UNET acronym fails to deter bad guys
Earlier today, Owen Courrèges noted a KPRC-2 report on the latest crimefighting action by the UNET Crime Van:
A new Houston Police Department crime van helped some crime victims Wednesday night in southwest Houston.
U-Net, which stands for Unified Neighborhood Enhancement Team, was parked on Bissonnet at Fondren.
It was across the street from an apartment complex where three shotgun-carrying robbers held up three men at 3:30 a.m. One of the men was beaten.
The crime victims spotted the mobile police unit and ran there for help.
U-Net had only been parked in that location for about 12 hours when the crime happened.
The mobile unit was launched as a high-profile deterrent to crime in high-crime areas.
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Posted by Kevin Whited @ 05/19/06 07:02 PM | Print |
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