Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now.

Brandon Olson rear-ends the car in downtown Denver.

When the other driver gets out to check,

Olson brandishes a gun and takes off.

He runs to the Colorado Supreme Court building shooting out a window,

then holds an unarmed security guard at gunpoint. He takes the guard's keys, heads

to the seventh floor, and starts several fires.

He then calls 911 and surrenders.

Nancy authorities initially believed Olson's motive may have had to do with the state's ruling

that Donald Trump wasn't

eligible for the upcoming presidential election, but Olson's ex-wife says he is not

a political man and was instead angered that she would not allow him to see their

child. She describes Olson as having issues with mental health and drug addiction.

Olson 44 and old enough to know better now charged with robbery, burglary, and arson.

Where's the Ag Assault Charge?

Florida cops tell Jason Stoll.

It's time to take his hot dog stand and go home.

His food cart permit has expired. Stoll says he will but an hour later cops

find him still selling hot dogs. When they confront him the 47 year old starts

pelting them with hot dogs. Police quickly pack up his stand for him and charged him with battery and resisting a cop.

Frankly, he should have known better.

More crime and justice news after this.

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