Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now. A group of Georgia teens repeatedly

knock on William Cole's door for a ding-dong ditch prank. Fed up with the antics, Cole

chases the teens away from his home, but follows them in his car trying to hit them. Cole

starts pursuing the teens on foot again, putting one of the teens in a headlock, choking the

boy until bystanders intervene. Nancy, after bystanders separate Cole from the teen, the

39-year-old flees the scene and doesn't return home. Cops encourage locals to call

them if they cross paths with Cole and eventually arrest him during a traffic stop. None of the

teens were seriously injured by Cole's attempts to hurt them.

Cole 49 charged with felony, agasalt, and cruelty to children.

Ed Rodriguez steps into a floor in a waffle house with guns drawn. Finger guns, that is.

He shouts at customers and staff to get on the ground announcing this is a robbery, keeping

his finger guns pointed. He walks up to the counter, grabs a handful of napkins and

calmly leaves. Cops recognize the description of Rodriguez and find him at home where he

admits to the napkin robbery. He's now charged with unarmed robbery and assault. Really?

More crime and justice news after this.

Now with the latest crime and justice breaking news crime online is John Lemley.

A Philadelphia police officer who fatally shot a driver has now surrendered and been charged

with murder and connection with the man's death. This, as prosecutors reveal graphic body

camp footage of the deadly altercation. Here's Sidney Sumner with Crime Online.

Officer Mark Dyle was charged on four counts of official oppression, murder, and voluntary

manslaughter after turning himself in in response to a criminal warrant. Dyle's attorney claims

that the shooting was warranted, stating that the officer believed 27-year-old Eddie

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