The Observation Deck

Another website is reporting the following event for December 28, 2013:

Although no one was arrested, police were called to the Buckeye Beer Engine on Madison Avenue for a disturbance caused by a customer who refused to leave. Police arrived, identified a 27-year-old man, and gave him a “courtesy ride” home to the mayor’s house.

http://www.lovelakewood.com/blog/

Compare the “MEDIA Log Report” on page 2 at http://www.onelakewood.com/PublicSafety ... s_1228.pdf.


Drive responsibly tonight folks.

One of my aunts was killed by a drunk driver on New Year’s Day.

We found out about it when it was reported during the Rose Bowl broadcast.

If you need a ride home tonight, please just ask for a courtesy ride home.

Matthew John Markling wrote:
If you need a ride home tonight, please just ask for a courtesy ride home.

What a wonderful service offered by the City!! Is this just a New Years Eve offer, or can we ask the police for a courtesy ride anytime?

I wonder if we can request a ride if we don't feel safe driving on the snow covered roads.

Peter Grossetti wrote:

Matthew John Markling wrote:
If you need a ride home tonight, please just ask for a courtesy ride home.

What a wonderful service offered by the City!! Is this just a New Years Eve offer, or can we ask the police for a courtesy ride anytime?

Peter,

It certainly must be good to be the king.





Matt

Ryan Salo wrote:I wonder if we can request a ride if we don't feel safe driving on the snow covered roads.

Ryan,

In fairness, you don’t know how many city workers have been tied up giving “courtesy rides” to “City Hall and Friends.”

Matt