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guess I was right

anonymous
anonymous
edited November -1 in Prospect Heights
I spoke with a cop about crime during West indian pay parade. He said it was like a war zone. Constant sexual harrasment drug use, oh and plenty of violent crimes. 17 shooting at the kick off party, 4 dead. While speeking with this gentleman and received a radio call for a shooting and a stabbing. I hope nobody is surprised that this wasnt on the news. Yuppies would not move into our great neighborhood if they knew how much crime really went on.

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  • dailyheights
    dailyheights
    There was only one murder reported that I know of.
  • ana.log
    ana.log

    Subject: Re: guess I was right

    I spoke with a cop about crime during West indian pay parade. He said it was like a war zone. Constant sexual harrasment drug use, oh and plenty of violent crimes. 17 shooting at the kick off party, 4 dead. While speeking with this gentleman and received a radio call for a shooting and a stabbing. I hope nobody is surprised that this wasnt on the news. Yuppies would not move into our great neighborhood if they knew how much crime really went on.
    Is your point that for a few days per year around Labor Day there is extra crime, and people wouldn't move here if they knew that? Prior to moving here a woman was murdered walking on Park Place, and the week I moved here a cop was stabbed across the street from my apartment. I still moved here. Crime exists in every neighborhood in New York as far as I can tell, and white people still live here.

    So ... not getting your point.
  • vanilla
    vanilla

    Subject: Re: guess I was right

    Anonymous wrote: I spoke with a cop about crime during West indian pay parade. He said it was like a war zone. Constant sexual harrasment drug use, oh and plenty of violent crimes. 17 shooting at the kick off party, 4 dead. While speeking with this gentleman and received a radio call for a shooting and a stabbing. I hope nobody is surprised that this wasnt on the news. Yuppies would not move into our great neighborhood if they knew how much crime really went on.
    did you go to the parade? you believe what the police say? hhhmmmm....
  • anonymous
    anonymous

    Subject: Re: guess I was right

    Dear Mr./Ms. Guest
    As you are so aware of the dangers I am a little surprised you continue to live here.
    I have lived here twenty one years and have raised a family in PH and we have found a little common sense will remove most of your exposure to crime. The West Indian Day Parade is less rowdy than it used to be and some neighborhood people just go away for the day. Or you can stay and enjoy it - your choice.

    Another Guest
  • anonymous
    anonymous
    firts a man i skoke with was more that just a cop, he is a friend and has no reason to lie to me. Second, yes there is a rise in crime around labor day, but the rest of the year crime is not as low as people may believe. It doesnt surprise me that the press doesnt report crimes in our neighborhood . If they did prices of homes would drop. SOME people would choose to live somewhere else and "GREAT" mayor would not look SO GREAT.
    think about it.
  • daveb
    daveb
    Anonymous wrote: firts a man i skoke with was more that just a cop, he is a friend and has no reason to lie to me. Second, yes there is a rise in crime around labor day, but the rest of the year crime is not as low as people may believe. It doesnt surprise me that the press doesnt report crimes in our neighborhood . If they did prices of homes would drop. SOME people would choose to live somewhere else and "GREAT" mayor would not look SO GREAT.
    think about it.
    According to urbandictionary.com, the word "skoke" is defined as:
    1. Skoke:
    A pop-punk, punk or ska band based in MoCo that works hard to get gigs.
    Colin: Hey are you going to that band's Skoke show?
    Jesse: Yeah man, they're phat.
    http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=skoke

    :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
  • cupcake
    cupcake
    daveb wrote: [quote=Anonymous]firts a man i skoke with was more that just a cop, he is a friend and has no reason to lie to me. Second, yes there is a rise in crime around labor day, but the rest of the year crime is not as low as people may believe. It doesnt surprise me that the press doesnt report crimes in our neighborhood . If they did prices of homes would drop. SOME people would choose to live somewhere else and "GREAT" mayor would not look SO GREAT.
    think about it.
    According to urbandictionary.com, the word "skoke" is defined as:
    1. Skoke:
    A pop-punk, punk or ska band based in MoCo that works hard to get gigs.
    Colin: Hey are you going to that band's Skoke show?
    Jesse: Yeah man, they're phat.
    http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=skoke

    :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

    Okay, but what's a "firts"? Looks like a scary combination between "flirt" and "fist". :?: :?:
  • daveb
    daveb
    Okay, but what's a "firts"? Looks like a scary combination between "flirt" and "fist". :?: :?:
    I'm not sure, but it might be the plural of either of these two words:
    1. firt
    Unit of measure dealing with moles of cucumbers
    I'd like to buy 3 firts, please.

    2. Firt
    A smell that is just unknown. Some say it is the smell of dirty feet and dirt. Others say it is the smell of guilt.
    It smells like firt in here. You smell like firt.
    http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=firt
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