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Oh wow a rifle! My husband shoots for fun I guess I will finally have to go with him to the driving range!
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oops!! I better start getting that right since I'm a citizen of that county now ![]() |
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![]() One crime is not a crime spree! Crime does happen 'everywhere', but there is an extreme difference in frequency! The suburbs ARE safer than say, Freedom Dr or Optimist Park! That this is getting talked about is evidence of how rare serious crime is in Huntersville. Charlotte.com has a map somewhere that shows where the murders have happened, a brief description of each one, and a picture and name of the victim. Very few homicides are random, very few happen to well-off people, and they are very rare in the southern suburbs. That said, I'm not surprised at the hysteria something like this causes. It's almost as bad as another thread here where a well-intentioned, but stupid, mother freaked out about finding a sex offender 2 miles away. There are more important things to worry about. Last edited by joenc; 05-24-2007 at 10:15 PM. |
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We live in a newer subdivision still being built so we see cars riding through all the time. Lately we have been seeing this one particular one that stands out, please do not start saying I am stereotyping by what I am going to write. It is an older, early 90's white cadillac with a guy who definately looks like he is not from here but inner city Charlotte. Even by the car, flashy wheels and all, he is definately not looking to buy here. Well last night we found the car parked at the part of the area which is still being built and not occupied. My dh and neighbor, who acted really stupid, approached the car to see what they were up to. They were in the car shooting up and they saw a crack pipe laying on the seat. Who knows what could or would have happened next. They did leave but I have seen this car in here many times before and my son just told me he has seen it too as the kids are out riding their bikes. So what do we do in those cases? We called the police last night and took them 20 minutes to show up and even then never stopped to ask us questions about what we saw or anything.
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I seriously hope you are not referring to me..the sex offender lived 3 houses down and I have 3 children ![]() And the woman who got robbed in her driveway was very lucky that day..her mom was inside the house with her 2 children who normally would have been with her |
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So, my bottom line question....
Is it safe to sleep with your windows open on a cool night in Mint Hill, Matthews and other suburbs? |
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Is sleeping with the windows open the hallmark of safety? Because I have never done that anywhere, not in Montana (middle of nowhere), Wyoming (middle of nowhere part II), Colorado, South Carolina, North Carolina, DC....anywhere.
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I've lived in Charlotte area for 10 years and in a lovely family-oriented neighborhood in Matthews for 7....and I would never leave my doors unlocked or my windows open (but then I have a one-story home)...
While I feel 'safe' in my neighborhood, I believe that it is just wise to take precautions WHEREVER you live in this area....even in our neighborhood there have been daytime break-ins..... Rainnelor |
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