Ukranian Man Posses as High School Student, Gets Arrested

Police have arrested a 23-year-old man from Ukraine for posing as a high school student in Harrisburg.

Artur Samarin is charged with theft, identity theft and tampering with public records. He's accused of using the false identity of Asher Potts with a false date of birth, social security card and other documents.

Samarin was enrolled under the name of Asher Potts in John Harris High School in the fall of 2012.

Man Arrested After He Sends Mistake Text to Cop

Be careful who you send those text message to.

Authorities say a New Jersey man mistakenly sent a text message to a police detective to set up a drug sale and now faces charges.

Authorities say a detective received the text message on his new cellphone Friday night. The sender had said he had a quarter pound of marijuana for sale and wanted to meet at a pizza parlor.

Nicholas Delear Jr., of Sussex, met later that night with an undercover police officer but fled when he became suspicious. Police soon stopped his vehicle, but the 33-year-old Delear refused to consent to his vehicle being searched.

Authorities obtained a warrant after a police dog detected drugs in the vehicle. They found four plastic bags containing marijuana and other paraphernalia.

Man Practices Dentistry For 30 Years Without a License

Howard Manders, 64, of Marietta, is charged with identity fraud and the unlawful practice of dentistry without a license, both felonies, reports the Marietta Daily Journal.  A television report says Manders practiced for 30 years.

Manders, 64, is a dental-lab technician, not a dentist, though he apparently helped found Manders Dental Center, at 2220 Atlanta Road, Suite 103, in Smyrna, the newspaper reports.

Manders was seen by different witnesses installing dentures and partials on patients on multiple occasions, according to arrest warrants.

Warrants say Manders also used dental-license numbers of two dentists to obtain an “NPI number,” which is issued to health care providers by HIPPA, it was reported.

Lohan or Bynes... Who's the Worst Driver?

Based on the events of the last few days and just the overall driving record of these two.  Who is the better... I mean worst driver.

It's a race to their death.

Man Getting DUI, High-Fives Cop

A central Pennsylvania man thanked and tried to high-five the officer who flagged him down for driving without his light, but then was arrested on a drunken driving charge.

The Altoona Mirror newspaper reports that Gerald Decker was driving early Feb. 19 when a Tyrone officer noticed that Decker's car didn't have its lights on and flagged him down.

Officer Adam Bonsell says Decker told him, "Thanks, buddy," and tried to high-five him. Bonsell told him, "That's not how it works" and gave Decker field sobriety tests.

Police say Decker's blood-alcohol content was 2 1/2 times the legal limit for drivers.

The charges were recently mailed to Decker.

Online court records don't list an attorney for the 27-year-old Decker of Tyrone. His phone number isn't listed.