Now that’s some classy local journalism!
l3wis It’s a good thing our ethically challenged city council hired this guy to run their legals. Yeah, the Dakota SCAB isn’t partisan, and my ass ain’t pale white!
Trump or Harris?
Lots of cussing in this video, ironically most of it done by President Spaghettios
Sioux Falls has it’s own version of ‘Unsolved Mysteries’
In fact, it’s so strange, the public wasn’t engaged to solve it.
The rumor going around between officers is that on the night of the BLM protests at the mall when every law enforcement agency in the area responded someone robbed a big box store, and they weren’t looking for Busch Light and table saws. They took all of their guns. ALL OF THEM. Don’t know the value of that stuff, but I would guess north of a million dollars.
The irony is officers say the SFPD classified it as an unsolved crime pissing a lot of people off.
The minor disturbance of latch key kids throwing pebbles at officers in the mall parking lot was a great decoy to pull off one of the largest property crimes committed in Sioux Falls.
Unsolved.
You would have thought they would have reached out to the public to help solve such a great loss?
The last police chief left shortly after this happened.
Happy 75th Birthday Mom!
I want to wish my mom a great birthday today. She belongs to a women’s social club called the 49ers (they were all born in 1949) and she told me today she was number 3 to hit the big one this year and 4 more to go. Have Fun!
UPDATE: Who is paying for this?
UPDATE: Since I posted this story either the developer of city has been sweeping this street everyday. It is appreciated.
This street in front of the apartments wasn’t in stellar shape before construction started and now it is completely destroyed. I wonder who will be paying to resurface and fix this street once construction is done? I would guess just to resurface this street would come to about the same amount the developer paid the city for the lot.
Now there may be something in the contract that requires the developer to reimburse the city for the costs associated with street repair but we know who the developer is . . .
I have also heard tons of comments about the structure from downtowners, none of them positive. Most just don’t understand how such an ugly concrete box got permitted there.
