Violated

Why we should recall the entire Dayton City Commission: Violated- AGAIN garage robbed

My garage was broken into – again. I won’t bother you with how it happened, but they took their time hauling stuff out. A lot of stuff. From what I can tell, here is a list: 1 large & 1 small “Battery Tenders” for motorcycle and a scooter 1 battery charger/air compressor combo- Red- about Read More

Bulk waste fees, false alarm fees- why not a police and fire fee?

In cost-cutting moves the city started rationing bulk waste pickups years ago. To cut down on false burglar alarm calls- a progressive fine was put in place for too many false calls. It’s time to start dealing with bad actors in the community by charging fees to the property for number of police calls. That’s Read More

Violated, AGAIN- lost count. Chainsaw missing.

I got a chainsaw for Christmas. Used it Sunday afternoon. Went into the garage today- and the window was broken out- and the only thing missing was the chainsaw. They left the case, the extra chain- the oil. They didn’t get anything else- despite there being kids bikes, my safety shield for the chainsaw- and Read More

Violated 3x. The “war on drugs” fails us again

Siebenthaler and Carter Ave. Sometime last night. A little silver Honda Civic with a HOPE sticker in the back window, became the third crime to affect my household in the last 2 years. First the house was broken into in broad daylight, then the office in the middle of the night– and now, the girlfriend’s Read More

Aftermath of a break-in

In case you haven’t noticed, I haven’t posted nearly as frequently in the last 2 weeks. Nor have Greg and I been videotaping the Dayton Grassroots Daily Show. The break-in at my office took a toll on my work flow- and I’ve been playing catch-up since. A lot of time has been wasted restoring computers Read More

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