It's been a harrowing experience . . . all I can say is that it's in the hands of the police and we'll just have to let the courts settle it.

It's not a lack of detail ? it's a lack of reliability. An accomplice questioned by police is unreliable. It is literally finger-pointing.

We know by experience if the buyer is a police officer or not. An officer identifies accessories by the proper terms meant for them, whereas an ordinary person cannot.

There has clearly been a campus police presence on Notre Dame Lane that wasn't there before. From my experience of living over here in McCauley, I can feel a difference because I'm looking for it, but I think other students need to be told of this.

They need this stuff very, very badly. It's dire — 80 percent of the police officers working there are homeless. The only uniforms they have are the ones they're wearing, and there's no place to wash their socks, t-shirts or underwear. They need to get this stuff and they need it now.

I grew up in a neighborhood so rough, I learned to read by the light of a police helicopter.