Polcie: Man stabbed in Fitchburg by person he was trying to rob

Isn't ELM st.on the same street as the fpd? How can drugs be sold on this street? So let me get this right, the drug addict got stabbed by the drug dealer who the addict was attempting to rob?

So, the addict will be charged with attempted robbery?

The drug dealer was defending himself from robbery correct?

That Elm street is always a choisen street to deal drugs and guns.

Of course it is... what would be a better place than right near the FPD, where all the cops are hiding inside?

Curious wrote:

Isn't ELM st.on the same street as the fpd? How can drugs be sold on this street? So let me get this right, the drug addict got stabbed by the drug dealer who the addict was attempting to rob?
So, the addict will be charged with attempted robbery?
The drug dealer was defending himself from robbery correct?
That Elm street is always a choisen street to deal drugs and guns.

The addict should be charged with robbery...should also be charged with knife fighting without creds. People underestimate the skill and toughness required to properly involve oneself in the art of blade-play. It aint for the faint of heart kids.

What is this world coming to when it's not even safe to rob drug dealers in Fitchburg anymore?

Sophisticated Thug wrote:

<quoted text> The addict should be charged with robbery...should also be charged with knife fighting without creds. People underestimate the skill and toughness required to properly involve oneself in the art of blade-play. It aint for the faint of heart kids.

Sorry I've been away I was in canada karate chopping firewood the pay was good. As many of you know I grew up on the wrong side of the tracks and this story takes me back. When I was nine I was dropped into the frozen tundra of Nigeria on a special op to chop down a certain vip's family tree. When I turned eleven after twenty years of searching a local indian girl named Sqautmo 'it translates to sqauts by river and pees on rock' led me to the tree and I think we all kmow how that ended SUPER JUDO CHOP HIYAAAAAA! Stay safe

And also remember these wise words one of me teachers taught me. "He who bring rife to gun fight never win.".

Sophisticated Thug wrote:

<quoted text> The addict should be charged with robbery...should also be charged with knife fighting without creds. People underestimate the skill and toughness required to properly involve oneself in the art of blade-play. It aint for the faint of heart kids.

The ledgend in his own mind returns. And you are just the person to teach those skills. Maybe you should hold a class at Adult Education, Knife Skills For The Drug Addicted Scum"

Lynch Mob wrote:

<quoted text>The ledgend in his own mind returns. And you are just the person to teach those skills. Maybe you should hold a class at Adult Education, Knife Skills For The Drug Addicted Scum"

I don't train beginners, one would need to have some prior traing and ability before I would consider teaching those techniques. take some beginner classes in karate or boxing , then get back to me. And for god sakes...be safe!

Curious wrote:

Isn't ELM st.on the same street as the fpd? How can drugs be sold on this street? So let me get this right, the drug addict got stabbed by the drug dealer who the addict was attempting to rob?
So, the addict will be charged with attempted robbery?
The drug dealer was defending himself from robbery correct?
That Elm street is always a choisen street to deal drugs and guns.

Maybe if you worked a legitimate job and paid taxes like the rest of us, they could afford to hire more police officers.

Curious wrote:

Isn't ELM st.on the same street as the fpd? How can drugs be sold on this street? So let me get this right, the drug addict got stabbed by the drug dealer who the addict was attempting to rob?
So, the addict will be charged with attempted robbery?
The drug dealer was defending himself from robbery correct?
That Elm street is always a choisen street to deal drugs and guns.

Most towns and cities take a zero stand approach towards drug dealing and towards drug dealers. The FPD approach is to simply ignore it and make belive it is not happening. And, if anyone brings it up, simply tell them that you are far too understaffed to do anything about it.

As you point out; if open drug dealing is going on right next door to the FPD, our drug dealers sure as hell aren't overly concerned about being arrested for their antics. When drug users start robbing drug dealers right next door to the FPD; we all have to ask: Just what the F is the FPD actually doing for us; besides taking our hard earned tax dollars?

This story would be laughable; if it wasn't such a poor reflection of the effectiveness of our PD. Unreal.

Hey! The guy can't be that stupid. At least he was smart enough not to sell it in front off a school. He could be looking at some serious time.

Sophisticated Thug wrote:

<quoted text>I don't train beginners, one would need to have some prior traing and ability before I would consider teaching those techniques. take some beginner classes in karate or boxing , then get back to me. And for god sakes...be safe!

I can asure you little guy that I am no beginner and certainly don't need lessons from someone like you. Your all talk and full of yourself. I doubt you have the ability to train anybody. Take yourself off the pedistel and really, stop playing those video games and watching UFC, they are *ucking your mind up to the point that you are living a fanticy work. And for a little guy like you that is not safe.

nothing is going to happen, both eventually will be flushed back into the streets, and they will beef again. trust me....3 strike rule is a myth. cops DONT do crap i seen them rough up a 80 year old lady cause they thought she was hiding a suspect. they go tno morals. im not lych either. just a guy who has seen them in action and nobody can deny they dont care only to meet quota and get paid. end of story. no justice thats why these people are out here doing half this dumb shit.

you would be a absolute moron to not have protection at all times. omg you get caught by crooked cops with a knife! let back out a month later. end of story. and yes of course its right on the street were the fpd is. they allow this, they got bars and friends who sell coke out of them, they see fights they turn their lights on and go into a different direction. they get reports, half are not even written up or logged, then when they need to submit it to a court for a case, its tampered with. and.....nobody cares and nobody does anything. just move people.....sell what you got and just move. i still cannot believe.....i havent been on this forum in years and the same people are talking trash or trying to make points. heres a point. you suck. move....

Chucks Case is BS wrote:

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Most towns and cities take a zero stand approach towards drug dealing and towards drug dealers. The FPD approach is to simply ignore it and make belive it is not happening. And, if anyone brings it up, simply tell them that you are far too understaffed to do anything about it.
As you point out; if open drug dealing is going on right next door to the FPD, our drug dealers sure as hell aren't overly concerned about being arrested for their antics. When drug users start robbing drug dealers right next door to the FPD; we all have to ask: Just what the F is the FPD actually doing for us; besides taking our hard earned tax dollars?
This story would be laughable; if it wasn't such a poor reflection of the effectiveness of our PD. Unreal.

Once again you blame the police for the actions of scumbags. There are far more dirt bags out there than officers to arrest them. Even if they did arrest all of the dirt bags where would they put them? There are only so many cells. The best bet is to let them kill each other over $50 and save the tax payers money.

Lynch Mob wrote:

<quoted text>I can asure you little guy that I am no beginner and certainly don't need lessons from someone like you. Your all talk and full of yourself. I doubt you have the ability to train anybody. Take yourself off the pedistel and really, stop playing those video games and watching UFC, they are *ucking your mind up to the point that you are living a fanticy work. And for a little guy like you that is not safe.

Want to correct myself before the spelling and grammer cops do, I was typing to fast: Should read "fantasy world" not "fanticy work".

Funny wrote:

<quoted text>Once again you blame the police for the actions of scumbags. There are far more dirt bags out there than officers to arrest them. Even if they did arrest all of the dirt bags where would they put them? There are only so many cells. The best bet is to let them kill each other over $50 and save the tax payers money.

People like to blame the police for every crime that goes on. Like they are supposed to be everywhere a crime is committed like they have ESP or something. Unless we have a cop for every person that follows them 24/7 this kind of cr@p is always going to happen. These are the same people that have this "lock them up and throw away the key" attitude then complain that that they don't like the amount of money spent on jails & prisons.

Criminals are everywhere and you cant catch them all. Heck I'm guilty too. I just stole the last of the wifes Nestle crunchy ice cream things out of the freazer. Now technically it's not stealing because I bought them but try explaining that to her.

Chucks Case is BS wrote:

<quoted text>
Most towns and cities take a zero stand approach towards drug dealing and towards drug dealers. The FPD approach is to simply ignore it and make belive it is not happening. And, if anyone brings it up, simply tell them that you are far too understaffed to do anything about it.
As you point out; if open drug dealing is going on right next door to the FPD, our drug dealers sure as hell aren't overly concerned about being arrested for their antics. When drug users start robbing drug dealers right next door to the FPD; we all have to ask: Just what the F is the FPD actually doing for us; besides taking our hard earned tax dollars?
This story would be laughable; if it wasn't such a poor reflection of the effectiveness of our PD. Unreal.

You once again spin shit for your liking. Sometimes I think you may have a bit of experience in marketing. Mix the truth with the lies, lots of hyperbole, add some schmaltz and voila, we have your asinine argument again.

This problem you have is truly personal and consuming. I know. You wouldn't know the heart of this town, the good, the bad, the poor, its treasures, if they bit you on your dumbass. You hate the Fitchburg Police Department-you hate the Fitchburg Police Department-you hate the Fitchburg Police Department-you hate KS, and MS, and... We get it.

Do you still think anyone of any consequences still reads this bulletin board? If you do, you're delusional.

NPD.

Lynch Mob wrote:

<quoted text>Want to correct myself before the spelling and grammer cops do, I was typing to fast: Should read "fantasy world" not "fanticy work".

Thats because you were in a panic...AND THATS MY POINT! how do you expect to handle a rough or even deadly situation when a simple forum exchange sends you into a tail spin of self loathing and low self esteem anxiety attacks. Its real easy to sit there playing tough..tippy tapping at your keyboard. Calling me little man? come on..there all laughing at you out there. If you have a family...for there sakes don't act out any of your fantasys in public...you'll get hurt.

Sophisticated Thug wrote:

<quoted text>Thats because you were in a panic...AND THATS MY POINT! how do you expect to handle a rough or even deadly situation when a simple forum exchange sends you into a tail spin of self loathing and low self esteem anxiety attacks. Its real easy to sit there playing tough..tippy tapping at your keyboard. Calling me little man? come on..there all laughing at you out there. If you have a family...for there sakes don't act out any of your fantasys in public...you'll get hurt.

I noticed you missed some really simple punctuation and spelling in your post. So, what are you nervous or panicked about?