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| 08/11/11, 03:59 PM # 1 | |
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Yes, she hangs out regularly in front of our house (27th and Cherry) and I've watched her ask for money many times - even after someone gives her money, she returns to the street and does it again right away. It's kind of upsetting to watch because she is normally waving a cell phone and appearing extremely distressed and traffic stops, literally, and she makes her appeal. I've seen cars pick her up and take her away - I guess to an ATM - which freaked me out, knowing she was getting in a car with strangers. I've seen many many people respond to her appeal knowing that it isn't true. It is a difficult situation because I truly believe she feels distressed and needs the money - but the cover story is bunk I'm afraid.
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| 09/27/11, 12:41 AM # 2 | |
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One should help who desperately need someone's help, but crosscheck also. They would not take benefit of your sympathy.
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| 01/29/12, 05:03 PM # 16 | |
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Whenever anyone asks me for gas money, I always suggest that they go to a gas station and ask someone filling up their car to pump them a few extra gallons. It seems like that would be an easier way to get gas, if they legitimately need it, than ask people for money.
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| 02/21/12, 08:55 PM # 17 | |
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This lady has been on a roll lately. I've seen her three times this week between 27th / 29th & Cherry. Waving frantically in the middle of the street to make people stop and then asking for money. Kinda brilliant really.
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