Skunk Essence(sent killer at any sporting goods store) down the fresh air intake vent on their cars would be too good for them...
Posted on 08/04/2005 6:39:03 AM PDT by gridlock
Then your real problem isn't a bunch of dysfunctional adolescents who call themselves "Interior Decorating" -- it's a bunch of dysfunctional adolescents who call themselves "the Cranford Police Department."
But do it artistically, mind you, artistically.
You got that right. The idiot kids will be sent away to school in the Fall. The idiot cops are here for the long haul, and there will be a new crop of idiot kids next Spring.
If you knew who it was, perhaps a civil lawsuit for damages. Make them pay for emotional distress, etc.
Oh, they know who it is.
Eric Bonney of 205 North Union Avenue, Cranford NJ 07016
Justin Brown or 805 Springfield Avenue, Cranford NJ 07016
Kristopher Beck of 18 Arlington Road, Cranford NJ 07016
They know who it is, and they know where they live. I checked the addresses. They all live with their parents.
Any civil judgement against them could never be recovered, unless it went against the parents. The punk kids would probably think that is cool, because surely their parents are part of the materialistic, button down, plastic-fantastic scene that they hate so much.
Mom and Dad must be sooooo proud!
Oh, they still set up the checkpoints on Raritan Road and by Nomahegan. DUIs are a profit center!
They have admitted to the spray painting, but not to the broken car windows. They hit every SUV they could find on Northside, and broke 30 rear windows in a night last Saturday.
Skunk Essence(sent killer at any sporting goods store) down the fresh air intake vent on their cars would be too good for them...
Wood shampoo time. plain & simple the silly bastards wake up after vandalizing the town again with a couple of bones broken . Object lesson in good manners that is not so soon forgotten.
How about taking a ballpeen hammer to their fingers? They claim to be artists/musicians,hard to play an instrument with 10 broken fingers .
Oh, BTW, the article did not mention that these punks also defaced the town's 9/11 Memorial, which was erected in memory of the seven Cranford residents who died in the attack on the World Trade Center.
I call this an act of domestic terrorism. How much to clean up all that crap and replace damaged property could make it a felony.
If they are agaisnt capitalism how are people supposed to pay for tickets and records/cds?
I smell Guantanamo fodder. If they think America is so bad then put them in jail with the real terrorists!
First make them pay to clean their artistic statements off of other people's private property and then send them to another country that doesn't have so many things going wrong.
Try contacting the local county sheriff's office or the state patrol then the state attorney general urge your friends to do the same post fliers at the local grocery store bulletin board urging folks to do the same after a few dozen calls from all sorts of citizens the powers that be are going to start wondering just what the blazes is going on in that town. Outside attention will act like sunshine it is an excellent disinfectant as it will embarass the chief & the cops into doing their job or get the situation remedied by outside law enforcement.
If local law enforcement refuses to do anything for its tax paying citizens then call in the FBI/Homeland Security!!
Also put the cops on investigation by their powers-that-be!!
If they live at home with parents can't the parents be sued?
Forget wood shampoo it's gone to hunting accident time.8^I
Excellent suggestion. Thanks.
It is useful to follow the chain of command so to speak first the county sheriff & the state attorney generals office. It may take a couple of months but when the powers that be jump its gonna hurt like hell when they land.
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