And all of this is under the statement that the president made about crime going"down" in the Cibao.
I wonder what country he was referring to...?
I wonder what country he was referring to...?
All of you guys open up an internet newspaper site of your country or state, and publish all the crimes you find in there on this post...
I know I would be quite busy to do this for Belgium. Mind you, this is a national newspaper site (HLN home) and only reports the major stuff, nothing simple like a pimp killing a hooker, or so...
- bloodbath in Liege. Some weaponfreak threw granates in a crowd. 5 dead already, amongst which a baby of 17 months
- passenger throws non-paying customer of train
- fistfight at the end of basketball match
- goalkeeper takes bite out of face of rival
Well, it was a quiet day. After all, they were still recuperating from the weekend.
Another interesting article in that newspaper. One out of every 45 children in the US is homeless. Or 1.6 million children over there are living on the streets. Not pointing a finger at the US, I am sure this is the same in most countries, and probably a lot of them are worse.
My point is that this kind of news is much more important, and deserves much more attention.
Sorry, DonP
Who is this, I'm Dutch and wondering if i know him or not.. what hotel does he own??
It is learned that 'several' hotels on the north coast belong to him, names of such hotels were not given.
donP
The source is not aware of an ownership of a hotel in this country.
donP
Maybe we could hire blackwater to begin tracking and eliminating all the violent perpetrators.
These kinds of crimes are rarely random.I understand he had just returned from a visit to the US, he was back one day or so in DR. Doesn't sound like a random killing to me.
donP does all foreigners with an interest in the DR a service by posting these events.
Perhaps Robert would consider another Forum, similar to the "Off Topic" one for "Crime in the D.R." .
With the Forum "Visible' only to those with 500 or more posts for example.
Just like where I live in the States, I like to know what's happening in my neighborhood.
For those ex-pat's that like to know what's happening locally, I think it's great!
In the States, many local news papers and/or on-line reporting have a section of what crimes were reported in the "local" area the night before.
So, the reporting of crimes by DonP is nothing new, rather he's up-to-date on the same type of reporting done in the States. In some local reporting in the States it's called "Police Blotter", etc. If those articles were not popular and welcomed by the readers, they would not have their own little section to report them.
Don't quote me on this, but from what I understand, similar reporting is done here on a Santiago radio station. My wife had told me in the past that I should listen to a certain station in the morning to know what was going on.
Basically, DonP provides similar English reporting, which is great for those that have difficulty listening to the news in Spanish.
Don
Someone who owns several hotels and villas and nobody in the industry know him. doesnt sound very strange?