Weird BUT true

A Russian Internet prankster set up a phony anti-Donald Trump rally, sending an e-mail to those who signed up that translated as, “I pranked many Americans! Hahaha.” But several hundred demonstrators at UC-Berkeley got the last laugh after signing up by organizing themselves and taking to the streets anyway.

The FBI better call the cops.

An agent in Costa County, Calif., was the victim of car theft — and the crook got away with the G-man’s submachine gun, magazines and bulletproof vest, authorities said.

An owl that survived being hit and stuck in the grille of a truck has been released back into the wild.

The bird gained fame after Lake County, Fla., firefighters posted a picture of it caught in the front grille of Laura McQuilkin’s Dodge pickup truck.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission treated Lucky the owl for a fractured tibia. It was released this past weekend. Moving violations. An Alaska lawmaker submitted $20,000 in expenses for moving personal belongings between his home in Golovin and the state capital of Juneau.

State Sen. Donny Olson’s belongings included a piano, air compressors, building supplies and a band saw.

The state rejected $4,000 worth of moving costs with the Legislative Affairs Agency noting, “You also stated the wood was for your woodworking hobby. Your hobby is not a legitimate business purpose.”

Cops in Austria busted a former transit employee for taking a streetcar out for a joyride, officials said.

The 36-year-old suspect sneaked into the tram while the engineer was in the bathroom, but didn’t get far — Vienna Lines officials cut power to the car after two stops.