“Crime” on The Daily Caller

President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign plans to return campaign donations to alleged Ponzi-schemer Shervin Neman, but is keeping money from a bundler who helped convicted Ponzi-schemer R. Allen Stanford and other alleged financial criminals get tax breaks. (more)

Bill Boner, the unfortunately named Rutherford County, Tennessee property assessor, is firmly rejecting claims that he sexually harassed — then fired — two female employees. (more)

NEW YORK (AP) — Police and the FBI searched a Manhattan basement Thursday for the remains of a 6-year-old boy whose 1979 disappearance on his way to school helped launch a missing children’s movement that put kids’ faces on milk cartons. (more)

The driver of a 1994 Chevrolet Camaro brandished a handgun and threatened a Dallas mechanic after his car failed state inspections, police say. (more)

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — A New Mexico teacher asked a 13-year-old girl to stop talking with her friend and move to another seat. The girl refused. The teacher called the police. (more)

A South Dakota man is troubled by newly discovered knowledge that he was circumcised as a baby, and he is now suing the hospital that performed the operation. (more)

Former Pennsylvania State University football coach Jerry Sandusky is drawing on funds from an organization he set up for at-risk children to pay his defense fees. (more)

Normally, students love when there is a bomb threat or fire drill because it means a break from class. However, University of Pittsburgh students, after 57 bomb threats since mid-February, have had enough. (more)

What was the most interesting thing you ever brought in for show-and-tell? A bunny? A toy car? Whatever it was, a five-year-old boy put you to shame Monday, when he showed up to school with 500 dollars worth of heroin to show his kindergarten class. (more)

TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Residents of Tulsa’s predominantly black north side said Saturday they’re afraid a shooter is still roaming their neighborhoods looking for victims after five people were shot — and three killed — a day earlier. (more)

Talk about a ball buster. (more)

Once again, counterfeit vials of a cancer drug have surfaced in the U.S., according to CBS News. The Food and Drug Administration has issued warnings to health care professionals that fake vials of the drug Altuzan were brought into the U.S. by British companies, after being purchased from wholesalers in Turkey. (more)

HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) – A convicted child sex offender was executed Wednesday for the beating death of a 10-month-old boy he was baby-sitting at a home in Dallas. (more)

North Miami police have released surveillance footage of dozens of teens rampaging through a local Walgreens store, destroying property and shoplifting as part of a Trayvon Martin demonstration. (more)

The New York Post reported Sunday that a city-funded nonprofit group has been teaching homeless New Yorkers to “homestead” vacant city-owned buildings by breaking into them, establishing residency and hoping the courts will allow them to stay. (more)

A suspected child rapist is on the loose and in a statement obtained exclusively by The Daily Caller, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement accepts responsibility for releasing him. (more)

A Kansas man has been sent to federal prison for nearly eight years for possessing bath salts in Nebraska before they specifically were made illegal by state and federal law. (more)

A co-founder for Invisible Children was detained in Pacific Beach Thursday for being drunk in public and masturbating, according to San Diego Police Department. (more)

After 28 years on the run, 60-year-old Steven Lee Wright was arrested after an unfortunate flip of a coin — literally. (more)

When police near Washington, D.C. raided a drug dealer’s home last fall, they discovered not only a stash of cocaine, but a room full of Tide laundry soap. Customers, it turned out, were paying for drugs with the bright orange detergent bottles instead of cash. (more)