This is America

És el segon cop que rebo un email com aquest. És de la policia de Berkeley que ens informa de l'últim robatori comès al campus i de la búsqueda d'un sospitós. Creieu que cal enviar aquest email a tothom? Quin n'és l'objectiu real? Ja que no em crec que ningú pugui trobar al sospitós amb els detalls que dóna l'email. Jo diria que el pròposit d'aquest email és causar por i alerta a tothom. This is America!

(els que no entengueu anglès no us perdeu gran cosa...)

U.C. Police Crime Alert - Armed Robbery
> Eucalyptus Grove/Grinnell Pathway
> (Suspect Arrested)
>
> On Wednesday, September 5, 2007 at 10:12 p.m., UCPD received a report
> of an armed robbery in progress. Two White students in their early
> 30s, a male and a female, were approached by two males in the
> Eucalyptus Grove west of the Life Science Addition. One of the
> suspects wielded a knife and demanded the victims’ personal property.
> The victims complied and the suspects left the scene heading toward
> Oxford Street on the Grinnell Pathway*. UCPD Officers stopped one
> of the individuals at Shattuck and Allston and took him into custody.
> The victims positively identified him as the robbery suspect and a
> subsequent search of the suspect revealed that he had in his
> possession the victims’ property. The second suspect fled the scene
> and was not apprehended.
> The suspects are described as:
>
> Suspect #1 ­ A Black male, 15 years of age, 5’07” in height, 145
> lbs., wearing a black hooded sweatshirt commonly known as a “hoodie”.
> Suspect #2 ­ A Black male, in his late teens early 20s, wearing a
> light colored or grey sweatshirt.
>
> If you have any information about this crime, please contact:
>
> University of California Police Department
> Criminal Investigation Bureau
> (510) 642-0472 / 8AM­5PM
> (510) 642-6760 / All other times
>
> *Location of the Grinnell Pathway:
> http://police.berkeley.edu/crimealerts/grinnell.html
>
> As with any emergency situation, if you see suspicious activity, call 911.
>
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> available at: http://police.berkeley.edu/crimealerts.html?65,7
>
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>
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> Associate Vice Chancellor and Chief of Police
>
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