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Re: Jesse, Rev. Al, Obama, 240, Blackass, Option D, Andre???????
« Reply #150 on: May 22, 2012, 01:50:48 PM »
if someone stole my mcgriddle in the drive thru, I"d park my truck, chase them 2 blocks on foot and "defend myself" by shooting them in the heart.

You gotta stand your ground at times like these.

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Re: Jesse, Rev. Al, Obama, 240, Blackass, Option D, Andre???????
« Reply #151 on: May 24, 2012, 08:36:16 PM »
Flash Mob Steals From Baltimore 7-Eleven; Beats Store Manager Who Tries To Stop Them
http://baltimore.cbslocal.com ^ | May 24, 2102 | Derek Valcourt
Posted on May 24, 2012 6:32:56 PM EDT by BO Stinkss

BALTIMORE (WJZ)– Another mob of juveniles causes problems in downtown Baltimore. This time, it happens inside a 7-Eleven where dozens of kids came for free Slurpees but ended up stealing much more.

Derek Valcourt explains the entire incident is caught on video.

But city police and managers at the 7-Eleven have refused to let WJZ see that video. But there are plenty of people in that busy area of town who saw it all unfold. A nationwide 7-Eleven free Slurpee giveaway brought 35 to 40 kids into the Light Street store around 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday.

“It was a lot of kids and they were out of control,” Kesha Chester, who was at the store at the time, said.

While some kids lined up for the free Slurpee, witnesses saw other kids raiding the candy shelves.

“They went in, they started going everywhere in the store, grabbing things and then they just run out. And I knew that they didn’t buy it because they just run out,” Kendra Mellerson said. “They ran that way and they ran that way. And the guy was trying to come out and stop them but they couldn’t because there was so many.”

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« Reply #153 on: May 29, 2012, 09:12:50 AM »
10 slain, dozens injured in weekend shootings (Chicago)
 Chicago Tribune ^ | May 29, 2012 | Stacy St. Clair



Killings are double the figure for Memorial Day 2011

A man was shot dead near a raucous outdoor holiday party in the South Shore neighborhood late Monday night, bringing the number of homicides to 10 during a warm and violent Memorial Day weekend.

More than 40 shootings were reported during the four-day weekend. The city has had more homicides and shootings so far in 2012 than during the same time last year, according to unofficial briefing summaries prepared by the Chicago Police Department.

A department spokesman would not confirm the tally, saying several incidents were still under investigation and could not be classified at this time.

According to the summaries, there have been at least 200 homicides so far this year compared with 134 during the same period in 2011. That's a 49.25 percent increase over last year.

On Tuesday, Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy are expected to hold a news conference where they discuss two new crime reduction strategies.

The 10 people killed over the long weekend outnumber the four reported slain during the 2011 holiday weekend, when severe storms hit the Chicago area and forced many people inside.

Shootings are up nearly 14 percent over last year, according to the unofficial summaries. There have been 851 shootings so far in 2012 compared with 747 during the same period in 2011, the police data showed.

The seemingly worsening violence comes as the Emanuel administration touts its efforts to combat gang crime and add officers and resources to some of the city's most dangerous neighborhoods.

Experts have cautioned that crime statistics from only a few months can be misleading and noted that in recent years, Chicago has been at historic lows for homicides.

In 2008, the city saw similar spikes early in the year and ended


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