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Post by williamtsherman on Sept 18, 2018 15:02:32 GMT -6
Just Thought Id say living in Muncie is great.. There is currently a manhunt in my neighborhood lol You'd think they would know there are no men in that neighborhood.
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Post by cardfan on Sept 18, 2018 15:11:46 GMT -6
Just Thought Id say living in Muncie is great.. There is currently a manhunt in my neighborhood lol You'd think they would know there are no men in that neighborhood. Nope just root cellar dwellers.
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Post by williamtsherman on Nov 16, 2018 8:17:18 GMT -6
Muncie residents have resumed their food-related attacks on each other:
Police: Video evidence in Muncie Crock-Pot attack
"While the flying Crock-pot then went out of the phone camera's frame, the officer wrote that he "could hear the Crock-Pot striking (the accuser), followed by (that woman) yelling, "Ouch!'"
It goes without saying that I long to see this video.
And, of course, the story concludes as all these stories do:
"Her criminal record includes convictions for battery resulting in bodily injury, disorderly conduct and public intoxication"
Muncie criminals apparently leave the womb with a prior rap sheet, because nobody ever seems to do anything unless they have already been (at least) charged with doing something previously.
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Post by rmcalhoun on Nov 16, 2018 18:06:27 GMT -6
Muncie really is a very special place
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Post by williamtsherman on Dec 12, 2018 18:45:30 GMT -6
OK, Muncie person drives into Muncie house at 80mph. Not hardly worthy of mention...just another day in Middletown. But then the guy really kicks it into gear. He at first claimed he had been robbed and beaten by bandits who stole his Jeep.
One of the passengers told police said Foster had been “speeding down 18th (Street), probably going 80 miles an hour and was chugging Fireball (whisky).”
Authorities said Foster, taken to the hospital for a blood draw and to be examined for crash injuries, created a disturbance there, repeatedly screaming, cursing and spitting blood at emergency personnel, prompting them to place a “spit hood” over his head.
Foster reportedly warned one hospital staff member he intended to sexually assault him, and told an officer, “I wouldn’t have even hit the house if it wasn’t for these s----y Muncie roads.”Threatening gay rape is somewhat out of bounds, but...you know....I think he has a point about the Muncie roads. Obligatory: " Foster was convicted of domestic battery in 2014." I remain unconvinced that we have an over-incarceration problem in this country. Muncie man held for DWI, threats after Jeep crashes into southside home
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Post by steve on Dec 12, 2018 19:36:28 GMT -6
Freakin awesome article
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Post by Hoopsmith on Dec 18, 2018 14:09:02 GMT -6
OK, Muncie person drives into Muncie house at 80mph. Not hardly worthy of mention...just another day in Middletown. But then the guy really kicks it into gear. He at first claimed he had been robbed and beaten by bandits who stole his Jeep.
One of the passengers told police said Foster had been “speeding down 18th (Street), probably going 80 miles an hour and was chugging Fireball (whisky).”
Authorities said Foster, taken to the hospital for a blood draw and to be examined for crash injuries, created a disturbance there, repeatedly screaming, cursing and spitting blood at emergency personnel, prompting them to place a “spit hood” over his head.
Foster reportedly warned one hospital staff member he intended to sexually assault him, and told an officer, “I wouldn’t have even hit the house if it wasn’t for these s----y Muncie roads.”Threatening gay rape is somewhat out of bounds, but...you know....I think he has a point about the Muncie roads. Obligatory: " Foster was convicted of domestic battery in 2014." I remain unconvinced that we have an over-incarceration problem in this country. Muncie man held for DWI, threats after Jeep crashes into southside homeding ding ding We may have our winner!
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Post by JacksonStreetElite on Dec 18, 2018 14:23:35 GMT -6
OK, Muncie person drives into Muncie house at 80mph. Not hardly worthy of mention...just another day in Middletown. But then the guy really kicks it into gear. He at first claimed he had been robbed and beaten by bandits who stole his Jeep.
One of the passengers told police said Foster had been “speeding down 18th (Street), probably going 80 miles an hour and was chugging Fireball (whisky).”
Authorities said Foster, taken to the hospital for a blood draw and to be examined for crash injuries, created a disturbance there, repeatedly screaming, cursing and spitting blood at emergency personnel, prompting them to place a “spit hood” over his head.
Foster reportedly warned one hospital staff member he intended to sexually assault him, and told an officer, “I wouldn’t have even hit the house if it wasn’t for these s----y Muncie roads.”Threatening gay rape is somewhat out of bounds, but...you know....I think he has a point about the Muncie roads. Obligatory: " Foster was convicted of domestic battery in 2014." I remain unconvinced that we have an over-incarceration problem in this country. Muncie man held for DWI, threats after Jeep crashes into southside homeding ding ding We may have our winner! I don't think he's eligible for the contest. It is the 2016 WTS Muncie Person of the Year award. And everyone knows you have to be going 88 miles per hour to time travel.
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Post by 00hmh on Jan 4, 2019 11:04:24 GMT -6
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Post by rmcalhoun on Jan 4, 2019 11:22:18 GMT -6
Jackie chan
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Post by williamtsherman on Feb 4, 2019 20:38:35 GMT -6
I had just been recently thinking that Muncie criminals have been slacking on the sort of harebrained behavior I so deplorably enjoy. I mean..oh sure...there have been plenty of arrests for stealing, fighting, mething and all the usual stuff, and by people with the usual prior records. But something has been missing. That special Muncie element. But today there is a story abounding in that special Muncie element. The ever-excellent Douglas Walker informs us: MUNCIE, Ind. – Authorities said a Muncie man early Monday threatened 911 dispatchers, vowed to shoot – with a bow and arrow – anyone who entered his home, and kicked at a police K-9, which responded by biting him.
His girlfriend, meanwhile, is accused of throwing logs from a woodpile that struck both the K-9 and an officer.
Out of the three involved, I would bet on the K-9 scoring the highest on an IQ test.
The whole thing kicked off when the guy, Meyers, called the cops himself because his girlfriend, Doyle, was pounding on his door. Police said when they arrived, they persuaded Doyle to move away from the door. Myers then came outside and allegedly “stood aggressively postured on the front porch.” Myers was generally uncooperative as officers told him to walk off the porch and surrender. During a struggle, he allegedly kicked at an officer and his K-9 partner, which responded by biting Myers on his left leg.
Doyle, meanwhile, began to hurl logs from a woodpile, striking – but apparently not injuring – an officer and the police dog.
Both Doyle and Myers appeared to be “extremely intoxicated,” an officer wrote, but breath tests were not attempted “given the aggressive, violent, erratic behavior.”A lot of good stuff here, but what I think puts it over the top is the image of the guy sitting in his front room with a drawn bow and arrow pointed at his front door. Also, I long for a picture of him standing "aggressively postured on the front porch." And then, of course, we have this at the end. According to court records, he has been convicted of carrying a handgun without a license, criminal recklessness, driving while suspended, failure to return to lawful detention, invasion of privacy (three times), possession of marijuana, public intoxication (twice), receiving stolen property, residential entry and resisting law enforcement (twice),
She has been convicted of criminal confinement and receiving stolen property.Another nail in the coffin of the idea that we have an "over incarceration" problem in the USA. Also, doesn't it seem like NOBODY whose license is suspended actually quits driving? Muncie couple accused of battering officers, K-9
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Post by Deleted on Feb 4, 2019 21:07:57 GMT -6
The whole thing kicked off when the guy, Meyers, called the cops himself because his girlfriend, Doyle, was pounding on his door. Police said when they arrived, they persuaded Doyle to move away from the door. Myers then came outside and allegedly “stood aggressively postured on the front porch.” Myers was generally uncooperative as officers told him to walk off the porch and surrender. During a struggle, he allegedly kicked at an officer and his K-9 partner, which responded by biting Myers on his left leg.
I always hate it when I call 911 and forget that I called when the police arrive......
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Post by 00hmh on Feb 4, 2019 21:50:48 GMT -6
The whole thing kicked off when the guy, Meyers, called the cops himself because his girlfriend, Doyle, was pounding on his door. Police said when they arrived, they persuaded Doyle to move away from the door. Myers then came outside and allegedly “stood aggressively postured on the front porch.” Myers was generally uncooperative as officers told him to walk off the porch and surrender. During a struggle, he allegedly kicked at an officer and his K-9 partner, which responded by biting Myers on his left leg.
I always hate it when I call 911 and forget that I called when the police arrive...... I just hope you keep your bow handy in case of trouble, then whether 911 shows or not you are ready. What could go wrong, despite your lapse of memory?
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Post by williamtsherman on Feb 12, 2019 20:27:47 GMT -6
When I first saw the article about these three teen meatheads getting nailed for armed robbery, I was sure there would be ample material for the WTS Muncie Person of the Year thread. Shockingly, the story completely lacked any of the deliciously dumb details that my sick mind enjoys so much. they just committed a robbery and got caught. Sort of boring, actually. But now (Douglas Walker to the rescue!) the details emerge: According to police reports, Robert J. Rockwell Jr., 18, was handling a .25-caliber handgun in a moving car on Nov. 29 when the weapon discharged, sending a bullet into the left shoulder of Zachary Allen Lester, then 16.And then, I imagine, Lester smacked Rockwell Jr. in the head the way Moe would smack Curly in the head whenever Curly would accidently hurt Moe. After the Nov. 29 shooting, Stacy dropped Lester off at IU Health Blackford Hospital for treatment of his gunshot wound, reports indicated. Lester at first tried to persuade Hartford City police and Blackford County deputies that he had been shot by an unknown assailant in a local park.Cops get lied to all the time by dipshit criminals. Daily. They are the last people in the world who are going to believe this cover story. According to a report, Lester told investigators he and his two friends “always ‘strapped up’ when they drive around because if someone shoots at them, they can shoot back.” In addition to that firearm, the teens also were traveling with an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle and a .45-caliber handgun, both belonging to Stacy • Stacy told investigators "he carries the guns in his car because his mother told him to."
• Stacy said he had purchased the .45-caliber handgun from Rockwell's fatherNow THIS is the sort of imbecility I expected to see in the story about the armed robbery. It just took a while to come out. By the way, I see Hartford City sneaking into the picture as another rival ( along with New Castle, of course) to Muncie in brain-dead criminality. link
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Post by williamtsherman on Feb 14, 2019 10:03:52 GMT -6
After mulling over this last story for a couple days, I think I've been convinced that I should also "strap up" while driving. Because I too want to be able to return fire whenever somebody shoots at me. It would really suck to be the target with no means to retaliate. Admittedly this has never happened to me, but that probably just means it's due.
But here's the difference between me and those teenage idiots - I'm going to have an airtight story ready beforehand, in case the gun accidently goes off and hits me or a passenger of mine. None of this ridiculous "unknown assailant at the park" nonsense. I'm going to say it was Herman, and that I recognize him from his message board picture....you can't hardly mistake him for someone else.
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