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Hello, it’s me: You’re under arrest
DAYTON April 8 A patrolling officer observed a known subject sitting on the cement wall near Huntington Bank and U.S. Bank on Ludlow Street. She is a constant problem downtown and has been arrested several times for panhandling. The officer saw the subject ask a passing male for money. He then drove around the block and parked his cruiser, approaching her on foot. He stood behind the subject as she asked four different people for money. They all waved her off. They also saw the officer, but the subject was unaware he was standing behind her. He then sat down next to her, but she didn’t realize he was there because her back was to him. The subject then turned in the officer’s direction. She stated, “Oh, expletive. Just give me a ticket.” The officer informed her that she was going to jail for panhandling without a permit and panhandling in a restricted area.
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By Grandma Sue
June 6, 2009 11:22 AM | Link to this
As much as I dislike the panhandlers, I find the following amusing: Dayton requires panhandlers pay a $15 annual registration fee in Dayton to beg for money, and Sheriff Plummer requires decades old homeless registered sex offenders living under bridges - who can’t afford food - to pay a $100 annual registration fee. Good thing Plummer wasn’t around 2000 years ago - he’d of made Jesus pay for his own cross.
By Bill
June 6, 2009 12:39 PM | Link to this
All the drug dealing, robbery, and murders that are going on and Plummer’s cops are worried about petty, little, victimless crimes like panhandling without a permit? What a joke! Panhandlers are such a threat to my family and my lively hood. Next week, they’re cracking down on Jay Walkers and litterers. LOL! Pretty soon Plummer will be on the corner asking for money too. We’re just waiting for the election.
By dhampton100
June 6, 2009 1:29 PM | Link to this
“made Jesus pay for his own cross? Man that is the best one I’ve heard all week. You get the best comment of the week award!
By hoppy
June 6, 2009 3:13 PM | Link to this
That is a good one bout the cross…
By nyc
June 6, 2009 4:28 PM | Link to this
dont you have to panhandle illegally to raise the $15??? my hats off to the officer on his ability to capture his subject..where did he learn how to do that??? awesome approach and capture…cia style
By mike
June 6, 2009 6:02 PM | Link to this
At least he didn’t accidentally taser himself. Who dresses that yahoo in the morning?
By Heavy
June 6, 2009 6:46 PM | Link to this
how about sneaking up on some drug deals downtown.under age smoking and drinking,cutting school.
By Transplanted from Dayton
June 7, 2009 1:10 AM | Link to this
While your officer was in your local paper, so was ours here in Gwinnett County, GA You know where NCR is moving to…hmm TODAY’S NEWS Drug money well spent LAWRENCEVILLE - In May 2008, Gwinnett police arrested 20-year-old Edgar Rodriguez-Alejandro at a Hamilton Road residence after responding to a kidnapping call. Before the night was over, they had uncovered 12 kilograms of cocaine and nearly $8 million in cash from his residence next door.
By jay
June 7, 2009 9:35 AM | Link to this
Make Rhine(lesbian)Mclin pay the $15.
By shellymoe
June 8, 2009 12:28 PM | Link to this
I wish Mont. county would charge these bums. I’m sick of the dude in the wheelchair rolling out in front of me near the Traffic Circle or WalMart on Miller. With no leg, you know that dude gets a check!
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