A Felon on the Run Gets Caught After Winning a Doughnut Eating Contest... at an Event Full of Cops

Bradley Hardison here was on the run for 9 months after felony break-in charges landed against him. When he showed up to the Elizabeth City Police Department's National Night Out Against Crime to compete in a doughnut eating contest (congrats on the victory, by the way), police were able to apprehend him and put him in custody.
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