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<br />'SUP ENTA I A IO PORT CASE NO. '
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<br />OFFENSE I~iSC, Public; all other." - ' . " .,-, ; j
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<br /> 2-2~-80 1~0 hrs. Arrived at cr°sSleln Distributor§ audt alked to complain'~nt' He said he .
<br /> drives f~r "GG" trucking, E90-9~82 and had c~ne to ~Grosslein's .to deliver
<br /> a l~ad. Ne said he had po~led up on the right hand side of _Tungsten'Bt.'.nnd was going to back'-
<br /> into a door opening in the East ~rehouse, on the South 'end of the ~lding, s doors'-- He had'.
<br /> ba~ced up and vras slightly off l~ne and was going to purl .ahead across the street to rea~ig~ ~'
<br />' hinself. He said he saw a car facing tmcards the river on Tungsten ~d he flsggod ~ through.'
<br /> The ~river, h~e~er, got out ~ (aider p~bl~ing his car in front of 'the truck, blo~d~ng it) and
<br /> asked complainant, "l'~at the f~ck.do you tk~uk you, re. do~ug?~", and. proc..eeded to.h&rsngue
<br /> about ¥~rkTLng problems on ~e street. C~npl_ainant said he ~ms going to call'the _P°lic~ ra~ber
<br /> th~n continue to stand there and listen to this ~an yell at him. - C~-~Ptatnant. then ~-:e~t-'over to
<br /> the cc~0~ny phone and o~lled. He sai~. that Mhile he was on the ph°ne~th~ ~an'~ came over and yel-
<br /> led some more andthen left. 'C~up~s~nant is '~orried ~h~t sGne time'this. Pe.~rs_ on, as violent aS -
<br /> he soun8~d,'might have a few bo drink s°meti.~e~and 'c~.~e"oVe~.~u[~a'~iFle~ snd ~t~-b t r'o6ble',
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<br /> ter t~lL~Lug to Mr. Paolini I Eent to that address. There I t~ked ~th Kerry O'Rourke (See'
<br /> ICR #80-13~36). He was the man involved in the confrc~tation with ~. Paolini. He said theft at
<br /> ~bout ~:00 M.~ this date he drove towcrds his house ~nd infront of Crosslein~s iu the ~_i~dle of
<br /> street was parked a s~..t t~ck with tr~ler an~ no driv~ insiSe the truck. 'He Was very upset
<br /> whLle t~king to me and it appe-~_red he had been drir~_ug. He szid the truc~~ had 'no right to -
<br /> P~rk in the middle of the street.' Ne said that later' he left again. Ed when he r6tUrned to his'
<br /> ho~e m~u~L~ a truck ~as .Backing into a .spot at the warehouse ar~ bloc.king the'street ~u so doing~
<br /> At this ~me h~ had' words With tbs.'driver '~o~t t~-t' driver' s ability..'.~'~r."0,Rourke Went on to.'~
<br /> say that he had lived on Rivlyn for 10 years and th%-t ~en he moved in it Was not Mith the in-
<br /> tention of hz~ng ~treets and businesses s1]' around. He .said that~ the next time this happens he
<br /> ~,~ll use t1~ep~'~ers of citizen arrest and hold the'driver for .the police. -I told him that-the
<br /> preferable way was to get ~be n~nber of the truck and t taller and be a bls to I/D the driver.
<br /> Then he should c~11 for the police and-.sign a' co~pl~int. He insistsd this was no good and se~d'
<br /> again that he would use citizen's arrest and mentioned, "at the 'point Of a gun"., .. - .;. ' - ,
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<br /> I believe th,~t Mr. O'Rourke %,~as talking quite strongly~and veh~ently about this 'Situation at
<br /> Grosslein's ~ there may be th~ootenti~ for violence in this situation. The council a~
<br /> p_~nni]~ & zoniru7 should look closely, ,into the t~uck n~vement situation there and come uo with
<br />a~ropor__signin~., and road marking system to ]rrevent blook~ng of the Btree~ lead~ng into the
<br />..~c~ R~v]~.m_,~e~cept %~nen trucks are in fact ba~ into their spots. The road edges and--.,
<br /> center sho~d be clearly, ma~:ed and delineat~t~%aith-. ~oairrb and signs.- Eve.%hen i-~ not .sure 'th
<br /> %.~L~l satisfy Mr. O'Rourke as the c~mnercial expansi~ seems .to be--~-~ problem in itself. '.
<br /> ever, I can't~too str.c~l.~y reco~uend iwnediate action in%olv-;_n~ },~r. O'Rourke and Gr~s±e~'s''',
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<br />THIS OFFENSE 15 DECLARED: _:
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<br />Unfounded []
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<br />Clearm:l 1~ A,rre~f ' []
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<br />Exceplk~n ~l|y Cleered []
<br />In~d;ve INof Cleare~) ' r;1 - SIGN~._
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