Motorists Keep Bradford Police Busy

Motorists – on the road and parked – kept Bradford City Police busy on Thursday. They investigated motor vehicles accidents at Oxford Street and Oakwood Avenue, and at Bolivar Drive and Seaward Avenue. They also got a traffic/road complaint on North Kendall Avenue and parking complaints from Avenue B, Elm Street, Merrow Avenue, Interstate Parkway and East Main Street, and a report of an erratic driver on Mechanic Street.

Also according to the complaint report and request sheet faxed to WESB and The HERO by the police department, officers got reports of a dispute on South Avenue, harassment on High Street and criminal mischief on Davis Street. They were also called to a couple of domestic disputes and received several requests to speak with an officer.

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We SHOULD Me MAD! said…
T.E.A.(TAXED ENOUGH ALREADY) MEMBER said in an earlier post:
"More Police Needed NOW! No More Layoffs/Retirements! Beef UP The POLICE Patrols & Use the BEST Practices/Procedures To INCREASE Police Response Time/Effectiveness! REGIONAL POLICE DEPARTMENT Recommendation Should Be the Result of the "FREE" Study of the Tuna Valley's DWINDLING Law Enforcement Resources! Neighborhood/Business Watch Program & McKean County Drug Task Force Efforts ARE Worth The PRICE of "REGIONALIZING" Disjointed City/Township Police Departments. Also Should Include UPB Campus Security and McKean County Sheriff Officers. Look at Other "BEST PRACTICE" Law Enforcement Office Policies/Procedures! Taxpayers CAN'T Afford Duplication/Waste Any MORE! More/Better Police Efforts NOW!"
A CONCERNED Citizen said:
"Well Stated! Is ANYONE "Mad As H*** & Not Going to Take It ANYMORE"? Wake UP People! Get Out of Your "Comfort Zones" and Get INVOLVED with CITIZEN Efforts to "Take Back" OUR Neighborhoods!"

http://www.usaonwatch.org/

A Great Way To "Get Involved" In Your Own Neighborhood!
Neighborhood Watches WORK!
Please Plan to Attend the Next Meeting:

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February 4, 2011 at 3:42 PM
Marcia L. Neil said…
Cars/trucks/SUVs can be seen parked straddled over curb on both sidewalk and School Street beside School Street Elementary School daily during the school-week, awaiting student discharge from classes while multiple school buses line up to carry some students to homes outside Bradford city. What should be a safe and spacious sidewalk area in front of SSES is instead simply now linear space between encroaching vehicles and school walled yard.
February 5, 2011 at 10:15 AM
T.E.A.(Taxed Enough Already) Party Member said…
Maybe the "New" Community Parks Trail will put an END to the School Street parking INSANITY! OUR TAX DOLLARS AT "WORK"!!!!!!! More POLICE Needed NOW! STOP The WASTEFUL SPENDING!!!!
February 7, 2011 at 4:15 PM
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