Daylight armed robbery accross the street from my house

JcMack

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I stopped in a Deli that's about 150 yds. from my house today. I asked the guy that owns the place what's new. He proceeds to tell me that he was the victim of an armed robbery a week ago Weds. at 1730. He tells me 4 black guys wearing masks walk in all waving guns and rob him of maybe $150 in cash. The neighbors noticed the getaway car parked in the alley behind the Deli with the doors all opened for quick entry/escape and took down plate and model info. Upshot is all four were caught and identified in a little over an hour. This neighborhood has turned into real crap. Daley's gentrification of ****cago has chased all this section 8 trash over the state line to my neighborhood. Anybody got a barn I could move into?
 
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we must be neighbors . With the streets torn up in the area P.U.being closed they could not have been very smart . and you are right the area is turning crappy.I'm too old to move good luck to you.
 
I stopped in a Deli that's about 150 yds. from my house today. I asked the guy that owns the place what's new. He proceeds to tell me that he was the victim of an armed robbery a week ago Weds. at 1730. He tells me 4 black guys wearing masks walk in all waving guns and rob him of maybe $150 in cash. The neighbors noticed the getaway car parked in the alley behind the Deli with the doors all opened for quick entry/escape and took down plate and model info. Upshot is all four were caught and identified in a little over an hour. This neighborhood has turned into real crap. Daley's gentrification of ****cago has chased all this section 8 trash over the state line to my neighborhood. Anybody got a barn I could move into?
When the History Channel show "Gangland" first came on, I thought it was going to be trash, but it's actually a straightforward documentary show. I watched the two shows about the Disciples and Blackstone Rangers, and they talked about the displacing effects of tearing down public housing. It was like the barbarian migrations through the Roman empire. Different groups of gangsters were driven into the territories of others, setting off a wave of gang wars. And that's just in Chicago and the suburbs.

Chicago is utterly hopeless and beyond redemption. There are no good guys in that swamp, just bad and worse.
 
What do you do for a living? Much of Alaska is a pretty good place to live, though my wife and I are planning to move back to Northern Idaho, Eastern Washington, or Western Montana now that I've retired (we're tired of the rain in Southeast Alaska). I have never understood why more people DON'T move away from nasty cities where the crime is bad.

I grew up in western New York State. It was very rural farm country, and a good place to grow up, however I knew from the time I was five years old (or BEFORE!) that I would not live there when I grew up. It didn't have the things I wanted in my life, and it had things I DIDN'T want in my life! I went to SUNY Morrisville for my first two years of college, then I transferred to the University of Idaho for my last two years of college. I lived in Idaho from 1975 until my job took me to Alaska in 1990. I LOVED Idaho, and I still love it there. When I lived in Idaho, there were lots of people moving there from urban areas in California. The thing I never understood were the people who moved to Idaho, then complained about the fact that Idaho didn't have the fancy stores, movie theaters, and other stuff like that. When I moved to Idaho, and then to Alaska, I moved there because of what Idaho and Alaska did or didn't have. I did NOT want to bring western New York State with me to Idaho or Alaska. Our saying in Idaho at that time was, "Don't Californicate Idaho!"

If you REALLY want to move away from the city, you should do it! Look honestly at your situation, decide what is most important to you, and make it happen. Just don't move to the new place and bug those who live there by trying to turn it to somthing it isn't.

One of the worst things to happen to Juneau, Alaska is some damn do-gooder from another state moving here, getting themselves into a position of power, then deciding the High School was no place to have an indoor shooting range. Most of the REAL Alaskans think an indoor range at the school is a good thing. The thing I hate most about do-gooders is how they think YOU need to live your life by THEIR rules. I don't care how they live as long as they don't make me live like them. Oh well... I guess I'm getting off track. The big thing is, if you want to move away from the city, I think you should do it! More power to you!
 
My wife and I moved out of south Florida about 5 years ago. I've never lived outside of a "city limits" before in my life. Now, I would never consider living inside city limits!
 
All I can say Jc is,
I know my friend, I know...
The damned dirty stinking b***h about this recession is, Chicago used to be the place everyone WENT to find work when times got tight in the past. No more. Now you can be under/un employed AND unarmed! What a choice, the Lady or the Tiger?
(50 + years there so yes, I get it)
 
You really can't run from it...where do you go?... Best bet is to be ready for it...
 
You really can't run from it...where do you go?... Best bet is to be ready for it...

Amen to that...we moved out of Atlanta 8 years ago to the rural peace & quiet. Now they've torn down the pubic housing and the rats are pouring to the suburbs like crazy.
 
Yes you can/should run

JC,
Come to western CO. Clean air, good folks, and I have a barn for you (with rv hookups).
Don't take their crap, do something.
Good luck
tb
 
I have never understood why more people DON'T move away from nasty cities where the crime is bad.
Mostly because it is often difficult to find employment in the rural areas, or employment is found away from the rural homestead necessitating a 2 hour one-way commute each day.
 
I'm gonna make a move decision by the end of the year. The bitch part is every body knows where most of the country's problems come from, be it, guns, crime, welfare, prisons bursting at the seams. Until our elected officials stand up and say our _ _ _ _ _ _ _'s are out of control, and lets do something about it, we're screwed. That means WE'RE SCREWED.
 
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