Ron gets a follow-up no-prize for keeping us informed on the latest developments in the "Enzo v. Utility Pole" case:

Most mysterious of all are the two men who turned up minutes after the crash, claimed to be from "homeland security", talked their way past police lines by flashing badges, interviewed Mr Eriksson and left again. Nobody has a clue who they were. They are now being sought by police.

Mr Eriksson says he has an official governmental function in counter-terrorism - a remarkable twist for a man better known for loving parties and fast cars, whose company just collapsed under huge debt. In the first interview he gave to deputies at the scene, he said he was the deputy commissioner of the San Gabriel Valley Transit Authority's police anti-terrorism unit.

I think eventually this will end up being a case of a really smart drunk who smashed up his fancy toy and then danced fast enough to keep everyone guessing. For awhile, at least.