Brainless Boneheads: Fake Mississippi Cop Pulls Over Real Louisiana Cop

Welcome to WKML's weekly Brainless Boneheads! Today we feature two amazing stories about a man impersonating a cop and trouble in paradise.

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If you happen upon the headline “Man Impersonating Cop,” you know the outcome is probably not going to be pleasant. Out of Kenner, Louisiana comes the story of William Gilchrist from Mississippi. Gilchrist, a fake law enforcement officer is in a whole lot of trouble after he attempted to pull over an actual police officer. Gilchrist spared no expense as he flashed his fake blue lights and sounded his fake police siren. Actual police officers arrested Gilchrist and charged him with a slew of criminal acts.

From the “Trouble in Paradise” file, a 41-year-old man was arrested this week when he attempted to board a commercial airliner while carrying 2 hand grenades. Officials were able to determined that the grenades were harmless. Sadly, the entire Hilo International Airport had to be evacuated. The man was arrested and charges with a number of offenses including “terroristic threatening.”

Welcome to Brainless Boneheads! Every Friday, Don Chase & Sarah find some of the wildest, craziest stories out there to help kick off your weekend with a smile.

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64-year-old Glenda Turner was NOT happy that her husband brought home the wrong kind of pickles. He had ONE job - and got it WRONG! Glenda’s anger got the best of her and after their argument hit its peak, SHE hit HIM! She attempted to throw a trophy football, but it backfired and fell backwards on her. The police arrived and arrested her for domestic violence, but her husband decided to not press charges. Hopefully he went and got the right type of pickles afterward.

We all realize that mistakes happen but! Brainless Bonehead dings go to a group of surgeons who made a big mistake. Shortly after having a procedure, a councilman from Brazil began having severe abdominal pain. The man returned to the hospital that did the surgery and upon having a CT scan, radiology experts discovered the source of his pain. Somehow, doctors had left a large pair of scissors inside his body. The man was returned to the surgical unit and after his second surgery in six days, the scissors were removed. He should make a full pain-free recovery.