The streets of Freehold are a cesspool of crime and moral decay. The police in this town continue to feed us lies and sell us the idea that our town is safe, and the complacent sheeple of this town are more than happy to eat that lie with a smile on their face. For the last few weeks I've been going out at night - in mask and costume - fighting the scum in the streets of this town. My goal is to uncover the seedy underbelly of this town. This will be my crime log; a place where I will post every criminal I bust during the average day.
September 5th, 2010. 1:11am: From my vantage point atop the shopping center I witnessed the owner of Gino's Brick Oven Pizza illegally dumping flat soda from his soda fountain down the sewer. I jumped into action and swung down onto Gino, kicking him in the temple and knocking him out cold. While he was unconscious I duct taped him to a street pole. When he came to I lectured him on the importance of not dumping in our sewers, which pollutes our local lakes, rivers and ponds. I left a sign on him that read "Litter Bug" and as he began cursing my name I jumped with my spring-loaded shoes into a pile of garbage bags (I'm still getting used to my spring shoes). Once I was back on my feet I jumped off to the nearest pay phone to alert the lazy police that I had done their job for them.
Another night on the street, another criminal brought to justice. How many more people must suffer before something is done?
September 5th, 2010. 1:11am: From my vantage point atop the shopping center I witnessed the owner of Gino's Brick Oven Pizza illegally dumping flat soda from his soda fountain down the sewer. I jumped into action and swung down onto Gino, kicking him in the temple and knocking him out cold. While he was unconscious I duct taped him to a street pole. When he came to I lectured him on the importance of not dumping in our sewers, which pollutes our local lakes, rivers and ponds. I left a sign on him that read "Litter Bug" and as he began cursing my name I jumped with my spring-loaded shoes into a pile of garbage bags (I'm still getting used to my spring shoes). Once I was back on my feet I jumped off to the nearest pay phone to alert the lazy police that I had done their job for them.
Another night on the street, another criminal brought to justice. How many more people must suffer before something is done?

Genesis 1:1 In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth


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