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Snippy · Force Majeure

Uke wrote:

About nine days left in 2010. Uke says (and believes) the death toll (murders) in Philly will end the year at 313. New Years Eve celebrants kill at least two apiece. With guns!

Uke needs a big night for the phinish.

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Snippy wrote:

Uke wrote:

About nine days left in 2010. Uke says (and believes) the death toll (murders) in Philly will end the year at 313. New Years Eve celebrants kill at least two apiece. With guns!

Uke needs a big night for the phinish.

Tonight would be the kind of night for a big finish.....7 homicides not impossible.

Uke · Cured

Hell it's only 2308 here, so your total gotta be at least 310 by now. Which means either ya start over because it is a new year.

Two Thousand-eleven. So give us the tally for 2010... Then start another hobby, and leave the murders alone! Maybe build a ship model in a bottle, or hey...bird watching is a good way ta meet chicks... Never mind... You got a family and shit.

Maybe try church, or synagogue... There's always photography. Or flower arranging. Yeah. Flower arranging. Perfect.

Uke · Cured

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Posted on Sat, Jan. 1, 2011

Two Philadelphia police officers wounded in shoot-out

By Jeremy Roebuck

Inquirer Staff Writer

Two Philadelphia police officers were wounded and a gunman was killed in a shoot-out that erupted during a traffic stop Friday night in West Philadelphia, authorities said.

Officer Adam O'Donnell was shot in the chest about 8 in the Cobbs Creek section and was rushed to the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Originally listed in stable condition, he was released before 11.

His partner, Ivan Centeno, was grazed by a bullet and was also treated and released.

Police said the officers saw a green minivan run a red light at 57th and Spruce Streets, and when they tried to stop it, the driver refused to pull over.

The driver led them on a chase before stopping near Walnut and Frazier Streets, police said. The officers approached the van from both sides and the person inside began shooting. The officers returned fire and the driver was killed, police said.

Investigators did not release the name of the shooter. The minivan remained on Walnut late Friday as investigators looked for evidence. Other officers gathered at the hospital, awaiting news of their wounded colleagues, until learning the two had been released.

"The suspect, without any warning, opened fire and struck O'Donnell in the stomach," Police Commissioner Charles H. Ramsey said outside the hospital, according to Fox29 News. "Fortunately, he was wearing his bulletproof vest."

Ramsey and Mayor Nutter visited the officers at the hospital.

"This has got to stop," Nutter said. Stopping "attacks on citizens and on the Philadelphia Police Department [is] our No. 1 priority in increasing safety in the city."

This was another example of Kevlar vests helping to save lives.

On Dec. 22, a Kevlar vest and a helmet may have saved the lives of two officers shot before dawn by a man who then barricaded himself in a basement in Summerdale, police said. The man was Nasuil Martinez, wanted in the Dec. 10 shooting of an officer.

During that episode, Sgt. Christopher Binns, a 21-year veteran of the department, was shot with a .45-caliber handgun on the left side of his helmet, a blow that made a dent. Another shot hit Officer Francis Whalen, a 12-year veteran, directly on the ceramic plate inside his vest.

The protective gear deflected the bullets, and neither officer was injured, which Deputy Police Commissioner Richard Ross called "nothing short of miraculous."

"Either one of these shots would have taken a life, without question," Ross said at a news conference on Dec. 22, standing beside the protective gear worn by the officers. "We are just so thankful."

Contact staff writer Jeremy Roebuck at 610-313-8212 or jroebuck@phillynews.com.

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Bank Robbing Wrestler Surrenders To New Jersey Police

December 31, 2010 5:44 PM

CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) - Authorities in southern New Jersey say a professional wrestler suspected of robbing a Collingswood bank has turned himself in.

Bail was set at $150,000 cash for 30-year-old Nicholas Wilson, who was charged with robbery. He surrendered to Collingswood police on Friday, one day after authorities identified him as a suspect in the holdup.

Camden County prosecutors say Wilson allegedly stole about $3,000 from the PNC Bank on Dec. 22. Authorities say Wilson handed a teller a note claiming he would shoot her if she didnt give him money.

Wilson, who was being held in the county jail, has wrestled as Nick Gage for Philadelphia-based Combat Zone Wrestling.

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Uke wrote:

Yo Rob... Close this thredd. And band Troll! That oughta be the perfect resolution for our websight, BurningJournaldotcom. Not ta mention the boodt in morale shedding Troll would bring.

Thank you, Uke official spokesma...person. For BurningJournaldotcom.

Fuck Uke

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Yo Rob... Close this thredd. And band Troll! That oughta be the perfectm 2011 resolution for our websight, BurningJournaldotcom. Not ta mention the boost in morale shedding Troll would bring.

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Fuck Uke

Uke · Cured

I oughta shove my size eleven boodt up your ass!

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Uke wrote:

I oughta shove my size eleven boodt up your ass!

I'll raise you with my size 14.

Goat Rider · Gloabal Modemator

Troll wrote:

Posted on Sat, Jan. 1, 2011

Two Philadelphia police officers wounded in shoot-out
By Jeremy Roebuck
Inquirer Staff Writer
Two Philadelphia police officers were wounded and a gunman was killed in a shoot-out that erupted during a traffic stop Friday night in West Philadelphia, authorities said.
Officer Adam O'Donnell was shot in the chest about 8 in the Cobbs Creek section and was rushed to the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Originally listed in stable condition, he was released before 11.
His partner, Ivan Centeno, was grazed by a bullet and was also treated and released.
Police said the officers saw a green minivan run a red light at 57th and Spruce Streets, and when they tried to stop it, the driver refused to pull over.
The driver led them on a chase before stopping near Walnut and Frazier Streets, police said. The officers approached the van from both sides and the person inside began shooting. The officers returned fire and the driver was killed, police said.
Investigators did not release the name of the shooter. The minivan remained on Walnut late Friday as investigators looked for evidence. Other officers gathered at the hospital, awaiting news of their wounded colleagues, until learning the two had been released.
"The suspect, without any warning, opened fire and struck O'Donnell in the stomach," Police Commissioner Charles H. Ramsey said outside the hospital, according to Fox29 News. "Fortunately, he was wearing his bulletproof vest."
Ramsey and Mayor Nutter visited the officers at the hospital.
"This has got to stop," Nutter said. Stopping "attacks on citizens and on the Philadelphia Police Department [is] our No. 1 priority in increasing safety in the city."
This was another example of Kevlar vests helping to save lives.
On Dec. 22, a Kevlar vest and a helmet may have saved the lives of two officers shot before dawn by a man who then barricaded himself in a basement in Summerdale, police said. The man was Nasuil Martinez, wanted in the Dec. 10 shooting of an officer.
During that episode, Sgt. Christopher Binns, a 21-year veteran of the department, was shot with a .45-caliber handgun on the left side of his helmet, a blow that made a dent. Another shot hit Officer Francis Whalen, a 12-year veteran, directly on the ceramic plate inside his vest.
The protective gear deflected the bullets, and neither officer was injured, which Deputy Police Commissioner Richard Ross called "nothing short of miraculous."
"Either one of these shots would have taken a life, without question," Ross said at a news conference on Dec. 22, standing beside the protective gear worn by the officers. "We are just so thankful."

Contact staff writer Jeremy Roebuck at 610-313-8212 or jroebuck@phillynews.com.

Seems according to the dept of justice gub crimes feel from 1998-2004

Goat Rider · Gloabal Modemator

Uke wrote:

Yo Rob... Close this thredd. And band Troll! That oughta be the perfectm 2011 resolution for our websight, BurningJournaldotcom. Not ta mention the boost in morale shedding Troll would bring.

Thank you, Uke official spokesma...person. For BurningJournaldotcom.

LMAO yup my freind I have been BANNED, a criminal is amongst your mist

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