Police too busy in the D

ozzrokk

ozzrokk

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I guess police in the D need to quite considering marijuana and escpesially medical marijuana in the D as important situations. As if we didnt already know that.

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Shooting suspect has to try twice to get arrested
By DAVID N. GOODMAN
DETROIT —		 NBCNews.com


A man suspected of fatally shooting two men and seriously wounding two others had to turn himself in twice before Detroit police would arrest him, authorities said.

Detroit police said the 36-year-old man got into an argument at a party on Saturday, retrieved a gun and opened fire. Four people were shot, and two died. The man turned himself in at a fire station about two hours later, and fire officials called police, but no officers turned up.
Police said in a statement that "due to area patrol units being busy handling high priority runs, no units were dispatched to the location."
The man eventually went to a police station, where he was arrested.
Police Chief Ralph Godbee said he has ordered an investigation into why no patrol car was sent to the fire station.
Police should have made "every effort to ensure that this person was taken into custody," he said in the statement sent late Saturday by the department.
Police spokeswoman Sgt. Eren Stephens told The Associated Press on Sunday that the department would examine what police units were doing at the time the suspect tried to surrender, including whether they might have been involved in other aspects of the shooting investigation.
Police did not immediately release the name of the suspect or the victims or provide details on the shooting investigation. They said the men who were shot ranged in age from 19 to 37.
Detroit police have undergone serious personnel cuts under Mayor Dave Bing's state-supervised effort to close a large budget deficit and avoid a state financial takeover. The city recently imposed a 10 percent pay cut and 12-hour work day for officers.
Stephens said the police department wouldn't immediately comment on the adequacy of its staffing.
Bing spokeswoman Naomi Patton said Sunday that the mayor's office "had nothing else to say beyond what's in the police statement."
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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rebelfied

rebelfied

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Lol, I find this halarious in ways. Too busy to go arrest a murderer but not too busy enough to go pop someone for rollin a fucking doob. This country is fucked, I hope something gives very soon.
 
TheMan13

TheMan13

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Having grown up in the D I see no hopeful end game there. The city has a habit of electing criminals and not understanding why they are being robbed. They have benefited from decades of liberal policies to help the poor, yet the people in need just get poorer and no one has ever been held accountable. Their schools are costly to the citizens in both current funding and failure to educate future generations. This problem is cyclical and this statement would be true regardless if written in the 70's, 80's, 90's, etc.. Furthermore, it really doesn't even matter which city, Chicago & Washington D.C. have the same long corrupt history with promises to help the poor not once coming to fruition.

Sad but true,
TheMan13
 
gladstoned

gladstoned

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How fucked for the firefighters also! Were they sitting there waiting for people to come looking to kill him, cuz he just shot up a party?! Fucker would have been waiting in a trunk or some shit. lol. .
 
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