3 Things to Know – July 6, 2018

<p>3 Things to Know with News 12's Kurt Siegelin.</p>

News 12 Staff

Jul 7, 2018, 2:48 AM

Updated 2,121 days ago

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1. Impersonating a police officer is a crime
In Houston, four guys must not have known that. They filmed themselves pulling people over. They had lights on their car and even a fake badge. Then they would get out of their car and film people's reactions. It was all a prank that landed all four in jail.
2. No one wants to buy a 6-year-old cheeseburger
In Canada, someone's selling a burger and fries they bought at McDonald’s in 2011. The price is $30. So far, no takers.
3. Two lovable dogs in Virginia had a meal that wasn't theirs
Bear and Wolf, two adorable labs, at their mailman's lunch. The other day, they went with tails wagging right into the mail truck. The mailman was out delivering letters when the dogs took his lunch. Their owner read the note the mailman left. The mailman wasn't mad, just concerned for the dogs. What to do if you're the dog owner and this happens? Leave a thank you note and a Subway gift card. All is forgiven in Virginia.


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