Bad Parenting

What do you do when you're too drunk to drive? Tampa police allege that Adrian Kegler put his 12-year-old boy at the wheel of their SUV, before they crashed into a woman in her eighth month of pregnancy.

A jury found William Cunningham guilty of poisoning his seven kids (the youngest 18 months old) by putting lighter fluid and other poisonous things in their Campbell's Soup, hoping to sue the manufacturer. He now faces a 100-year sentence.

Here's one way to make 'em listen: W. Va. police are accusing Christina Ann Snyder and her husband of shooting four kids in their care with BBs and bottle rockets.

With her two sons in the back seat, Jamie Lineberry was allegedly driving her Ford Mustang at 130 MPH while using her cell phone to take photos.

Todd Marcum of Oregon allegedly put electric dog collars on his children "because he thougt it was funny," according to a Salem police officer.

When Christopher and Vanessa Peterson's 16-year-old boy got into a fight with another teen, they allegedly drove him to the confrontation and dad pulled out a crowbar. And, of course, the whole incident was captured on cell phone video for posterity.

Zhifang Chen was allegedly so angry with her 5-year-old son as he got ready for school, she bit him on the face, "resulting in obvious teeth impressions."

How badly did Rebecca Sue Taylor want a new apartment? West Virginia police say she offered to sell her infant for $10,000 to a woman looking for a surrogate mother, and later dropped the asking price to $5,000.

Catharine Thomas allegedly accepted $130 for sex from an undercover cop in a hotel room where she allegedly would have sex while with her 7-year-old there.