A huge upset in our community.
Minors are easily accessing alcohol. As parents, we need to find out how and who is suppling them. If we don't, we'll continue to see these tragedies.
Prayers go out to the families. "
Jun 29, 11 9:32 AM
There was that arrest in remsenburg of the parents who served the minors alcohol, which i agree with. If the beverages are selling to minors, our tax dollars need to be spent on undercover operations to stop it.
It's bad enough that every week the press is filled with the DWI arrests of out of town club goers, now we have drunk teenage drivers.
I wonder if twitter would be a good tool for the police to seek out people attempting to drive from a party where there was alcohol? Just thinking"
Jun 29, 11 4:01 PM
Exposure leads to the very thing this artice is about. What type of experience do you want your child to gain? I don't understand how drinking at a young age has anything to do with wolves. You've been spared." Jun 30, 11 10:16 AM
punishments too weak. they get their high power attorneys to come and get the charges reduced to a fine that they gladly pay with ease, then they do it all over again the following weekend.
Good work on the police end of it though!"
Jul 7, 11 4:39 PM
"We pissed off everyone on the North Shore, now we'll piss off everyone on the south shore"
Raise the taxes, get rid of free leaf cleanup, and fly helicopters over their heads!!!
Bullsh%T"
Aug 11, 11 4:31 PM
helicopter noise made him snap" Aug 23, 11 11:13 AM
This will hurt small buisnesses that pay for commercial dumpsters in order to operate. Which in this tough economic time is the wrong end result. Figure out another way to recycle, don't create bulls*&t fees." Aug 23, 11 11:23 AM
How do we get a light there? Is there some kind of public request form? I'm sure everyone would be all for it." Oct 6, 11 10:04 AM
I didn't know about these inspections but I now fully support them. The law is the law, overcrowding creates safety and health concerns. My full support goes to Mr Betts and town code enforcement.
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Jun 11, 12 11:21 AM
This is kind of harsh. It takes time to infiltrate a drug network. Undercover cops need to make several buys starting with the low guys to work their way up the ladder. It sucks that there were officers taking pills but at least the dept is in a new direction and making good arrests." Aug 12, 12 9:20 AM
That is not the definition just a quote. How can you honestly sit there and preach to legalize all drugs? They are against the law because they are highly addictive and dangerous. I do agree that incarceration is very expensive but how is this for an alternative: private prisons. Takes the cost off of taxpayers back and reduces overcrowding. " Aug 12, 12 9:30 AM
I just want to say that it would be smart for every police department to have their officers familiarize themselves with each school in their district. Even if it is after school hours so the children don't get scared. I think officers should know their way through the halls so they know exactly where they are going if they are called to respond to any incident. Whether it be a physical assault, or worse. It isn't the ultimate answer to solving gun violence in our country, but it could help to keep our children a little safer." Dec 18, 12 11:17 AM
I'm very happy that Anna is finally stepping up and doing something positive for the town. This should have been done years ago though when the problem was just starting, enforcing the law from the beginning. As seen in the documentary film THEY COME TO AMERICA 2 there is a county in Maryland that has extremely tough housing laws that are highly enforced from the beginning. It's time to step up and turn Southampton town in the right direction. Instead of downhill where it's going. " Apr 29, 13 9:02 PM



