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stophooningschoeck

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Benjamin West
6 years ago

sick to death of this just about every day of the week

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Russell Smith
6 years ago

we complained about 19 yrs ago and all the police wanted to know is what we had for breakfast and made it sound like it was our fault.

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Sharon West
6 years ago Featured

I am concerned for those coming home late in the evening and being involved in a collision with people speeding and weaving all over the road.

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paula silvestro
6 years ago Featured

We love where we live, please let us enjoy it. There are places for this type of activity, doing burn outs and the need for speed but out on our busy roads is not one of them .

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Mike Tidbold
6 years ago

Police action is what is required, they have the power to impound vehicles & in some instances have them crushed.

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Lorel Dawkins
6 years ago Featured

I am more than over these individuals thinking it's okay to go anywhere they want and disrupt peoples right to peace and quiet in their own homes. They don't always scream their cars along West Mt. Cotton Road or do burn outs on West Mt. Cotton and Schoeck Roads when you are awake, it happens early hours of the morning as well. This hooning has been going on for years and if something can finally be done about it, the relief would be enormous to so many affected residents.

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John Dawkins
6 years ago

Yes, something needs to be done. It's out of control.

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Sandy hyde
6 years ago

This isngetting worse, it needs to stop now

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Karin Foster
6 years ago

Yes!!!!

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Robin pitcher
6 years ago

Bout time this is beyond a joke. How many lives does it take?