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03 June 2005

META-OUTRAGEOUS Monday morning wasn't the first time Michelle Bradford received a ride from Beaver County deputies. The office had placed Bradford, a 39-year-old homeless woman who can't speak or hear, in a motel and twice helped her go to a homeless shelter in Cedar City.
But this time, Beaver County law enforcement took her over the Millard County line to a service station at about 1 a.m., then drove away.
For some reason, this story really gnaws at me. After I read the link, I'll know why.
posted by trondant 03 June | 21:43
The sheriff is pissed because his deputies let a problem leave his jurisdiction, and not for any other reason.
posted by trondant 03 June | 21:51
It's really common in small towns, i think--they have no services.

We're no better tho even with services--we bus homeless people upstate to massive Camp LaGuardia--a Giuliani legacy.
posted by amberglow 03 June | 22:08
"Why she keeps coming back to my town, I don't know," Yardley said.
Because she fucking lives there, you fucking stupid redneck.
posted by dg 04 June | 08:34
We're no better tho even with services--we bus homeless people upstate to massive Camp LaGuardia--a Giuliani legacy.

Amberglow there is a big difference. The equivalent would be if a NYPD unit took a homeless person and dropped her off at a gas station in New Rochelle (that sort of thing has been known to happen).
posted by mlis 04 June | 21:28
I found some lint in my navel. || Got an idea and need help.

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