Anonymous wrote:For those of you not worried about the photos. Maybe they are taking them to help them remember the kid they want to snatch.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here... just saw this on the Chevy Chase neighborhood list-serv: sad the conversation devolved so quickly: hopefully folks are right and this is all somehow fabricated, but until then, I'm taking the reports seriously and keeping an extra eye out...
From: 'Gresham, Melvin (MPD)' melvin.gresham@dc.gov
Good morning,
The Second District was recently alerted to several incidents in which
unidentified male subjects were observed watching children.
While we have not had any reported abductions or attempted abductions, we
wanted to provide our community with a synopsis of each incident and a
description of each subject. We have documented each incident and ask that
you immediately report any suspicious person(s) or activity in the
community so that the person(s) are identified.
We have increased our visibility in the areas around schools and
playgrounds and ask that the community continue the great job of being
vigilant.
Melvin Gresham
Commander
Second District
Suspicious Person: 4-26-2016 / 7:30PM at 4404 Yuma St. NW. Older Male,
Grey hair, Medium Complexion. Driving a blue small SUV. (Subject drove
slowly towards a child) CCN# 16-065741
Suspicious Person: 4-29-2016 / 10:12 AM at 4121 Nebraska Ave. NW. Male
possibly Hispanic or Middle Eastern, Late 20s to early 30s, 6’0 tall,
athletic build. Driving a Maroon Nissan Sentra (Subject seen taking
pictures of children on the playground) CCN# 16-067198
Lieutenant Walter J. Fleming
Metropolitan Police Department
Patrol Services Bureau
Second District
3320 Idaho Avenue, NW.
Washington, DC. 20016
202-715-7300 Station
202-375-9584 Cell
walter.fleming@dc.gov
Absent any additional information, this seems like pure paranoia to me. One man driving a car slowly near a child, another man taking pictures of children on the playground. I mean, really.
You don't think it's weird that someone would take pix of kids on a school playground?
Agree with this PP- I was at a public park with a splash water with my kids (then ages 6 and 4) who were running through- really no one there (in this area - way further down there were a few more kids in a different zone). Some older man was there and was taking pictures. I went up and asked him to stop taking pictures (most people usually ask before taking pictures of your kids). The man grumbled and said he could do whatever and then KEPT taking pictures- roamed around the area away from me but was still taking pictures of my kids. I wish DH had the "this is a most likely pedophile" alert as I did since he didn't react. I ended up grabbing both kids and got out of there. SICK people out there!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:None of these stories are true. No one posting here has first hand knowledge of any attempted abduction. At most, you read about one on a DCUM thread and now think it happened.
You are the only one who doesn't know what you're talking about. Just because you didn't hear about it doesn't mean it didn't happen. The smithsonian was widely reported. There was one in the news yesterday in Arlington too.
Yes, I understand all of this nonsense is being reported on list serves and the Smithsonian story was on the news. Ever wonder why none of these stories are actual kidnappings? It's always "someone tried to lure me into a car." We keep hearing the same story over and over again. If this were happening this often, don't you think at least one time, the kidnapper would have forcibly taken a kid? Keep believing this nonsense.
There's video of the Smithsonian. You are either 1. Not a parent 2. Extremely naive or 3. A child predator
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:None of these stories are true. No one posting here has first hand knowledge of any attempted abduction. At most, you read about one on a DCUM thread and now think it happened.
You are the only one who doesn't know what you're talking about. Just because you didn't hear about it doesn't mean it didn't happen. The smithsonian was widely reported. There was one in the news yesterday in Arlington too.
Yes, I understand all of this nonsense is being reported on list serves and the Smithsonian story was on the news. Ever wonder why none of these stories are actual kidnappings? It's always "someone tried to lure me into a car." We keep hearing the same story over and over again. If this were happening this often, don't you think at least one time, the kidnapper would have forcibly taken a kid? Keep believing this nonsense.
Um, better safe than sorry. Why do you think kids are making this shit up? Someone tried to lure me as a kid into a car so I totally believe it. Do I know they were going to kidnap me? No. Maybe they were just a weirdo. But in this day and age it isn't normal. And let's not forget some of these have been witnessed and caught on video. You're a very weird, naive, or possibly predatory person.
That's the second time you've called me a predator. Why don't you call the police.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:death penalty for pedos
First castrate with a rusty, dull knife.
And then let them grab their ankles for the 5 years of appeals. And then zap 'em.
And yes, random dudes photographing kids is freaky. You really want one of those old shriveled up dudes jerking off to a photo of your daughter on the swing?
I have enough actual things to worry about. I don't have time or energy to worry about the possibility of people I don't know doing things I don't know about.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:death penalty for pedos
First castrate with a rusty, dull knife.
And then let them grab their ankles for the 5 years of appeals. And then zap 'em.
And yes, random dudes photographing kids is freaky. You really want one of those old shriveled up dudes jerking off to a photo of your daughter on the swing?