11-11-2007, 10:46 AM
This is why I first posted on Punaweb. I just spent a couple hours reading all about "you" theft victims from the recent past few years. We've been complaining about the thefts and ilegal dumping and general just open lawlessness in HPP. You can drive up any street (18th) and pick out the crack houses. A friend build some houses on my street and the burglars were on their 2nd trip with the side by side refer. in the garage when interrupted by the real estate agent. The 1st trip they took the range. Friday the guy across the street had his crotchrocket stolen but it was most likely one of his crackhead friends. As Puna PD calls them "frienamies". First they were your friend , now they're your enemy. The local cops are complacent and you aren't gonna get much more than a police report, you'll have to pay for. All the reasons/excuses aren't gonna get your wedding ring(malissa), or your rifes(Henry), or motorcycle (Ron), or moped(Mikey) or range (Tim), computers(Saunna) and that was just my street until this summer.
I went door to door to meet all these new people moving in, (like a lot of you guys planning the move) to see if they were interested in creating a neighbor Watch, not asking to watch the whole hood just our street.
I got a dozen houses on a mile street to write me a check and say yes.
So I designed, ordered and bought our signs and are connected to each other on our block by phone and computer. We all have each other's and can reach everyone instantly IM.
Some have cameras. Most have dogs.
Hawaii is a beautiful place and you can get lost in it's bliss and the true Aloha that does exhist. But unfortunately a lot of people are be pushed out and as they go they're gonna take your stuff with them. I've run off squatters living under a tree, smelly pee papers everywhere on the same block where 5-6 brand new houses have just filled with residents. Was wondering if I should invite them to the Neighbor Watch meetings? After all they'd been living there awhile. peeeuww
So as many of you are or will be HPP residents, how are in the HPPNW?
Who wants to be?
I went door to door to meet all these new people moving in, (like a lot of you guys planning the move) to see if they were interested in creating a neighbor Watch, not asking to watch the whole hood just our street.
I got a dozen houses on a mile street to write me a check and say yes.
So I designed, ordered and bought our signs and are connected to each other on our block by phone and computer. We all have each other's and can reach everyone instantly IM.
Some have cameras. Most have dogs.
Hawaii is a beautiful place and you can get lost in it's bliss and the true Aloha that does exhist. But unfortunately a lot of people are be pushed out and as they go they're gonna take your stuff with them. I've run off squatters living under a tree, smelly pee papers everywhere on the same block where 5-6 brand new houses have just filled with residents. Was wondering if I should invite them to the Neighbor Watch meetings? After all they'd been living there awhile. peeeuww
So as many of you are or will be HPP residents, how are in the HPPNW?
Who wants to be?