"Sunday night from my residence, I noticed a black male in a long sleeve
(plaid?) shirt and dark jeans walk through the Sunnyside mall heading
east from Beacon towards Malden. At one point, he stopped, pulled out a
white cloth from a bag, and threw it onto the ground next to a pine
tree. He then kept walking east. I've seen white cloths laying around
in this exact spot before. Was this a signal for a drug buy? I've seen
people making secretive transactions in this area before in unrelated
instances. I called the cops who told me that if I see this again or if
I see these white cloths laying around to call 911 immediately. Pass
this onto the readers that if they see these white cloths laying around
to call the police."
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Marking Territory?
A reader living near Sunnyside Mall writes in:
"Sunday night from my residence, I noticed a black male in a long sleeve
(plaid?) shirt and dark jeans walk through the Sunnyside mall heading
east from Beacon towards Malden. At one point, he stopped, pulled out a
white cloth from a bag, and threw it onto the ground next to a pine
tree. He then kept walking east. I've seen white cloths laying around
in this exact spot before. Was this a signal for a drug buy? I've seen
people making secretive transactions in this area before in unrelated
instances. I called the cops who told me that if I see this again or if
I see these white cloths laying around to call 911 immediately. Pass
this onto the readers that if they see these white cloths laying around
to call the police."
"Sunday night from my residence, I noticed a black male in a long sleeve
(plaid?) shirt and dark jeans walk through the Sunnyside mall heading
east from Beacon towards Malden. At one point, he stopped, pulled out a
white cloth from a bag, and threw it onto the ground next to a pine
tree. He then kept walking east. I've seen white cloths laying around
in this exact spot before. Was this a signal for a drug buy? I've seen
people making secretive transactions in this area before in unrelated
instances. I called the cops who told me that if I see this again or if
I see these white cloths laying around to call 911 immediately. Pass
this onto the readers that if they see these white cloths laying around
to call the police."
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Maybe he blew his nose and got tired of carrying his hanky.
ReplyDeleteWhat do we with the white shirts? Just leave them on the ground or throw them away? I find wigs, clothes, shoes etc strewn all over Uptown all the time when I walk the dog. Those are amongst the things I collect most after Dmitrov vodka bottles, Steel Reserve beer, Icehouse, Natural Ice and all the rest of the consumables that the local subsidized population always seems to have enough disposable income to buy.
ReplyDeleteI always thought of young bangers lovingly measuring Clorox in the laundromat but I guess those shirts are very disposable.
DeleteJust think, Chief Keef can endorse his favorite laundry detergent instead of more puerile concerns.....
It's less tacky than shoes on a powerline, I guess.
ReplyDeleteSpecifically, it's a white baby burp cloth left there on purpose. Not a t-shirt.
ReplyDeleteEver wonder why there are less feedback posts on UU? Because rather than being polite, sensitive to others or just plain thankfull for others sharing their thoughts people just make fun of others or badger them. Too bad we all can't get along.
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