Posted on 06/27/2011 12:12:08 PM PDT by NoLibZone
DARBY BOROUGH The borough is back under a state of emergency today after being rocked by at least five violent incidents in a 72-hour period.
We are taking the borough back, Mayor Helen Thomas said during a Friday-night press conference to declare the state of emergency. We want everyone to understand that this has to stop, and its going to stop tonight.
Officials put the state of emergency declaration into effect at 8 p.m. Friday. Under the declaration, an 8 p.m.-6 a.m. curfew is in effect for adults and juveniles throughout the borough, and anyone discovered to be out during that time frame is subject to immediate stop-and-frisk procedures.
Police will concentrate primarily on groups of three or more individuals who are loitering or causing a disturbance.
The curfew will remain in effect for 10 days, after which, Thomas said, officials will re-evaluate the measure and decide whether to continue it.
(The criminals) are tearing the borough up, she said. There are too many guns and too many drugs. Tonight, the cells are going to be full.
The declaration was prompted by five violent incidents in the 72 hours preceding Fridays announcement. Those incidents included a stolen-car chase Thursday afternoon that ended with police shooting the driver after a confrontation at Fifth and Pine streets.
In an unrelated event earlier that day, a 27-year-old man was shot four times during a robbery in the 500 block of Spruce Street.
Later Thursday night, police were called to the 600 block of Darby Terrace for a report of a man with a gun barricaded inside a home.
I hope that you simply did not think that out before responding.
What these people need is the backbone to kill any felons who dare attack & batter them, rather than cower like good little girls ready for slavery.
“Right, as the world goes, is only in question between equals in power, while the strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must
- Thucydides
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At U. Darby Sears, dozens invade & flee with thousands in merchandise [ Philly ]
philly.com ^ | By STEPHANIE FARR
Posted on Monday, June 27, 2011 11:55:30 AM by NoLibZone
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Martial law is coming whether you want it or not. This is organized and planned violence, not spontaneous. Open your eyes.
I lived and worked and went to school in that area and it was once very desirable. Now it is a nightmare.
"(The criminals) are tearing the borough up," she said. "There are too many guns and too many drugs. Tonight, the cells are going to be full."
Not enough guns in the right hands, Mayor! I'm sure those 'youths' are all going to obey the law, right?
Ping.
I live 400 miles from any big city and have no plans to get involved with anything, ever.
But if somehow or other stuff came to my door, I would stand my ground.
I feel for good people who live around this stuff and are going to suffer. It is organized, orchestrated mayhem and it will get worse until people are killed. No doubt many people. Nothing can stop it, and advocating peaceful response will accomplish nothing. Better advice is to be mentally and in every other way prepared. And move, if that is feasible.
For the record, as I'm sure most Pennsylvanians know, Darby Borough is a rather bizarre suburb of Philly and located in Delaware County.
It was always corrupt and any drug you wanted could be found in minutes.
We need to vote out ALL incumbents (with the exception of our newly elected conservatives who have proven themselves) and start over, from scratch. We need to send a clear and concise message that the entitlement mentality is gone and a new era of personal responsibility has begun and you either get with the program or you're out. With all the money we waste, I'd like to “waste” just a little bit more; the FIRST thing I'd like to see happen when our new conservative President assumes office is that all addresses in America receive a copy of the Constitution with a cover letter renewing a pledge that all elected officials stand by their sworn oath to uphold this Constitution and as citizens, it is our DUTY to learn it and hod them accountable.
I don’t disagree with anything you’re saying. I just am not optimistic that any of it will do any good. Why?
1. Conservatives are too few; actually many people call themselves conservative who are not. True Constitutionalists are too few in number. Most R’s and even conservatives just want to tweak the current system a bit, or trim it down, or go off the cliff a little slower, rather than bring the fedgov back within Constitutional principles.
2. R’s - meaning elected politicians - are mostly all cowards without real Constitutional principles; many are just as bad as the D’s. Even if the ones in there leave and are replaced, it most likely won’t make much difference. The elitist string pullers are powerful.
3. Much of the non-lected bureaucracies of state and fed agencies, departments and so on are either out and out lefitsts or just gravy train riders who don’t to rock the boat.
4. The economy is collapsing and there will be no gov money to support the vast numbers of the entitlement class, this will happen no matter what.
5. Most states are so riding the gravy train themselves they don’t want major changes. But, states to me are the best hope, states rights movement are actually the best hope.
So, I see a number of different fuses, all burning away, and growing shorter. I wish I were more optimistic, but I’m not.
I do believe that Darby is W. C. Fields’ hometown. Ah yes my little chickadees. The chickens have come home to roost.
I certainly understand your lack of optimism, I feel it too. I’m giving myself to the 2012 election before I allow my last glimmer of hope to die out. My hope is that America will go through a revival of it’s Constitutional glory. I’m doing what I can to educate the younger people around me in hopes that it will make a difference. If 2012 is a bust, God help us!
Darby has progressed to the nirvana state that exists beyond the law. Life with out rules is the ultimate freedom and progressive state of mind.
“Sorry, I’m not for giving Obama and co. a reason to usher in martial law. I prefer we take another route.”
Then Obozo has you by the balls.
Moreover the idea that flashmobs can wreak havoc without response until someone defends himself and then and only then there is an “incident” is delusional.
Expanded Castle Doctrine is at the Governor’s desk. By PA Constitution it cannot take effect until 60 days after Corbett signs it.
Why would you think that I want flash mobs to not be held accountable for the havoc they wreak? On the contrary, I want them to dealt with swiftly and harshly; by law enforcement.
What I don't want is young white men and women playing into the race war plan. Is that delusional?
All anyone can do is try their best, and the rest is up to God.
Amen! That’s really all that matters ;P
** ALL** of our government owned and run schools are GODLESS in their worldview, socialist-funded, compulsory, and managed by the collectivist voting-mob!
Simply by attending, 85% of all of our nation's children become comfortable with taking their neighbor's money for a service their parents want for tuition-free. Well, gee! If the government can use police threat to get free schooling why not a thousand other wants and needs? Children also learn to be comfortable with government compulsion and voter mob collectivist control of their lives.
Finally....Children who attend godless schools WILL learn to think and reason godlessly. They must simply to cooperate with the classroom instruction.
So?....Has any of the above been good for our nation? NO! Wilson, Roosevelt, Johnson, Carter, and Clinton, and now the full-blown Marxist Obama is proof enough of that. Any more of this indoctrination and we will see re-education camps in this nation.
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