Conversation with CPT Hunt

Folks-

Sunday morning one of our neighbors in the 100 block, Mr. D., followed a black pick-up truck up Primrose all the way to Hillcrest, doing in excess of 45 miles an hour the whole way.

Frankly, you all probably know the one we're talking about.  It is the one with the driver with an active middle finger, who has spat at Maribel and is known to honk his horn up and down the street well after bed time.  Yeah, that guy.

After getting the license plate and watching the driver park, Mr. D. came  to our door, asking for  a letter he could leave on NPRA letterhead.  At this point, we still don't know if he was able to leave it on the truck, but the letter promised that we would be in touch with Monrovia PD. 

And, that we have!

On Monday and Tuesday, Robert talked with CPT Hunt in regard to this and other issues.  We are told (without specifics) that the truck is registered in our local area and it has been put "on the program."

The license plate in question begins with 7E7.  If you see it breaking the law, please call MPD and let them know.

On a related note, several Code Enforcement Officers attempted to carry off one of Lynda and Mike's signs Monday afternoon.  Lynda dashed out and retrieved it.  We are told by CPT Hunt that this was a mistake.  He was surprised, and originally thought it was most likely someone impersonating an officer.  We are assured that this was a misunderstanding and that  SLOWDOWN signs in the parkways have been deemed acceptable (if technically misaligned with the City sign ordinance).

Comments

[wlkrsn4]

Ours is missing too, don't know where it went. By the way, where can we get one of the blue Monrovia PD ones?
Monica W.

[Tom]

You guys are setting a trend... http://www.pasadenastarnews.com/ci_9101573

[Tom]

Here is your MPOA sign link Monica... http://monroviapoa.com/24.html