greene county and the police have done themselves no favors by treating us with contempt.

based on their behavior, of course we think they are capable of this. of course we dont believe what they say.

I bet I could pull it off; my work clothes alone would make me a shoe-in!

I think some of those celebrity guests helped draw a crowd; definitely hope they continue to expand their vendor and creator are to keep people busy between panels and photo ops.

And aw man, would've loved running into you in costume and gotten a clip for the video--that would've been great!! We saw a music video showing off some of the great cosplayers on the floor and there were many we didn't even see at all; it's crazy how easy it is to miss people at the same event. ha ha

That's awesome--exactly what you want to hear about guests, that they're friendly and fun to talk to. Really glad to hear you guys had such a good time!

Everyone should be foia requesting all officers interaction that day! How can we let our paid public servents treat American citizens this way!!! I'm going to the sheriffs office today to request the C.A.D. and incident reports for all officers that day! This is disgusting behavior.

The guy that ran the Sbarro in the Battlefield Mall opened up “Jax & Gabe’s Pizzeria” on Republic Road. It was great and you could do pizza by the slice. Unfortunately, Jax & Gabe’s closed on December 30, 2019.

I love Villa, and I would probably never recommend it to anyone

You get irritated by people that don't immediately just believe things they read on the internet without evidence?

Well, shit.

It was probably diesel, gasoline is to volatile to light controlled fire with.

It's not stealing. Eminent domain is a tool that is covered in the US Constitution.

Was not there, sorry. I think my wife tried calling the phone number with no luck also.

Good. They daylighting of Jordan Creek and the park development is way more important to the economy and ecology of the city in the future. This guy is going to get market value for the building and that's a huge return on investment for the song he probably bought the building for in the 70s.

The premise of the city taking it is the problem. I have no attachment to that building. The allocation of funds in that direction is my issue. Get the crime rates under control before dumping millions into a ball field and the hotel of terror.

You got real hostile real quick for absolutely no reason and you sound absurd. It's clear from all your comments that you read whatever you want instead of what people say and were actually just looking for a circle jerk, not actual information. They can't just comment without investigating. Maybe somebody did do this, maybe it was even cops. I don't disagree at all that it needs investigated by state or federal authorities and/or independent sources and i certainly never suggested its OK to treat anyone like that, ever, and nobody else suggested that either. That's just your paranoid imagination.

Whatever happened there was a crime. Period. Whether real cops did it, fake cops, teenagers, the homeless people themselves, the property owners, whoever, it was a crime. Active investigations almost always are responded to with no comment until they have enough information to comment. Yes, obviously if he authorized it he's not going to admit that openly. But if it was done without his authorization by some gung-ho asshole cops and he says cops didn't do it then that'll come back on him as a lie even if he just didn't know until after the investigation.

Don't just pretend that anybody who doesn't immediately want the death penalty for all cops without an investigation into what actually happened must hate all homeless people. That's what you sound like. This needs investigated by whoever is in the appropriate position to do so, just like any other crime. The statement that i was referring to above acts like them not making a comment is an admission of guilt, and that's not how things work. They wrote an entire article based around how guilty they must be for not immediately commenting. That's crap journalism.

Literally the only article and that picture could be from anywhere. And they have every reason to deny it and no positive reason to confirm it. Again, if true this is terrorism and the fbi should be involved.

Is this your first time seeing cops do something horrific? And at that point is this your first day in America? Cops do shit like this and much worse things constantly because who's gonna arrest the cops? Then if they do something bad enough to actually see any consequences the "consequences" are usually just a paid leave. They also have the strongest unions in the country with a massive budget to give these cops legal protection.

Not accurate >edit: In case anyone's curious, someone shared a link to the original video of the aftermath, and someone else shared an article posted today where the police again declined to comment. I'm as convinced as I'll ever be. If this didn't happen, the police have no reason not to deny it

Gotta be honest - That really strikes me as needlessly polarizing and unhelpful

I didn't accept that this happened at first because I literally only heard about it one time on a political Instagram profile.

Now that I've read more about it and saw a video of the aftermath, I completely believe it. Am I still a fool? Or are we maybe handing out insults a little too liberally

thank you. i am a formerly homeless person myself. my experiences and the anecdotes of those i shared the experience with, cause me to intuitively believe this story even if I didn't personally know Christie Love. But since i've been housed i haven't stayed in touch, been doing a sort of media diet and trying to get healthy mentally here now, but this is the one local topic I still follow.

Hope I'm not being included in that irritation towards those asking for evidence. Half the reason Is shared this was to get it some publicity if it WAS real - which I now wholeheartedly believe it is

If what's how they spin things? That treating homeless people that way is wrong? If nobody disagrees, then what's the problem? Especially if they didn't actually do it?

All they need to say is "That's inaccurate." Or "This isn't the full story." Instead they're just blowing off journalists with blanket generaliztions about fake news. This is the only sensible response to being caught red handed, and a nonsensical response to be falsely accused

Anybody have an address for where this took place ? Public or private property?

>edit: In case anyone's curious, someone shared a link to the original video of the aftermath, and someone else shared an article posted today where the police again declined to comment. I'm as convinced as I'll ever be. If this didn't happen, the police have no reason not to deny it

No, he failed to maintain it to safe standards and its being condemned and purchased by the city for fair market value.