First report from the scene of this local tragedy . . .
Two children dead in Overland Park apartment complex fire
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. - Two children are dead and seven other people injured after an apartment complex caught fire early Tuesday morning, Overland Park Fire Dept. Media Manager Jason Rhodes said. The fire started before 2:30 a.m. near 89th and Glenwood streets. From the same unit, a woman suffered minor burns and smoke inhalation.
^^^^^^ No he is right sort of, thats a major section 8 area and is mostly black and there has been a ton of issues in that neighborhood.
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Life is sacred and those children, who would have one day attended my daughter's school, deserved to live. They would have grown into smart, caring adults that made a positive impact on the world- unlike yourself. Please know that your racist views are dying out and that you will be forgotten along with them.
-Melissa Arnold
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ReplyDeleteActually as somebody who grew up not far from that area in the early 1970's - 1980's -1990's era
That is NOT the 1st time there has been a FIRE at this complex.
its old anyway
Its always kinda been a low income apartment complex for decades no matter who was living there,,,, or what nationality.
That apartment complex as I recall gave a lotta people hope and a better start to a better life later on.
I used to know a few people that lived there back in the 1970's 1980's era, but only for a short while did they live there, then they bettered themselves and moved out to better housing some bought homes later in life.
of course things change as the decades go by and get worse, theu buy outs and property changing owners and other screwed up bullshit,,,,,