From WSB-TV, emphasis mine:
Two robbers held up two men outside the Varsity drive-in Monday night in downtown Atlanta.
The victims told police there were in the parking lot behind the Varsity on North Avenue at 11:05 when they were approached by an Hispanic male and a black male armed with a gun.
See, we can all get along.
1. Injured cops video Shirley probably doesn’t want you to watch (What’s going on in the video made one man so mad, he said he wanted to hit Mayor Shirley Franklin with a baseball bat. Bad idea.)
2. Brenda Lee forcibly removed from Obama press area (Macon reporter — and not the ’60s songstress — makes a spectacle of herself while being dragged away from Air Force One.)
3. Perception of Crime watch (According to the mayor and police chief, Atlanta isn’t experiencing a crime wave — it’s experiencing a perception of crime wave. Have you been a victim of a perception of crime? If so, please fill out this form.)
4. Vindictive, thin-skinned mayor acting vindictive, thin-skinned (Franklin wants the feds to investigate the police union president who made the bat statement. See No. 1.)
5. State Sen. John Wiles confuses MARTA with car wash (Lawmaker so frustrated with transit agency, he says he wouldn’t let them wash his wheels.)
According to blogger and friend-o-Fresh Loaf Reporter-Cub, the Perception of Crime in Atlanta just broke into a van belonging to Americorps volunteers fixing-up a park in Kirkwood.
Perception of Crime Watch® is on the Twitter at #PoCATL.
