At Street Level 312

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

At Street Level 311

 

Marc Chase took a photo of 3 Letter Boyz rolling on Mary Elgin. Memory Lane: 9-19-2005. Chase wrote an article titled "Hall of Shame." Gary, Lake County, and Region cops marred by drug dealing, use within ranks. Seven E.C. cops failed the urinalysis drug test. E.C. argued that the urine test was not accurate on occasion, thus a retest was ordered and the second time around they all passed the drug test. Source told me that Robert Grau was pissed because in order to sell, then urine tests were not accurate sometimes they included Grau in the group that flunked the test the first time around. Grau who was "straight as an arrow" helped the powers that be sell their theory about drug test, you feel me? P.S.: The same Robert Grau who gave a deposition in Sondra Wilson's lawsuit in her husband's hanging.

 

 

At Street Level 310

 

This is why Public Access Television could be so vital in getting the word out. But Mayor Copeland got amnesia after campaigning to bring it back.

 

 

 

 

 

At Street Level 309

 

 

"When you gonna investigate my brother's murder Street? They said he hung himself in the police station. But that is bullshit. He had 8 kids and a good job." This Is Rosie telling me in Angel Bonilla's basement on Deodar in The Harbor. Rosie had plenty of bass in her voice & didn't stutter. Street took mental notes. And so it went every time Rosie crossed my path it was always the same song. "When you gonna investigate my brother's murder?" And she always had a bass in her voice and didn't stutter. Took mental notes but she was the only one singing that tune. It got to the point where sometimes I avoided her because it was tough hearing her pain okay. Then when Arcuri appears on the front page of The Times some cat ran me down. Source who took a baby ride with me thru The Harbor. We slugged on a double deuce of Bud Lite as he started to woo, woo, woo. “You need to write about some cat named Luis Wilson, whom they found hanging in Poe-Poe station." He had bass in his voice and didn't stutter either. "He had 8 kids and had a good job." Street let him blow and took mental notes. Rosie had passed away, but Street looked up in the sky. “Street gonna investigate your brother's death," I murmured to myself. P.S.: I talked to a guy who was with Luis Wilson in Franklin School in the 3^rd grade. "He used to like Elvis Presley and couldn't wait for the movie "Girls, Girls, Girls" to come out, so he could go see it @The Garden Show,” This former classmate shared a story about Luis Wilson with me. Adios.