Dozens of downtown business and property owners gathered Monday in the wake of the daylight gang-related murder of Kevin Williams to discuss their concerns and possible solutions.
Jim Killorin, President of Habitat of Humanity of Westchester, proposed a Youth Outreach Committee and Citizen Safety Committee.
Cynthia Lobo, a candidate for City Judge and President of the Chamber of Commerce, expressed her condolences to the Williams Family.
Jared Rice, a candidate for City Council District 3, spoke of and deplored a “snitch” mentality that made some residents fear providing information to the police.
24 of 30 participants votes their support for installing a police kiosk in downtown.
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Lou from lou round table says this is a isolrlated thing grow up and stop kissing NOAM ass work for the men lou and not for the dems or republics
Cynthia Lobo, a candidate
Cynthia Lobo, a candidate for City Judge and President of the Chamber of Commerce, expressed her condolences to the Williams Family…Cynthia is apparently a complete idiot and has not business being on the judges bench…Condolences, ha! Has Kevin Williams’ mother ever exrepessed sympathy for his robbery victims, or sympathy for the lives he has destroyed by selling crack, or sympathy to all those he and his cronies terrorized, no she didnt give a shit…so neither should you
There is a tremendous police
There is a tremendous police presence in the downtown areas…who do you think is writing all those parking tickets?