Monday, October 14, 2013

Oy VEY!!! The Narco-Trafficking DRUG ADDICT Law Enforcers Think They Will GET AWAY WITH THIS!!!

A Teensy Part of the Wilmington, North Carolina Po-Lease Force -- aka THE TIGHTIE-WHITIES.

Please remember that Wilmington, NC Police Chief Ralph Evangelous smoked crack DAILY at a house owned by the uncle of a friend of mine in Wilmington. Although the CRACK PROBLEM has for FIVE YEARS been more prevalent among WHITE PEOPLE THAN BLACK PEOPLE -- ESPECIALLY in Wilmington, Chief Evangelous smokes EXCLUSIVELY with black folk of a "questionable kind".

Sheriff Ed McMahon spoke on July 3, 2011 at what can ONLY be called a NAZI PARTY RALLY in front of the river steps of the Nixon Federal Building (non-whites were NOT welcome and it was ALL ABOUT the USA being a FUNDAMENTALIST CHRISTIAN COUNTRY ONLY -- with top brass from ALL FOUR MAJOR SERVICES (white and male, ONLY) also as SPECIAL MASCOTS.

I finally started screaming "BLASPHEMERS!!! TRAITORS!!!" at the top of my lungs and left VERY SLOWLY with full one-finger salute to all -- atop my stretched up 40"-sleeve arm (my inseam is the same -- third leg is "Continental" -- but "cut"), on my 6' 11" GOD-SERVING BODY!!!

Google in this blog for how Sheriff McMahon's deputies protect the mini-subs bringing in TONS and TONS of cocaine and METH to Wilmington!!!

>>> AN ACTUAL ARTICLE FROM WILMINGTON PRESS (with comments!!!)

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Submitted by WWAY on Mon, 10/14/2013 - 4:12pm.

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WORMWOOD, NC (WWAY) -- Wilmington and New Hanover County leaders announced what they called an "enforcement partnership" between Wilmington Police and the Sheriff's Office in the wake of recent violence, including the shooting of a deputy and the shooting death of his alleged assailant.

Wilmington Police Chief Ralph Evangelous said law enforcement has made more than 100 arrests in the last several months as they fought the area's gang problem.

"With this added effort comes push back," Evanglous said. "Now we are pushing back."

Evangelous and New Hanover County Sheriff Ed McMahon announced a 14-man housing unit comprised of seven police officers and seven deputies to patrol Wilmington Housing Authority communities, which have been at the center of the problem. They also plan to expand uniformed presence around the city and county by deploying 32 non-patrol officers from each agency.

"This is a community problem," McMahon said. "There has been a blatant disregard for the community (the last weeks and months)!!!," he said, missing his metaphoricals -- or some-such.

Evangelous, McMahon, District Attorney Ben David and several members of the Wilmington City Council and New Hanover County Commission attended an afternoon news conference at City Hall to announce the joint effort.

"You all have the right to feel safe where you live, where you work and where you travel," Evangelous said.

Do you think this new city/county initiative to fight gang violence will work?

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Clean out the stagnant first

Submitted by Guest99876 (not verified) on Mon, 10/14/2013 - 5:02pm.

This sounds like a great idea if the sheriffs office will clean out the Stagnant top brass that collect a free check from tax payers. Not so different from the leaches they so gladly will have others pursue!
The WPD needs to hire more competent and not so timid officers to work those areas. Trust me the residents smell fear! And you guys have as many chicken$@##€ as NHSO does.

If both agencies would fill the void the have with good respectful LEO's the public would grow to trust you!

Right now the areas Trust in local law enforcement is not very good.

And justifiably so with all the scandal this area has had over a 30month span!

Hire the best not the most popular, promote the best not the best campaigner, stay away from quotas for hiring and promoting. I may be wrong with my assessment, but everybody including your own know yours is wrong.

Try a new approach it just may bring the citizens trust back to you guys.

need to increase police presence

Submitted by Concerned Citizen (not verified) on Mon, 10/14/2013 - 3:48pm.

With all the crime in the area and officers losing their jobs-Why arent they hiring more officers and deputies?

To Start

Submitted by jj on Mon, 10/14/2013 - 1:01pm.

To start the city needs to fire Evangelous and find someone who will enforce all laws. Speeding, running redlights and stop signs is out of control in the city. Just drive down Carolina Beach Road and 3RD Street. It is a raceway out there and nothing is being done about it. So, lets start enforcing all laws and people will see that they can't get away with things.

With all due respect, the

Submitted by troy (not verified) on Mon, 10/14/2013 - 4:47pm.

With all due respect, the speeding and red light running is most likely on the back burner right now. Maybe when the kids stop shooting each other we can start to look into that problem. Really?

Mayonnaise sandwiches with

Submitted by Guest Reply Redux on Mon, 10/14/2013 - 12:42pm.

Mayonnaise sandwiches with water will be served at 5!

City Hall's door steps should be full of citizens Demanding action for crime that has escalated in recent months to keep the ball rolling.
Naw...it'll never happen :-(

Why won't it happen? Because

Submitted by Tracie C (not verified) on Mon, 10/14/2013 - 2:36pm.

Why won't it happen? Because of folks like you who only sit and pass judgement through your computer screens. What are YOU doing to help stop crime in OUR neighborhoods? Nothing....as usual.