TEEN CALLS 911 ON MOM FOR HAVING SEX: A 15-year-old girl in Florida called 911 when she "heard her mother having sex." Panama City Police said the teen called around 4 a.m. on Thursday (January 19th) and asked to be placed in a local Christian children's shelter because she "felt disrespected." When police arrived at the house, they found the mother and daughter engaged in a verbal altercation. The teen's 35-year-old mother told police that she "didn't intend to wake her daughter up." In the end, the teenager decided to stay home because it was time for school. (UPI)

DISNEY THEME PARKS END BEARD BAN: Disney is lifting the 60-year ban on beards for their park employees in Florida and California. The company announced early this week that starting February 3rd, male employees at both parks will be able to grow beards and sport them at the parks. A spokeswoman for the company said, "Disney Look guides are periodically reviewed, given the unique environment of our theme parks and resorts. While we're careful to maintain our heritage and the integrity of our brand, a recent review of our guidelines led to a decision that an update was appropriate at this time." (Reuters)

ANOTHER BIZARRE 911 CALL: A man in Willowbrook, Illinois reportedly called 911 to request that an officer fight with him. John R. Pacella dialed the emergency number at 4 a.m. and when the police showed up he literally tried to fight them. Police arrested the 38-year-old after he began pushing and shoving officers. He was booked at DuPage County Jail and charged with aggravated battery, resisting a police officer and battery with intent to provoke or insult. Pacella is listed as a sex offender on HomeFacts.com. (CBS News)

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WOMAN STAYS IN CRASHED RENTAL CAR FOR ONE WEEK: A 61-year-old Texas woman said she stayed in her crashed rental car for an entire week because she was told to remain in the vehicle if she got stranded. Lynn Keesler said she was looking for a hotel in Burley, Idaho when her car got stuck in the mud at the edge of a pond. Instead of getting out of the car and going for help, she flashed her headlights until the battery died. Keesler spent seven days in the car, surviving on peanut butter M&Ms and bottled water. She was forced to evacuate the car when the pond's water started to rise. Keesler refused a trip to the hospital, asking only for a "warm bed and a bath." (Daily Mail)