Widescreen Network News is a community website, and it was born out
of many years of being a witness of and a victim of harassment, slander, and other
crimes caused by people with criminal mentalities
and behaviors. In short, Widescreen Network News was born because of crimes
committed by people with low morals and no respect for anything nor anyone
outside of their own ugly and greedy motives.
At first, this
website was intended to be a portal for people on my avenue to share
information helpful to keeping our homes safe and hopefully prevent additional crime
by making the other residents living on
it aware of the crimes in our immediate area and the potential risk of further
crimes. However, a group of criminal minded people changed the scope of it
today. There is no need to lists the crimes. We all know of them, but we are not
all aware of when they are occurring, because we are not openly sharing what we
know or the experiences that could be important to preventing a neighbor from becoming
a victim of the same crime or similar crimes. Unlike some people who group
together to share information or give out misinformation to mislead people while
excluding other residents, Widescreen Network News is for all the residents.
It is a fact, that
there are people living and working in this community who are not as civic
minded as others, and these people have attempted to stop the good residents by
harassment, thief, and bodily harm, because they do not want the civic minded residents
of the community to talk and be aware of what is really happening around them.
However, it will be through the sharing of information with each
neighbor which can be helpful in keeping the streets and homes peaceful, such
as, when someone in a white sedan attempts to run a neighbor over, and mail and garage thieves are casing the area
during times when home deliveries are occurring, or illegal drugs are being
sold and residents threaten because of it. All true and recent incidents. Then
sharing this information with everyone could prevent such crimes from being
repeated and perhaps help catch the criminals.
Yes, the bad people are reading this website too, and it is unavoidable, but this is good because they know and
will know that everyone is aware of them and of what they are doing.
Emailing 'Widescreen
Network News' at widescreennetworknews@gmail
is a voluntary act for the brave ones in our community who want it to be more
peaceful than its has been of late. As stated above, there is no need to signup and all messages
can be anonymous. However, all messages that are posted must be factual.
Otherwise they are useless to people attempting to safeguard their person and
homes.
I want to thank King/Queen
Christian School and their cohorts for changing the demographic of Widescreen Network News to include the entire
community by having their cohorts attempt to harass and threaten me after they became aware of what this
website true intent is for this community.
Cameras don;t lie, people do.
Cards with this
email address shall also be given out to help people become aware of this
website as a known portal for informing our neighbors of potential crime, as
well as a means to share information that prevents further crime through open
awareness. The cards will state:
"Got news that's
helpful to the community? Email
it here, widescreennetworknews@gmail.com. No names nor sign-up are required as long
as the information helps the residents of this community protect it and is true."
As always report all crimes
to the police department first.
