almon
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Let's put humorous Irvine police stories here. Let me start with what is in my favorite magazine Car and Driver's Jan 2010 issue (in the Winners and Losers column), on page 70:
"WINNER: Then there's the painfully clean IRVINE, CALIFORNIA, known for its rows of identical white houses, identical white Republicans, and a low crime rate--indeed the lowest per capita violent-crime rate in the nation for five years running, according to the FBI. Irvine police get so few calls that when a father and his 14-year-old son began arguing in the driveway about water-polo practice, two cruisers arrived at the scene within minutes, according to the Los Angeles Times. An officer dutifully reported a 415--a 'disturbance, son not doing what dad wants. Verbal only. No crime.' When a real crook recently entered an Irvine home through an open garage door and demanded cash from a woman at gun-point, the police sent more than 40 cruisers, four police dogs, and a helicopter--and a nearby grade school was put on lockdown."
They obviously got everything wrong -> all Irvine houses are beige, not white... <!-- s
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"WINNER: Then there's the painfully clean IRVINE, CALIFORNIA, known for its rows of identical white houses, identical white Republicans, and a low crime rate--indeed the lowest per capita violent-crime rate in the nation for five years running, according to the FBI. Irvine police get so few calls that when a father and his 14-year-old son began arguing in the driveway about water-polo practice, two cruisers arrived at the scene within minutes, according to the Los Angeles Times. An officer dutifully reported a 415--a 'disturbance, son not doing what dad wants. Verbal only. No crime.' When a real crook recently entered an Irvine home through an open garage door and demanded cash from a woman at gun-point, the police sent more than 40 cruisers, four police dogs, and a helicopter--and a nearby grade school was put on lockdown."
They obviously got everything wrong -> all Irvine houses are beige, not white... <!-- s


