“The golden question is why is this going on,” said Assistant D.C. Police Chief Lamar Greene. “And I have to tell you, honestly, I don’t know.”
Mindful of the peril, The Washington Post has halted predawn newspaper deliveries in certain areas, telling affected subscribers in a Nov. 30 note that some carriers “have experienced repeated attempted robberies and carjackings.”
Of the many violent car thieves roaming the metropolitan area, few if any have been as prolific as three young men who allegedly carried out what a prosecutor in the District called a 12-hour “reign of terror” in late October.
The three, all 18, were identified by authorities as Romeo Ramirez, Cristian Santay-Rosales and Diego Lopez.
Oh those poor taco bending spics, glad they were caught!! No extra money to send to Mexico from stolen car parts!! It will help out the problem here, but there is much more of this going on in our neighborhoods by the poor black boys but when you’re black it’s OK. No media coverage on blacks doing anything bad, that would be racist of course!!
Puzzling spike in auto thefts, many of them violent, worries D.C.-area police
Oh those poor taco bending spics, glad they were caught!! No extra money to send to Mexico from stolen car parts!! It will help out the problem here, but there is much more of this going on in our neighborhoods by the poor black boys but when you’re black it’s OK. No media coverage on blacks doing anything bad, that would be racist of course!!