Posted on 02/27/2006 11:34:52 AM PST by JZelle
A suspect in the 2003 killings of two elderly women in a Suitland flower shop was a D.C. firefighter who had graduated from a recently suspended federally funded cadet program that gives jobs to at-risk youth. Adam I. Neal, 24, no longer works for the fire department, but fire officials would not say when or why he left or whether he was working for the department at the time of the slayings. Mr. Neal graduated from the cadet program in June 2002. His former colleagues said he was stationed at Engine 22 Fire House, at 5760 Georgia Avenue NW, before leaving sometime in 2003.
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I guess it's safe to say he's no longer low risk.
What about the rest of us who are "at-risk" because of these "youth?"
Good question.
That's what a CCW Permit is all about.
contradict their headline in the second sentence.
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