Classic Candice inspires us to get back to basics and take a look at all of these local links today . . .
KCMO Gunfire Tech
ShotSpotter app technology helps KCPD track gun shots, catch celebratory gunfire
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - An app that helps police pinpoint incidents of gunfire has helped local officers track down people shooting of guns with their fireworks in past years, and KCPD hope the same for 2017. ShotSpotter technology has led to more than 60 local arrests and helped reduce celebratory gunfire during last year's 4th of July holiday, according to KCPD.
Local Economic Predictions
KC economists: Amid all the chaos, economy keeps chugging along - Kansas City Business Journal
Although global news seems to constantly give investors and business executives something to worry about, local economists say the market continues to plug along resiliently. Although global news seems to constantly give investors and business executives something to worry about, local economists say the market continues to plug along resiliently.
Lucky 1st Responder
Kansas City firefighter's search for coffee leads him to $77,777
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A Kansas City firefighter won $77,777 after a series of non-routine events led him to the convenience store for a cup of coffee. Sam Santa Maria said he was out of K-cups at his house, which he says doesn't ever happen, so he walked to the corner store for a cup of joe.
Kansas City Housing Crisis???
New home shortage persists in KC Metro
The Kansas City area continues to struggle through a shortage of housing, even as building permits increase. Developers and realtors say the area has about a two-month supply of new homes. A balanced market normally has a supply of about five or six months.
Prison Probs Across State Line, Too
Wyandotte County deputy arrested, fired in connection to forgery and theft case
WYANDOTTE COUNTY, Kan. - Officials Thursday announced a now-former deputy for the Wyandotte County Sheriff's Office faces several criminal charges in connection to a forgery and theft investigation. Jay Pennington, 38, has lost his job with department after his arrested Thursday in connection to the case.
Troubled Forecast Ahead
First Alert: Flash Flood Watch in effect until Noon Friday
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Kansas City Corridor Trivia
Eyes on the Eagle
On the median separating Ward Parkway near 67th Street stands a giant eagle bronze statue. Stephanie Hamil, of Leawood, Kansas, had heard a rumor in high school and asked CuriousKC: Who's responsible for the eagle, and did it really once have ruby eyes?
And this is the OPEN THREAD for right now . . .
"Wyandotte County deputy arrested, fired in connection to forgery and theft case"
ReplyDelete"It's unclear exactly what his alleged crimes entail, or if any other people were involved in or outside the sheriff's office."
So exactly why does channel 4 have reporters? Fuck sakes! I can stand around an say I don't know a damn thing about something.
Candice would be a very good fuck.
ReplyDeleteGreat news!
ReplyDeleteShot Spotter technology was used to make 60 arrests for "celebratory gunfire" last July 4.
But so far this year there are 69 murders in KCMO and not even half of them will ever be solved or so much as arrests made.
Somehow maybe the priorities seem a bit upside down.
Hell, that's probably less than the firefighter made so far this year in overtime!
ReplyDeleteRegarding the eagle, in the 50's the teenagers would hang a toilet seat off its rear end.
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