Extra, Extra: Man Calls Cop On Bacon-Stealing Cat

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Published Jul 31, 2015

Modified Jul 31, 2015

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Rebecca Fishbein

Published Jul 31, 2015

Modified Jul 31, 2015

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A man called the cops on his cat when it ate all his bacon.
Bobbi Kristina Brown may get a "Sweet 16" funeral for the Sweet 16 she never had.
Alamo Drafthouse resurrects Friday Night Lights with Coach Taylor cell phone PSA.
A baby born at 23 weeks is finally going home after spending nearly a year in the NICU.
What’s the mathematical probability of getting pooped on by a pigeon?
NYC had to pay $138 million to settle pothole lawsuits.
A Texas man got hit with bullet while trying to shoot and kill an armadillo.
A WORKING HOVERBOARD!!!!!!
And finally, a baby hippo goes for a swim:

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