Celia Seymore vs. Harold Seymore

Here’s Celia Seymore’s case against Harold Seymore: He’s arrogant, egotistical, cheap, a cheater, self-centered. Harold goes by “Bay.” Celia, who may be a man, says “I don’t even know how you spell it.” Harold explains that he doesn’t like his…

Hit-and-Run America, Vol. CXXXV

An ongoing collection of unsolved hit-and-run cases, with a focus on car/pedestrian incidents, from across the country since Jan. ‘010. If you know something about any of these incidents, or one that I’ve missed, do the right thing and call…

Today’s Metro story

… is about the hit-and-run-penalty increase getting stalled in Harrisburg. Because of prison overcrowding. And Senate Republicans’ budgetary concerns. Allegedly. In June, the Senate transportation committee voted 11-1 to raise the minimum sentence for leaving the scene of an accident…

Tracy Walton vs. Neadom Walton

A’ight, buckle down. We in for a good one right here. Tracy Walton says her man’s a cheap, controlling cheater. She says these things via yelling pure ghetto-ass dancetalking and testifying. I’m having a difficult time understanding what she talking…

Today’s Metro Story

… came up at yesterday’s Philadelphia City Council meeting. When Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds-Brown encouraged teachers, pastors and parents to use the Rutgers suicide story as a “teachable moment,” Councilwoman Marian Tasco reference that there had been a case of online…