DC Attorney General: "I Don't Approve" Of Emails
After the third arrest of a Washington DC teen, the local police had enough. Specifically, the suspect in question has allegedly committed 21 robberies, in which he sneaks up behind victims and knocks them to the ground. He then robs his prey of items such as money, cellphones, and IPODS. Still, this punk was allowed to continue to roam the streets of DC. Therefore, the police devised a plan. In a plea send to subscribers of his 3rd District Substation e-mail group, Inspector Edward Delgado asked everyone to "Flood the email system (of Attorney General Peter Nickles) today because time is critical in this matter. Let them not release this criminal yet again into the community."
Instead of embracing the opportunity to hear from the citizens of his locality, Peter Nickles blasted the effort by police. "I don't mind getting 20 e-mails about a particular problem that reflects the unique perspective of people in the community", he said, "but I don't approve of an organized campaign to send me 50 e-mails". He added, "I haven't touched them. I told my secretary to put them in a pile."
Well, I hate to bring this to Mr. Nickles' attention, but it's his duty to carry out the will of the people. While he may not face the voters directly, he serves at the pleasure of the elected mayor. Therefore, if Nickles thinks he's above answering to the citizens of Washington DC, perhaps the mayor should send him a stern reminder.
Until now, many DC residents have demonstrated a complacent attitude towards crime. To see this community rise up and demand accountability should be embraced as a step in the right direction. Instead, the Attorney General gets upset because he can't continue to operate business as usual. I suggest Peter Nickles step aside to allow someone with more passion about fighting crime to come forward.
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13 comments:
if DC had concealed carry this would of ended along time ago, and they wonder why they have problems??
Hey Bud, I have ordered everyone I know to flood your eMail box. Let's see how you like it .
I'm sure Bud can handle two emails without too much trouble
HAH!
We must remember that the police are not constitutionally responsible to protect anyone.
Wow, almost 10 hours later and no emails!
Hey Victor,
I expect to see a letter to the editor about this one telling everyone you want them to flood his mailbox with e-mails too.....or has the Gazette stopped accepting them?
Victor, that isn't what your mom told me this morning.
So far, Victor's campaign has flooded me with exactly zero emails. Good job!
When Victor isn't spamming us with racist and obscene commentary he claims "I am a very powerful person in local politics, so I suggest you back off."
But that's not what his mom said last night.
The leftist illuminati succeeded this election, partially because they are pro-innovation. He needs to hire someone to deal with his emails before he tells people not to send them. That comment makes him sound like he's very close minded.
Victor is the 24 year old recording Secretary for the Anne Arundel County Republican Central Committee. In other words, he's a nobody.
V J Henderson: your mom had a different opinion last night
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