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Wedgies Send One Guy to Jail on Thursday's Edition of "Over the Edge"

By: Melissa Bollero

Updated: January 17, 2013

For all of you who either got wedgies as a child, or gave wedgies as a child, karma just may be a real thing. Here is Thursday's edition of "Over the Edge".

One teen is now facing criminal charges for giving strangers wedgies. The guy apparently was kissing strangers, crawling under moving vehicles, and pretending to sleep on busy highways. But he was arrested when he starting giving strangers wedgies and recording it.

In Louisiana, this burglar must have forgotten his disguise. He used a bucket when he robbed his former employer. He was dressed in camouflage and even bought tools. So basically, he had everything except the mask! His disguise, proved to be a bad idea, though. Police were able to identify him and arrested him at his home.

A tortoise at the Tulsa zoo is heading to the bronx and looking for love. 'Rocket', a six-hundred pound Aldabra tortoise will try and find a mate at the zoo there. Zookeepers say Rocket didn't find any of the female tortoises attractive in Oklahoma so they're hoping he finds a match in New York.

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