[Chat] Fwd: Would-be rescuer stabbed 3 times

[gasp107 at aol.com]

If this is the first time that you received the notice--then you need 
to complain more:
1) Your city council person
2) City Council President
3) Mayor Dixon


I would definately go to court

Richard Burnham
Graphic Imaging, Inc.
"Digital Printing and Graphic Solutions"

107 East 25th Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21218
410-467-7071 - office
gasp107 at aol.com
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-----Original Message-----
From: regina ARMENTA <yogaonwheels at yahoo.com>
To: The Charles Village Chat List <Chat at charlesvillage.info>
Sent: Fri, 3 Aug 2007 5:02 pm
Subject: Re: [Chat] Fwd: Would-be rescuer stabbed 3 times


  I actually just received a parking ticket from 2004 that was 
originally $27.00.  The current bill is now $500.00 which I paid two 
days ago.  I called to find out what I could do and to prove my 
consistency with paying parking ticket through out the years.  I was 
told that there was nothing they could do unless I wanted to request a 
trial and in the mean time the ticket would go up $16.00 a day and if 
the police find your car they will boot it and tow it! The trial does 
not mean you will get the $500.00 waved.  They informed me that people 
will take tickets off of your car and put them on their own so they 
don't get a ticket.  Then they will throw them away. Okay I thought, 
Well they must have more important things to do like finding people 
that are committing violent crimes, but that doesn't seem to be the 
case!!!  Regardless, I wanted to let people know that they should check 
on their cars for current tickets that you may not have received.
Regina

Linda Forlifer <LEF at press.jhu.edu> wrote:
It's distressing that the police do not believe such an incident to be
high in their priority list. When someone is stabbed and their
intestine is punctured, that is a life-threatening assault. Our police
should be trying to identify the criminals who are preying on our
neighborhood, and the detectives' reluctance to interview the people
involved seems to show that they are not giving us needed attention.

Recent CV robberies have been at gunpoint and knifepoint. According to
the police spokesman, Sterling Clifford, "In the case of the
nonlife-threatening injury, it is not unusual for the detective not to
respond to the scene." Detectives did not interview Benjamin Treat
until 35 hours after the stabbing, and then only after he and his mother
called several times. I guess the police are telling us they will wait
til someone is killed before making extra efforts to apprehend the CV
criminals. That will be too late.

Linda

>>> yogaonwheels at yahoo.com 08/02/07 10:57 AM >>>
I have a friend that is a reporter at the Sun and she sent me this!
Regina Armenta

Note: forwarded message attached.


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