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Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
Love the Blotter, but seriously, Mayor Riley needs to do something about all the crime in the West Ashley area. There have been four break-ins in the Melrose/Longbranch/Shaftsbury subdivisions.
I personally witnessed two of the men hiding behind my neighbors hedges. After which they broke into the neighbors house after I went into my home.
We are a lower to middle income neighborhood with many elderly folks who cannot defend themselves.
Thank you very much!
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
Hey, that was a pretty funny quip from a crackhead, especially one being arrested.
Good article, Mr Greg.
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
The Harry Potter story is great! I know this person and it was a college kid it happened in front of a salon downtown. What's not cool is that the dorks laptop put a 6 inch gash in the side of a Lexus. Harry Potter needs anger management!
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
I was one of those who called 911 about the guy who got Tasered. He was stepping in and out of morning rush hour traffic on the JI Connector, waving his arms and screaming profanities and threatening drivers. It was apparent that he was having some serious mental issues and/or was under the influence (did not appear to be drunk). I was afraid he was going to cause an accident or get injured or killed. When the police tried to talk to him and asked if he was all right, he started punching them and could not be calmed down. He then tried to run back into the street. He was taken to the hospital for a mental and physical exam.
That's what happened.
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
Unless some drunk was running the bases backwards or you're using "shooting" as a double entendre, it does not belong on this page.
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
How come on Sunday the 11th there was a shooting in hampton park during a softball game and not one media source wrote or televised anything about it?
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
Huh, I heard that if you mix horse radish with alcohol for a colonic, you get get wasted, high and sleep with who you want.
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
Is it safe to snort horse radish?
I am told it does not harm red haired scottish girls. I am leery about lies. It is so hard to trust anyone anymore... Why do the liars look like guys you really, really, really wish you could believe? sigh. Wait till he hears I am pregnant. ha. I might get a coupla nice presents out of him before I dump him for his brother.
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
The guys said to have moved the car to confuse the girl...
just wanted to see where (if) she had her head parked.
If the bird won't sing, then shake her up a little? Bad boys
never dance.
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
Will someone pleeze tell me I don't have spinach on my tonsils?
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
Well... my tips are not NEWS, but every girl likes to imagine she presents a profile worthy of front page attention from SOMEONE, surely? THIS is WHY every reflective surface becomes so fascinatin, right? I think you GUYS know what I mean since you are always, you know, lookin down THERE to sorta check it out to keep it IN LINE...., right?
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
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Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
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Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
If you are a victim of id theft you will need a police report even if it happened on line, I knew this commen sence. This young cop come over, tells me to get on line and make my report with MO pd. I said, you can't make a report on line. I said I want a report. I spent 11 hours all together on this and all 99% was calling the police back and waiting for a call from the uninformed cop. He said I talked to a det. he said I need to make a report. Didn't say I'm sorry, I didn't know, kiss my butt or anything. I'm sick all the time and in bed most of the time. Had been up since 5am and was ready for bed when I found this. I left a message for a lt. he calls me back and says "we don't do that" easy going me yelled "you don't do a *** thing" I slammed the phone down so hard I spilled my tea all over my desk and later found it on the walls. Later the detective from MO was calling me, I still haven't received your police report have you sent it yet. He said most police don't know how to handle id theif. Well, it's certainly been around long enough they should know. I had the girls name and address and phone number and the company she bought from the amount and what she bought. The dispatcher keep asking, you said this happened on line right? I could have crawled thru the phone and slapped her. So stupid. I am the victim the complaintant I get a report if I want one I don't care if it's because my neighbor steped on my grass, they can't refuse. It's the law.
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
when adults fight with unruly thugs they get hurt.twisted backs, broken fingers, bloody mouths, twisted knees,...
the price of one officer being rehabbed after a fight is more than the cost of several tasers. You should have the right to a warning but if you ignore it, i think the taser is a good thing.
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
real_talk -
really? you are going to attack someone else by calling them brainless when you cannot even properly spell the word be the way you were using it in your sentence? what about your obvious failure to proof before you post? may wanna check yourself before you start judging someone else...or an entire agency for that matter...
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
The homeless story and the Taser story are two different, unrelated cases.
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
Taser a homeless person...way to guys score one for the good guys.CPD is the most fucked up PD anywhere and ill be happy to say that to any of their faces.big joe sounds like you've been to bessinger's one too many times why dot you get the little joe next time it might bee lighter on that brainless head of yours...Good job officers lets see how many more homeless people you can taser and team up on just to get brownie points.Combative...Ill show you combative.
Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
Difficult times, like the people are changing or something? More violent or what? Keep the poor off the streets with a taser right?
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Re: “Blotter: The week in crime”
Was wondering if the moped was stolen too?Still waiting for the police to find mine.It was stolen a year ago,and as a disabled Viet-Nam vet it was esp.hard on me to get to doctors appt.