Florida Woman Found Hiding In Her Couch From Authorities

In Tampa, Florida a woman was arrested after they found her they hiding in her couch from the authorities, according to Fox News.

Stacy Usher, 39, and was wanted on a parole violation. She was caught allegedly selling fentanyl and also an unlawful operation of a two-way communication device, the Fox News article reports. Usher failed to show up for her parole appointment and immediately the Sheriff's office went on the hunt to find her. When authorities arrived to her home, she was found hiding in her couch. I guess she was hoping they wouldn't find her.

The Sheriff's office posted on their Facebook page that Usher was registered as a convicted felon in Citrus, Manatee and Pasco Counties.

It's not clear whether they were tipped off about her location, or if officials had a stroke of luck when searching her home. She was nowhere to be found in the home. But as you and I both know, you always check the couch for anything you can't find. Car keys, money, remote controls, missing/wanted felon, it's most likely there. She was definitely there.

Stacy is not just in trouble for hiding from the authorities in her couch, she's also in a lot more trouble. In addition to the drugs and the parole violation, she has an long history of fraud and grand theft. She also allegedly wrote bad checks, Fox further reported.

It's almost a dead giveaway when someone is writing checks for large amounts in this day and age. Especially because we live in a time where people are using debit cards and credit cards.

Usher is currently being held until her hearing in front of a judge, WSTP-TV reported. Most likely, she's going to serve some time for it all.

If there's anything we can learn from this story is never ever forget to check the couch when you're looking for anything.

We have more on this story and more in today's edition of the Other News!

Each state possesses unique features that distinguish it from others, and this extends to its state patrol vehicles. Over the past decade, the American Association of State Troopers has organized an annual competition to determine the best-looking patrol cruiser among the states.

Virtually all state police agencies participate by submitting a photo of their finest patrol vehicle in hopes of having it featured on the association's yearly calendar. The sales of this calendar contribute to the American Association of State Troopers Foundation, which offers educational scholarships to dependents of troopers who are association members.

According to the association's website, the contest initially started as a friendly rivalry between the state agencies, but it has evolved into an enjoyable and positive way for community members to support and engage with law enforcement.

In the previous year, Kentucky secured the cover spot on the 2023 calendar as the winner of the contest. However, this year, the competition is fierce, and Nevada seems to be a strong contender. As of yesterday, at around 4 p.m., Nevada had taken the lead with over 104,700 votes, though Florida was close behind, trailing by only about 60 votes.

The current top 5 states in the contest are Nevada, Florida, California, Indiana, and Kentucky. To boost their chances, the Nevada State Police are actively encouraging their supporters to cast their votes through their social media channels, where they have gained substantial attention and positive feedback.

Someone commented on Facebook, "At first I liked the navy-blue vehicles but those silver/grey ones are pretty awesome and kinda blend in very well." Another person prefers the beauty of the patrol cruiser from a distance. Most of us would agree unless you enjoy the view of flashing lights from your rearview mirror.

The contest attracts a significant number of votes daily, making it a highly engaging event. Anyone can participate by casting their vote until July 31, with Survey Monkey's rules allowing only one vote per device during the contest period. You can cast your vote here.

Take a look at some of the competition below.

California Highway Patrol showcases their mesmerizing Chevy Tahoe Patrol vehicle, with their CHP Helicopter in the sky. Their photo looks like it's straight out of an action movie with the dramatics of dust blowing in the air and a helicopter whirling in the sky. As of yesterday, they are in third place with over 95,000 votes.

"We’re in it to win it and take home the three-peat! Vote for KSP to be named the best looking cruiser in the nation," says their Instgram post. Kentucky was last year's winner. As of yesterday, they're in fifth place with over 65,000 votes.

Georgia State Patrol is pushing for more votes on their social media pages. "You can't tell us Indiana State Police, Florida Highway Patrol, Kentucky State Police, and California Highway Patrol all have better looking patrol cars than the blue and gray!" they wrote on Instagram. They're currently sitting at sixth place with more than 52,000 votes.

Michigan State Police's photo features a Chevy Tahoe and a Bell UH-1H (Huey) helicopter. While not in the lead, their troopers are making their mark with more then 20,000 votes. To be fair, their car is up against a pretty impressive lineup. Florida has an alligator in front of their patrol cruiser.

Arizona is giving it their all, but they've got quite a way to go with just a little over 2,000 votes. But their car looks great along their mountain backdrop. After seeing some of their Instagram comments, their state is definitely rooting for a win. Who know, maybe they'll make a comeback by the deadline.

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