
Please see the July MAD LUV page for the earlier
history.
The Sheriff was at the Shirley Manor evicting a tenant on Thursday, August 6.
Some of our folks got excited, thinking it was MAD LUV. Unfortunately, he was back
plying his trade the same night. Winnie and Sandy ran into Henry Briggs at Ukrops on
Saturday, and learned that MAD LUV's turn doesn't come until the end of the month; this
was an unrelated eviction.
In the meantime, he fixed the low rider Olds (with license tags MAD LUV).
He parked it in the slot behind the Shirley Manor. By all reports, he still was in
business.
MAD LUV's blonde friend accosted one Team A patrol on MacArthur and accused them of
being racists for spending so much time on MacArthur. Our patrollers pointed out
that MacArthur is the heart of the drug activity in our neighborhood. MAD LUV
himself followed another team down Brook Road, tooting his horn.
On August 21, MAD LUV and his inamorata moved out.
Think about this folks: As much as we would like to see his little buns in the
slammer, for a LONG time, we are better off this way. If he had been arrested and
convicted, we all would pay the taxes (ca. $15,000 per year) to feed and house him in the
slammer. And another of his sort would have moved in within weeks.
As it is, he is GONE. More to the point, Shirley Manor is a harder target for
anybody who wants to replace him.
If we view the problem as getting him arrested, we think about short term. If we
view the problem as getting rid of him, in circumstances that will make it hard for
somebody to replace him, the problem is solved.
Trumpet this Good News!