Ontaronian = person from Ontario, Canada\nI am not sure which NY Police Dept. did the chase.\nI am not sure if a Canadian women or a man died.
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just to let you know - from someone who is far form a grammer nazi or anything - you didnt ask a question - you made a statement... how are people supposed to respond?
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I'VE been to Chile and Argentina and they drive in an orderly chaos.  Buenos Aires was wild.  The cab driver said the lines on the road were just for decoration. Like New York they honk the horn a lot, but in Buenos Aries it's all the time.  They cut each other off all the time, but don't get mad.  Hong Kong was more crowded, but they drove much better.
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This email hoax describes an incident involving someone named Lauren, who was driving on her way to visit a friend.\n\nApparently, an unmarked police car with a flashing red light on its roof drove behind her, signalling her to pull over.\n\nHeeding her parents' advice, Lauren calmly continued driving and dialled *677 on her mobile phone. A few minutes later, four police cars appeared on the scene and surrounded the unmarked car.\n\nAccording to the story, the driver of that unmarked car was actually a convicted rapist.\n\nIn some states, special numbers immediately connect to that state's highway patrol. This piece of information is not universal, however. Instead of relying on email hoaxes such as this one for important emergency numbers, people are advised to use official and highly publicized hotline numbers, like 911.\n\nThis email hoax is actually a rehashed version of an older one which used #77 instead.
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The above posting is incorrect and she is a Retarded STALKER.\n\n-Derrik
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did dis happen 2 u? nvm. ask cops.his & her friends.his & her parents.everywhere if ur really instrested in finding them. u might be able to find them sooner or later. unless something bad happened 2 them.
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He was working for the other agency.  He was a double agent, just like Sydney was.  He was looking for Sydney, I belive because he said when they met, it wasn't a coincedent.  I can't remember what his real name was, the show get's kinda confusing.
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Folks flee from police and get clean away every day.  It's no major accomplishment - usually just good judgement on the cop's part not to chase some idiot who'll probably get himself or someone else hurt in the chase.  It's really amazing that the cops, who are encumbered with heavy equipment, unfathomable rules of engagement, and an almost totally hostile operating environment, ever catch anyone at all - especially young, healthy, and nimble kids who know the terrain.  My personal favorite tactic is to arrest the friends of the guy who runs and make sure I load them up with charges so that they'll kick the crap out of the runner later.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York
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I believe the process may be different from state to state. For example, if somebody driving a car with tags from Alberta (Canada) and gets pulled over and is cited by the Florida Highway Patrol for speeding, it's less than likely that the issue will be pursued after the court summons is sent from Florida to Alberta, which is quite a distance, around 3,500 miles. Conversely, if somebody from Montreal is pulled over from the New York Highway Patrol on I-87 (which is only about an hour's drive away), I've read somewhere that certain border states have treaties with border provinces to pursue the offender. \n\nPersonally, I had such an experience, and here's how it went down:\n\nI was living in a Southern state (say, maybe immediately north of South Carolina) and was driving to Montreal, Quebec, to visit some friends. Despite my radar detector use, a Pennsylvania State trooper, using instant-on radar (which pretty much renders your radar detector useless), nabbed me at 87 MPH in a 65 MPH zone. At the time, I had just obtained my driver's license from the afore-mentioned southern state, but I still also had my driver's licence from Quebec as it hadn't expired yet. On a whim, I gave the trooper my Canadian driver's licence, and he used that info to ticket me for $230. The trooper was actually pretty cool about it by telling me that "...if I didn't pay, they weren't gonna come chasing me all the way up there." Well, having little money (and no scrupules), I didn't pay the ticket, which was sent to my Dad's address in Canada. Six months later, an arrest warrant in my name was sent to my Dad's place, which was in effect for 24 months. For obvious reasons, I stayed the hell away from PA during that time, the arrest warrant expired, and my speeding ticket erased from the records of the PA State Police. Actually, I still kinda tighten up my PC muscles as I travel through PA to this day. Please don't tell on me! :)
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In 1999, NYPD officers killed Amadou Diallo, an unarmed West African immigrant who was shot 19 times in the entry to his apartment building; the police did not identify themselves first but started shooting away. The four officers in that case were acquitted of criminal charges.\n\nIn 2003, Ousmane Zongo, 43, a native of the western African country of Burkina Faso, was killed during a police raid on a warehouse where he repaired art and musical instruments.  Zongo was shot four times, twice in the back.\n\nIt was very late when this shooting took place, and the shooting victims were shot without the so-called undercover police identifying themselves as police officers or warning them or giving orders to stop; the shooting victims may have thought they were going to be attacked or killed by street thugs; that being the case, they acted as any other person can be expected to act!\n\nThe recent shooting of 3 Black men where 23-year old Sean Bell is under investigation but even if they find the police officers in question used excessive and unwarranted force and they're prosecuted, the venue for the trial will be Upstate NY where they always find in favor of police officers regardless of the evidence (most police officers live Upstate or in the suburbs).\n\nHow can the police be justified when they failed to follow establish procedures plus did not identify themselves when they started shooting at these civilians?  It reminds me of the Black undercover police officer shot by an off-duty White police officer a few years ago... something is wrong here and it is time that the administration starts looking into the abusive, rude attitude of the police that go into neighborhoods like bullies, pushing people aside and disrespecting men, women and children with impunity.  The investigation is likely to find in favor of the police officers; to find otherwise would leave the City open to multi-million dollar lawsuits.\n\nWhether or not the three shooting victims had or have any criminal records is not an issue.  The issue is that they were not committing a crime but simply leaving an establishment in an orderly fashion and the victims were NOT the subject of the surveillance that was underway.\n\nThe shooting incident is nothing more than the result of police officers being allowed to believe that they can get away with anything, including mistreating civilians, pushing them around, verbally abusing civilians and acting like street thugs in uniforms.  How many White unarmed civilians have police officers killed in the past 10, 15 or 20 years in NYC?\n\nPolice paying for their own ammo?  HOW is that going to change their bully-mentality?  More stringent psychological examinations should be undertaken before a person is given a weapon, a uniform and a badge!\n\nImagine this: you and your friends come out of a nightclub, you go to your vehicle and you fear that you're about to get mugged, instead of fighting (one never knows that one's attackers are going to pull out... a knive or a gun...), you get the vehicle as quickly as possible... wouldn't it be natural to try to get away as quickly as possible, too?  That the club may have been under investigation or surveillance is not something the victims were or could have been aware of, or that the individuals following them were undercover police officers and not robbers... what would YOU do under these circumstances?\n\nWe hire police officers to protect us from criminals and to enforce our laws, NOT to  punish or execute those that are apprehended and who are INNOCENT before the law until a jury of their peers finds them guilty, so who protects us from trigger-happy police officers when they blatantly disrespect us or push us around or infringe on our Constitutional rights, liberties and freedoms and shoot at us without identifying themselves... HOW are we to know they're police officers and not street thugs?\n\nIt's amazing how close-knit the police departments are all
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http://home.earthlink.net/~thekeither/Forensic/forsone.htm
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Years ago where I came from, the police would use ultraviolet markers and tag the licence plates in the parking lots of all bars and gentelmen's clubs.  Once the patron left, as soon as a police officers lights hit the patrons licence plate they were immediately stopped.  Now although some believed this was a good thing not always was the patron intoxicated let alone drinking so this did cause an uproar eventually, unfortunately not enough to stop the practice for years and as a result, patrons began using taxi cabs as their preferred transportation.\n\nIf you have ever known anyone who has been killed by a drunk driver then you would understand the extent of which some patrons put others lives at risks and yet, an intoxicated patron hailing for a taxi cab who is doing nothing wrong...that is injustice for them to be arrested.  Personally, I commend the patron who hails the cab and is saving a life while he/she is at it!
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I was eating at a restaurant (Grindstone Charley's) when it happened...I know he was hit by a drunk driver who didn't stop, but they did find the driver later...sorry I don't have a photo...you might want to check and see if his school would have one
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In Canada, unless they are a sprinter or another athlete, it would tend to be a drug-runner, someone who delivers the drugs. Beware! By the way, how come you do not know this with a Hustleandflow as your byline?
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You did the right thing definately always listen to that feeling you had. Call the police department and ask what it takes to get a restraining order and stalker laws in your area. Look into house alarms and always keep your eyes open!  Have a  friend stay over if you have more trouble, buddy system when you leave to work call a family member or friend keep someone aware of you movements at all times so if something happens someone will come check on you or call the police, vary your routes home from work change them up so you aren't as predictable,  and always have a cellphone on and  erady to call someone if you have trouble. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure don't let that scare you. Having a dog may help too. Be careful and don't second guess yourself if he gets worse it is not your fault nothing you did or will do caused this. He's most likely sick protect yourself. Consider a self defense course too scary but may come in handy with him or if you take a trip to NY, NY be safe!
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If you try looking at Wikipedia, you will probably find all the answers you are looking for. :)\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York
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Okay, you've got some good advice here and some useless advice.  I'll offer mine in addition and see what happens.\n\nI'm confused: a woman has been stalking you, but a man was taking pics of the inside of your apartment...??\n\nBut you're asking for advice:\n\nMove.  Seriously.  If you really believe that your life is in danger, move.  Now.  People take the position that "I'm not being pushed out of here by these crazy people" and then live months or years, constantly looking over their shoulders.  I guess you can if you want, but if moving solves the problem, do it.  I know that's not a good answer for a lot of people...but if we are talking about your life, what's more important?\n\nSounds like your last contact with the police was on the 8th, right?  Don't wait for them to call you and let you know what's going on...call them, and ask what's going on.  Have there been any arrests?  What's the status of the investigation?  Can they offer you a temporary or emergency protective order?  Who is the officer or detective handling the case?  When can you speak with them?  What do they recommend you do, based on their investigation?  Where can you go to seek some legal advice or representation?  \n\nI don't know that I'd be so quick to get to the media as some have suggested.  I would certainly make every effort to work within the police department and seek your results through them, rather than possibly embarrass them or yourself in the media.  \n\nIt's late and I'm beat....but I'd be happy to help you sort some more of this out if you'd like.  You can email me at my user name at yahoo.com.  Really need to know what state you're in, though.