to-make-graphic-imprint-on-bedford-high-school-football-field/28030786

Police say a teenaged employee of a Georgetown Papa Murphy's rubbed his scrotum on a customer's pizza because he had ordered it right before closing time. According to the arrest affidavit, Austin Michael Symonds is charged with tampering with a consumer product. It happened Tuesday, Sept. 2. Police say the customer saw Symonds rubbing his testicles on the pizza as he entered the store. He confronted Symonds, who then apologized. He asked Symonds his age, and when he responded with 18 he stated, "So you are old enough to know better than to put your balls on someone's pizza." Symonds responded by saying, "Yes." The customer witnessed Symonds talk to the store's manager over the phone. He again apologized for what he did and said he had rubbed his genitals on the family size stuffed pizza with Canadian bacon, pineapple and extra cheese because he was upset with when it was ordered, court documents say.

Read More at: http://www.keyetv.com/news/features/top-stories/stories/police-georgetown-pizzeria-employee-rubbed-scrotum-pizza-20806.shtml

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Two crime-fighting characters in Times Square have landed in the spotlight, and it’s not for saving lives.

The NYPD told 1010 WINS two men, one dressed as Batman and another dressed as Spider-Man, were arrested after a brawl with another man at the Crossroads of the World Saturday night.

Police said the fight started on 44th Street and Broadway after 23-year-old Thomas Rorke heckled the superheroes, CBS 2’s Matt Kozar reported.

Rorke, of Breezy Point, was struck multiple times in the face by the crime-fighting duo, police said. He sustained injuries to his face and was also hit in the chest, causing redness and pain, police said.

The men posing as Batman and Spider-Man claimed to have been punched and struck as well, 1010 WINS reported.

Rorke, along with 41-year-old Jose Martinez, who was dressed as Batman, and 35-year-old Abdel Elkahezai, who was dressed as Spider-Man, were charged with misdemeanor assault, Kozar reported.

City officials have been considering a crackdown on costumed characters in Times Square following a slew of incidents in recent months.

http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2014/09/14/boom-pow-batman-spider-man-arrested-following-brawl-with-man-in-times-square/

EUGENE, Ore. -- One of Ulster County, New York's most wanted fugitives was arrested Sunday at an ultimate frisbee tournament near Amazon Park in South Eugene.

Jahson Marryshow, 31, was wanted for an armed bank robbery in Ulster County back in 2010, Eugene Police said. During his escape, Marryshow reportedly stole a car and burned down a barn.

He managed to get away from pursuing officers and hasn't been seen since.

That is, until local law enforcement got a tip that Marryshow was now calling Eugene home.

The Eugene Police Department Street Crimes Team and the US Marshal's Service worked together to find out where Marryshow had been staying.

Officers arrested Marryshow at around 5 p.m. Sunday while he was playing in an ultimate frisbee tournament in the field near E 24th Avenue and Hilyard Street.

http://www.kval.com/news/local/Fugitive-from-New-York-captured-at-Eugene-ultimate-frisbee-tourney--275075121.html

HALIFAX COUNTY -

Halifax County deputies arrested a man they said tried to pass off a crushed up corner of a pop tart as cocaine.

Cameron Mitchell, 30, of Rocky Mount, allegedly sold the fake crack cocaine to an undercover agent in June. Deputies arrested Mitchell on September 4th.

Deputies say on June 19, during Operation Southern Summer, Mitchell was making a delivery to a convenience store in the town of Halifax when he came in contact with an undercover agent. During the conversation, Mitchell allegedly agreed to sell crack cocaine to the agent. Deputies say Mitchell went to the cab of his delivery truck and came back with what he said was crack cocaine. He allegedly sold it to the agent for $20.

Agents field tested the evidence, and it was negative for the presence of cocaine. They went looking for Mitchell's delivery truck and found it at another convenience store on Highway 561. Agents say Mitchell told them he needed the money, so he went into his truck and found the corner of a Pop-Tart, then sold it to the agent as crack cocaine.

http://www.wcti12.com/news/deputies-man-tried-to-pass-off-crushed-pop-tart-as-cocaine/27890512

READING, Pa. (AP) — Police in eastern Pennsylvania say they arrested a man after finding him passed out in a parked car with two children and three homemade bombs.

Authorities say they discovered 28-year-old James Zwally in the vehicle early Thursday morning outside a convenience store near Reading (RED'-ing).

A concerned passer-by had called Exeter Township police, who said they found three explosive devices in the car. Police immediately removed the children; their relationship to Zwally wasn't immediately clear.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/12/james-zwally_n_5813164.html?utm_hp_ref=weird-news&ir=Weird%20News

A naked man was tackled and hogtied by witnesses after he allegedly tried to carjack several drivers while armed with a stick in Western Australia, causing a ute to flip.

Police said the 26-year-old man tried to stop three cars on Brookton Highway in Karagullen, 40km southeast of Perth.

Witness Phil Ferraro told 9NEWS he was driving past when he saw a man trapped in an overturned ute and stopped to help.

He soon realised the driver was the victim of an attempted carjacking – and the alleged culprit was continuing to target other drivers.

Read more at http://www.9news.com.au/national/2014/09/08/06/12/naked-carjacker-hogtied-by-witnesses#wo6KVri6LV4yZ7tQ.99