Rankin Pennsylvania Police Officer Jason Rocco Charged With Breaking Into Neighbor’s House To Use Victim’s Washer And Dryer For His Dirty Laundry

RANKIN, PENNSYLVANIA – Pennsylvanian police officer Jason Rocco is accused of breaking into his neighbour’s house through the back door before unloading his dirty washing.

The startled homeowner returned to his property, on Marie Avenue in Avalon, to find his dryer switched on and running.

He found a bundle of clothes inside the machine, including what appeared to be Mr Rocco’s Marine Corps T-shirts.

The homeowner fears the rogue officer, who has been charged with trespassing and criminal mischief, may have been breaking in regularly in his absence.

He called in the police after later receiving an usually high electricity bill despite not having lived in the property for months.

When questioned, Mr Rocco told officers that the door was already broken and that he ‘just had to do some laundry’.

Rankin Police have refused to comment on the case and reports that officer Rocco had asked for his clothes to be returned.

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Savage Black Beasts Put Baby In Landromat Washing Machine – Camden County New Jersey DOESN’T Charge Suspects – VIDEO

CAMDEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY – Putting a 1-year-old inside a washing machine isn’t smart, but it’s also not criminal.

That was the decision of a Camden County prosecutor’s office in at least one New Jersey case, after determining that a baby sitter and her acquaintance were not criminally liable for their decision at a Camden laundry on May 11.

“This was not an intelligent choice to put the baby in the washing machine, but it was not a crime,” said prosecutor’s office spokesman Jason Laughlin.

The incident was captured on the store’s security camera and has since gone viral.

It shows a man placing the child inside the machine and shutting the door, which apparently locked. The washer began its cycle with the baby inside.

The two people then appeared to panic and tugged at the door, unable to open it until an employee unplugged the machine.

“He was scared,” said employee Kong Enh. “I’m upset about what happened but I’m extremely gratified that the child is doing well.”

The baby suffered minor injuries, Laughlin said.

“By looking at the video it is clear there was no attempt to harm the child,” he said.

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