Markp
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- Dec 22, 2008
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Be careful what you ask for......
Wife wouldn't do that, she knows I would be asking for something more like this:
Be careful what you ask for......
Really?
If you live down the street from the mall you are fine. Thats actually a pretty safe area. You caught some P.G. spill over violence and then it ended in P.G. where it started. Every area in the capitol region is going to get P.G. spill over violence no matter where you are. Gaithersburg/Germantown which is even further away even gets it.
If you like the area no need to move due to one incident. Think of the people in the area where they had the Amish school shooting. Thats an insanely safe area, you can't move just because of an isolated incident.
And if you live in P.G. near that area where the cops shot the guy.............well yeah I suggest you move haha
Really. Facts are facts. Find me an area with a high density of african americans in md that's low in crime. Now find areas that are mostly white that are low in crime. Which task is easier? If the observation of truth makes you angry, volunteer with "at risk" youth groups, help build sports parks, help with education and college scholarship programs. It's not racist to say things that are true. It is racist to deny things because you may hurt someone's feelings. Describing good neighborhoods based on how "white" they are may be poor political correctness...but you don't have to think too much to understand the intent.
Really. Facts are facts. Find me an area with a high density of african americans in md that's low in crime. Now find areas that are mostly white that are low in crime. Which task is easier? If the observation of truth makes you angry, volunteer with "at risk" youth groups, help build sports parks, help with education and college scholarship programs. It's not racist to say things that are true. It is racist to deny things because you may hurt someone's feelings. Describing good neighborhoods based on how "white" they are may be poor political correctness...but you don't have to think too much to understand the intent.
Four break-ins, on Front Street, in the last month. Two armed robberies at the Post Office and the bank robbed, but you're correct, all is quiet at the Casino.
I looked up his record:
Docket Text: Counts: (1) Robbery Deadly Weapon (2) Robbery (3) 1st Degree Assault (4) 2nd Degree Assault (5) Use Of Handgun In Commission Of A Crime Of Violence (6) Robbery Deadly Weapon (7) Robbery (8) 1st Degree Assault (9) 2nd Degree Assault (10) Use Of Handgun In Commission of a Crime Of Violence (11) Conspire To Commit Robbery Deadly Weapon fld. 423.
And that's just one arrest... He has a previous trial for possessing a stolen firearm, underage possession of a regulated firearm, theft over $500....
At least the MD approved hand gun list ensured he had stole a quality firearm.
been to any trailer parks? pretty white neighborhoods.
been to any trailer parks? pretty white neighborhoods.
Are you saying the casino and the rash of break ins are connected????
you dont live here so dont tell me its safe, 1 street up from me a guy was shot walking down the street. Im not worried about pg. Baltimore's garbage is 8 miles up 295.
Like the person in the article, I am also appalled especially seeing your picture. I am appalled that I don't have some of those in my collection!!!They'd shit themselves if they came over today.... Shotgun not pictured... but I have one in the house.
Between the economy and the casino. It's a published fact that as soon as a casino moves in to an area: crime, divorce, suicide, gambling addiction, and bankruptcy rates all go up. It's the "dirty little secret" everyone overlooks to get at the money from the profits that the casino offers. They promised the fire department new trucks, the police new cars, and above all, promised all the Moms that their children wouldn't lose thier education if they would just vote to have the casino come to town. All of the local politicians salivated at the profits like junkies over a mound of dope.
I have a copy of the casino's report that they offer to the municipalities when coming to their area. It was quite a few pages that brings up the notion early, and continues to repeat it, about all of the benefits the revenue will bring. The jobs, the growth, the opportunity... buried in the middle is the admition that a percentage of the population will become addicted to gambling. Their counter to that is an offer of 2 million dollars to put in a fund to educate the local population on ills of gambling addiction, and to help those that become addicted.
In the meantime, crime goes under reported because no one wants to report that they were wrong, or to kill the cash cow. They will blame the economy, the times, George Bush, whatever, but the fact remains, all the aforementioned ills of society all increase, all in the name of greed.
I took my Mother to the casino once for lunch and the place was dead-- granted mid afternoon... I guess I can see now what your saying-- some of the locals are stealing to go gamble it away, but I was thinking crime more from outsiders.. I don't see someone from Baltimore breaking into a house in Perryville for gambling money. I have a stinking suspicion the rash of crime is from unemployed locals looking to cash in either for drugs or gambling money. Luckily no real violence that I've heard of yet.....
The bank got robbed by a guy from Ohio. The Post Offices were done by a hard core, pair of gun wielding types. More than likely, not locals. The break-ins look purely like local crackheads. Point being, it's a mix, or so it appears.
"“This is just a shocking tragedy just to even know that someone can have that capacity, have an AK 47 and a shotgun. It’s just, just appalling,” a neighbor said."
... and there it is.... Hmmm I wonder what he/she means...