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The Daily OrangeArrest made on Quad after purse snatchings
Abstract:
Two female Syracuse University employees were the victims of burglary, robbery and larceny in Sims Hall Thursday morning, said Department of Public Safety Chief Tony Callisto.
At approximately 10:25 a.m., one employee found that her purse had been stolen from her second floor office in Sims Hall....
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jorge
posted 2/06/09 @ 3:41 PM EST
Originally posted byryan
DPS is on the case!!!
I feel so much more secure.
HAHAHA word...
mike jones
posted 2/06/09 @ 8:54 AM EST
Why not release the name of the kid who tackled the suspect? Someone did something good and won't get any kind of recognition for it.
jorge
posted 2/06/09 @ 3:46 PM EST
Originally posted bymike jones
Why not release the name of the kid who tackled the suspect? Someone did something good and won't get any kind of recognition for it.
negative attention, I agree the professors should reward the student, esp. considering how over paid they are.
BUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUTTT lets not for get the code of the streets, never tell on your friends and stick up for your family, fear of retaliation maybe ??
once the guy gets out of jail in 3 months for purse snatching. (Be real, how long is he gonna get for purse snatching??? 3-8 months tops? in todays society) so when he gets out he could easy find mr. hero and do whatever he wants. I'd be pissed at the kid who put me in jail for a bit wouldn't you??
unfortunately that IS the reality we live in.
people do suck.
Walt
posted 2/07/09 @ 8:19 AM EST
Perhaps the name was not published to prevent retaliation by the arrestee and his friends.
Retrovirus
posted 2/06/09 @ 12:47 PM EST
Do ya think he'll lose his internship??
jorge
posted 2/06/09 @ 3:41 PM EST
Originally posted byRetrovirus
Do ya think he'll lose his internship??
probably not
the system rewards bad people now...
remember?? so why are you still good?
MC
posted 2/06/09 @ 1:58 PM EST
I was walking out the back door of Schaffer years ago to get my bike which was locked to the bike rack. A guy that did not look like a student was holding the bike lock in his hands. I dropped my bag and asked him what he was doing with my bike at which point he took off in a full sprint.
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ryan
posted 2/06/09 @ 8:43 AM EST
I feel so much more secure.