Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe Bull targets patrol cars, motorcycle NEWBERRY, Fla., April 21 (UPI) -- Authorities in Florida said an escaped bull damaged a motorcycle, a sedan and two Alachua County Sheriff's Office patrol cars before being recaptured. Advertisement The sheriff's office said Ian Whitmer of Newberry called deputies at about 10:30 a.m. EDT Monday and reported a bull in his yard was lifting his 1992 Kawasaki motorcycle and his 2001 Pontiac, The Gainesville (Fla.) Sun reported. Deputies Jeffrey Monson and Michael Trent arrived at the scene and the bull proceeded to first charge them and then damage their cars while they kept the vehicles between themselves and the bull. Deputy Perry Koon, who is specially trained for rural services, and bull owner Alfred Zebley arrived and were able to quickly corral the bull into its pen. The damage caused to the vehicles by the animal was estimated at less than $4,000. Advertisement Survey: Britons' bedtimes getting later CAMBRIDGE, England, April 21 (UPI) -- A British survey suggests the average bedtime for adults in the country has been pushed back by 54 minutes in the past three years. The Cambridge Weight Plan said its survey of 3,040 adults found the average bedtime of respondents was 11:41 p.m., 54 minutes later than the average 10:47 p.m. indicated by a survey three years ago. The survey suggests nearly half of Britons don't go to bed until after midnight and one in 10 are still up at 1 a.m. The organization said the most common reasons cited for lost sleep were work stress, worrying about money and snoring partners. "We seem to have so few hours to fit everything into that we're eating into our precious sleep time to complete our daily 'to do' list," Anthony Leeds, medical director for the Cambridge Weight Plan, said. "But that means many are not getting their recommended 7 1/2 hours of sleep a night, and while they may seem OK now, it might catch up on them when they least expect it." Police: Man exposed, shook butt in Target OKLAHOMA CITY, April 21 (UPI) -- Police in Oklahoma said they arrested a man who allegedly exposed his buttocks to shoppers at two Target stores in the same day. Advertisement Oklahoma City police said they received a report Thursday from a woman who said a man was "shaking" his exposed buttocks at her in the garden section of the Target store at about 7 p.m., The Oklahoman reported. Investigators said an officer saw a man matching descriptions given by the woman and another shopper who reported a similar incident at a different Target earlier in the day. Sean Andrew McClendon, 33, of Shawnee, who pleaded guilty to two counts of indecent exposure in 1999, was arrested on a complaint of indecent exposure after former conviction and released on bail. Man charged with sand theft MARATHON, Fla., April 21 (UPI) -- Police in Florida said a man was charged with theft and drunken driving for filling his truck full of sand before the vehicle became stuck on the beach. The Monroe County Sheriff's Office said deputies responded to reports Sunday of a truck stuck in the sand at Coco Plum Beach in Marathon and three deputies arrived to find Brian Splain, 46, with his 1989 Ford F-150 loaded with sand from the beach, The Miami Herald reported. The deputies said Splain failed field sobriety tests and told them he needed the sand for a job. Advertisement Splain was arrested and booked into the Monroe County jail on charges of grand theft of the sand, criminal mischief and driving while impaired.
