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"Paw prints in judge's office spell end for masked bandit"

"Paw prints in judge's office spell end for masked bandit": The Atlanta Journal-Constitution provides a news update that begins, "The judge took it in with a swift look -- the papers in disarray; the remainders of what the thief had left; footprints leading away from the scene. Analysts came. They photographed the scene, took an inventory of missing goods, and agreed: a bandit had breached security at the Richard B. Russell Federal Building. No longer. Authorities trapped the bandit Monday morning as he prowled in the ceiling above offices where judges dispense justice. Now, extradition awaits the masked intruder, a young raccoon."

And The Associated Press reports that "Raccoon's courthouse crime spree ends with capture."

Full post as published by How Appealing on August 25, 2008 (boomark / email).