Think it is VERY interesting that a crime report increase came out the SAME week as the NATIONAL BLACK[death] Theater Festival; almost as if something were trying to intimidate the local African Americans who ride public transportaion; who have no vehicle to stay at home; do not go out at night; which is when most normal people party and socialize=? and am sure[without reading the article-that there are certain locations identified-which is probably where the person/individual lives that they are trying to intimidate into serving white males systems;[Show me one Black system in operation in the mainstream that was created and controlled by an African American male not working under/for white males]=does not exist;[just looked at map in the article and sure enough SILAS CREEK PARKWAY/ near Polo is on the list=which is where relative walks in area=thus; anything happens to relative=on or off SKP=part of system designed to try and intimidate, threaten for LIVING [without white males permission];[verification will be coming soon-being that some of you think EXTREME];posted on blog about the United States Middle Distirct Court sending Juror summons on Cintas birthday';=not a coincidence;
And whoever in nothern Winston-Salem created the spike KNOWS that they can/suppose to get away with it[sort of like Chris [the judges son with his car washing in residental area]; they have backup=part of system of control of African American communities=in fact= all forms of crime are a form of SOCIAL CONTROL; want people to be obediant; follow intstructions only thing have to do is to create crime; and the more control desired=create a bigger crime=which is what the African American communities are suffering from crime [and based on reports=usually African Americans that live in the neighborhood=usually don't have the money, knowledge, power to maintain any type of system, especially related to crime; CONFIRMATION: there is a camera[survelliance[sp] on just about every corner in the African American neighborhood];
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July sees a big spike in robberies, thanks to a recent rash of incidents in northern Winston-Salem
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Posted: Wednesday, July 31, 2013 9:34 pm | Updated: 11:15 pm, Wed Jul 31, 2013.
Robberies in the month of July are up 72 percent over the same month last year. The latest incidents are a rash of armed robberies and attempted robberies in northern Winston-Salem.Of the 55 robberies committed between July 1 and July 30, three took place within miles of each other in the northern part of the city this week and a fourth attempt was made Tuesday night. Three of those attempts occurred in parking lots of apartment complexes, where residents now are on edge.“It is kind of scary,” said Tete Moore, a resident of the Ambercrest apartment complex where several women were robbed outside an apartment early Tuesday morning.
Moore said she has lived in the complex, just off Bethabara Park Boulevard, for two years and never had any personal experience with robberies or break-ins. She wasn’t aware of the recent string of crime until a friend sent her a text message about it Tuesday.
“You just never know. … I guess you’re not safe anywhere,” Moore said. “I’m definitely going to be more aware.”
In the latest instance on Tuesday night, a young man armed with a small handgun approached Erik Houpt, who was delivering a pizza in the Brandemere apartment complex, also off Bethabara Park Boulevard. The gunman approached Houpt as he walked back to his car after delivering the pizza. According to the police report, the man pointed the gun at Houpt and asked, “Yo bro, where’s the money at?
When Houpt refused to give him any money, the gunman followed Houpt to his car. He again pointed the gun at Houpt as Houpt started his car and drove away.
A K9 team was able to track the man’s trail across Bethabara Park Boulevard, but lost it at the edge of the woods.
Carman Lockhart has lived in the Brandemere complex for six years. She said she has always considered in a safe area.
“I was kind of surprised,” Lockhart said. “We usually don’t have anything like this (happen).”
Lockhart said she is going to try to get home earlier and not be in the parking lot after dark.
“It’ll curb my activities in the evening,” she said.
Three other incidents have occurred in the area since Sunday. In each case, the crime has been carried out by one or two young black men armed with handguns, according to police. Police said it’s not clear if the cases are connected. They have been referred to Winston-Salem Police Department’s criminal investigation division. Anyone with information about the incidents should call.
For the year so far, the robbery rate is less drastic. As of July 30, 261 robberies had been reported in 2013 – a 6 percent increase from the same period a year earlier.
aherron@wsjournal.com
Moore said she has lived in the complex, just off Bethabara Park Boulevard, for two years and never had any personal experience with robberies or break-ins. She wasn’t aware of the recent string of crime until a friend sent her a text message about it Tuesday.
“You just never know. … I guess you’re not safe anywhere,” Moore said. “I’m definitely going to be more aware.”
In the latest instance on Tuesday night, a young man armed with a small handgun approached Erik Houpt, who was delivering a pizza in the Brandemere apartment complex, also off Bethabara Park Boulevard. The gunman approached Houpt as he walked back to his car after delivering the pizza. According to the police report, the man pointed the gun at Houpt and asked, “Yo bro, where’s the money at?
When Houpt refused to give him any money, the gunman followed Houpt to his car. He again pointed the gun at Houpt as Houpt started his car and drove away.
A K9 team was able to track the man’s trail across Bethabara Park Boulevard, but lost it at the edge of the woods.
Carman Lockhart has lived in the Brandemere complex for six years. She said she has always considered in a safe area.
“I was kind of surprised,” Lockhart said. “We usually don’t have anything like this (happen).”
Lockhart said she is going to try to get home earlier and not be in the parking lot after dark.
“It’ll curb my activities in the evening,” she said.
Three other incidents have occurred in the area since Sunday. In each case, the crime has been carried out by one or two young black men armed with handguns, according to police. Police said it’s not clear if the cases are connected. They have been referred to Winston-Salem Police Department’s criminal investigation division. Anyone with information about the incidents should call.
For the year so far, the robbery rate is less drastic. As of July 30, 261 robberies had been reported in 2013 – a 6 percent increase from the same period a year earlier.
aherron@wsjournal.com
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