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of Cape Elizabeth, ME
Sep 11, 2008 3:54 PM
--This comment has been removed for violating the user guidelines--concerned
of portland, ME
concerned..
oh i'm sorry that you only have to deal with Tax evasion and school vandalism, but i regret to inform you that there are more drugs down at Kettle Cove on any given day and the only difference between cape kids and westbrook kids is just that cape kids can afford the HIGHER end drugs..... Toke up!report abuse
Sep 11, 2008 2:33 PM
ha ha ha
concerned..
oh i'm sorry that you only have to deal with Tax evasion and school vandalism, but i regret to inform you that there are more drugs down at Kettle Cove on any given day and the only difference between cape kids and westbrook kids is just that cape kids can afford the HIGHER end drugs..... Toke up!report abuse
concerned
of Cape Elizabeth, ME
Westbrook Fugitive Busts Continue
Westbrook Police say they tracked down 25 people on their list of 300 fugitives in and around the city. The crack down on outstanding warrants was assisted by the U.S. Marshal's Office, who gave the Westbrook Police Department a grant to get some of their most wanted criminals off the street.
17 people were arrested in the crack down, 2 people turned themselves in, 6 were found already locked up in jail and 2 others were found to be deceased.
Westbrook P.D. will team up with WGME News 13 on Monday for an edition of the Fugitive Files to bring down some of the others, they didn't catch in the busts. Tune into the Fugitive Files beginning on News 13 Live at Five on Monday September 15th.
Hmmmmm......report abuse
Sep 11, 2008 2:13 PM
From WGME
Westbrook Fugitive Busts Continue
Westbrook Police say they tracked down 25 people on their list of 300 fugitives in and around the city. The crack down on outstanding warrants was assisted by the U.S. Marshal's Office, who gave the Westbrook Police Department a grant to get some of their most wanted criminals off the street.
17 people were arrested in the crack down, 2 people turned themselves in, 6 were found already locked up in jail and 2 others were found to be deceased.
Westbrook P.D. will team up with WGME News 13 on Monday for an edition of the Fugitive Files to bring down some of the others, they didn't catch in the busts. Tune into the Fugitive Files beginning on News 13 Live at Five on Monday September 15th.
Hmmmmm......report abuse
concerned
of portland, ME
While your children were busy vandalizing their High school........
The Westbrook kids were playing in the Babe Ruth World Series in Arkanas and finished 2nd in the nation.......!!!!!!!!
hmmmm????
When was the last time cape kkids were regional champions.....oh thats right......they're still doing community service....!!!!!
hey cape...you let this clown represent your home town?report abuse
Sep 11, 2008 12:27 PM
Jeff Hodge of Cape Elizabeth.....
While your children were busy vandalizing their High school........
The Westbrook kids were playing in the Babe Ruth World Series in Arkanas and finished 2nd in the nation.......!!!!!!!!
hmmmm????
When was the last time cape kkids were regional champions.....oh thats right......they're still doing community service....!!!!!
hey cape...you let this clown represent your home town?report abuse
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