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Smash and grab burglary at Radio Shack

Tue, 05/20/2008 - 4:25pm
By: Ben Nelms

Fayetteville Police do not have much to go on but are searching for two subjects involved in a May 15 burglary at Radio Shack at Fayette Pavilion.

Police spokesman Steve Crawshaw said officers arrived at the 140 Pavilion Parkway location at approximately 2:15 a.m. last Thursday to find that a rock had been used to break out the glass on the store front and provide entry.

Crawshaw said two suspects wearing black or gray hoodies entered the store and stole an undetermined amount of merchandise.

Crawshaw said the incident is under investigation.

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Smash & Grabs easy to stop...
Submitted by Spyglass on Wed, 05/21/2008 - 2:04pm.

Allow the store owners to be armed.

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Parents Who Let Their Kids Wear ....
Submitted by 30YearResident on Wed, 05/21/2008 - 2:03pm.

For those parents that allow their kids to dress in "criminal attire", go out looking like they're dressed for some type of criminal activity, or wear hooded sweatshirts during the summer months, need to reevaluate their decisions.

Kids wear baggy pants down until their rear end shows are emulating criminals. Convicts are given clothes too big for them and therefore have to continually pull them up or let them hang. That's the style for the young hip-hop crowd. They think it's cool to be a criminal. Just listen to the words of those dumb rap noise they listen to.

Don't parents tell them how ridiculous they look in those outfits?
Don't parents exercise any control anymore?

Obviously not, just drive by a group waiting to get on a school bus and shake your head.

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Is anyone really surprised
Submitted by PTC Avenger on Tue, 05/20/2008 - 9:32pm.

Is anyone really surprised by these reports anymore?

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