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September 2, 2008

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  • In this day and age of reusing/recycling - after rinsing with Listerine, spit it onto your foot to take care of the fungus, and then clean your floor with the runoff.
  • In a story that looks like it will take some turns - an officer shot and killed a man after he fled from a stolen vehicle and brandished a weapon. The man's name has not been released and the officer has since been put on administrative leave.
  • A 25-year-old Iraq veteran is being held today as a suspect in the beating death of his 19-year-old live-in girlfriend. The man is said to be mentally unstable from war and confronted police when they were called to his apartment by a third party.
  • Hipster foreshadowing - Alhambra???
  • In news of the redundant, a gas station was robbed twice in three days in Garden Grove. Police think it was the same man.
  • Can you smell it in the air? Yep, less blood! The summer of 2008 saw the lowest number of homicides in our lovely city since the summer of 1967.
  • Per the formal request of the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services (OES), the LAFD's Swift Water Rescue trained firefighters set off yesterday to Baton Rouge, LA to help residents affected by Hurricane Gustav. Good luck, guys!

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You mean lowest homicides over the summer, right?

 

Yes, definitely over the summer. One would think that since the whole economic downturn we're in that people would become more desperate for the papers, thus more homicide, but I'm glad they're not turning to killing others (as much) to get said papers.

 
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