Bodega owner Orinthia Gifford
What type of cop car is that? Looks like a clown car
Posted on 09/12/2019 7:39:36 AM PDT by csvset
A man was found beaten and bound in the basement of a Bronx bodega when two cops who were chasing separate suspects entered the cellar early Wednesday morning, police said.
While they were searching for the suspects in the store, an employee let them into the basement, where they discovered the kidnapped 49-year-old, cops said. The officers freed the man, who then told them he had been kidnapped three days prior by four people on a Bronx street corner, police said.
The victim — who sources said has a lengthy arrest record — said the four suspects forced him into a car near East 234 Street and White Plains Road in Wakefield at about 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, cops said. They then drove him to the deli, brought him to the basement, beat him and chained him to a pole.
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Bodega owner Orinthia Gifford
What type of cop car is that? Looks like a clown car
Entirely appropriate in Clown World.
If you’re wondering if this is in A-O-C’s congressional district, I believe the answer is yes.
The victim will be impressed with Ben Feuerherd and Ben Cohn's alliterative aptitude.
Like they say...marijuana is s gateway drug.
One day you’re smoking pot...the next day you’re kidnapping folk.
Or Seinfeld
Orinthia should not be wearing that dress.
Wow it’s a DeBlasio cruzer!
Or one day you are smoking pot and the next you are Mayor of NYC!
Surely she could have done something about this, why didn't she?
Lat/long of the Bussing-Digney location is 40°53'36.2"N 73°51'05.4"W.
Maybe the car can be fitted with a lightweight carbon fiber cowcatcher, and can be used on most sidewalks to pursue POI?
The ‘gimp’?
The bulges under the dress. MY EYES, MY EYES
Just lockin' up the criminals the cops can't or won't lock up? Undocumented police officers?
A pregnant roller skate!
Two cops chasing two different suspect find this felon kidnapping victim bound in the basement? Sounds like a GREAT neighborhood!
Why is this word used in the news? Is it to intentionally influence the English language to adopt Spanish words?
Googling around the neighborhood, it actually looks pretty nice. Neat homes on very small lots. Bars on windows, but most of the properties are well-maintained, with pretty nice cars parked on the streets.
Why is this word used in the news? Is it to intentionally influence the English language to adopt Spanish words?
No more than the word "garage" is intentionally used to influence the English language to adopt French words.
It has a specific meaning in the context of large American cities, particularly in the northeast. You know one when you see it.
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