Friday, January 1, 2010
SWEET DREAMS-RESTLESS NIGHTS & JUMBLED THOUGHTS (Missing My Son)
Not doing good at all today.I broke down off and on all day long.Went out for coffee with a spiritual friend and talked.But,I'm still a mess.This is going to be a very long road to travel. I'm getting ready to lay down and stare at the ceiling,at the television,at the wall (all three) and try to fall asleep.I don't know what's going on back home,I haven't talked to anyone.I have not spent very much time online today,so I don't know anything.My 22 year old daughter said she was coming over today but,she didn't show.Maybe she couldn't come for whatever reason,I don't know.My head is spinning like a top and my thoughts are all jumbled.I'm going to sign-off for now.Everyone be safe.Goodnight.
THIS MAN WAS PUNCHED IN THE FACE OVER HIS HAT???
Man punches Watertown man in the face over hat.
By Susan Danseyar
Wicked Local Cambridge
Cambridge — .A Watertown resident reported being assaulted on Rindge Avenue by an unknown male at approximately 4:20 p.m. on Dec. 25. He said he was walking down Rindge Avenue when a man approached him and asked for a light for his cigarette. The alleged victim stated he didn’t have a lighter, and that the suspect then asked him what he had written on his hat. The victim showed the suspect his hat, who then asked if he worked for the FBI, punched him on the right side of his face and ran off into Jefferson Park.
Two officers arrived on the scene and checked the surrounding area, but did not find anyone who matched the description. One officer believed the description matched a known male who lives in the area and is known for this type of criminal activity in the past. He showed the victim a picture of the suspect on the cruiser laptop. The victim said he believed that was the man who assaulted him, but wasn’t 100 percent sure. He said, however, he could identify the suspect in person. http://www.cambridgechronicle.com/
By Susan Danseyar
Wicked Local Cambridge
Cambridge — .A Watertown resident reported being assaulted on Rindge Avenue by an unknown male at approximately 4:20 p.m. on Dec. 25. He said he was walking down Rindge Avenue when a man approached him and asked for a light for his cigarette. The alleged victim stated he didn’t have a lighter, and that the suspect then asked him what he had written on his hat. The victim showed the suspect his hat, who then asked if he worked for the FBI, punched him on the right side of his face and ran off into Jefferson Park.
Two officers arrived on the scene and checked the surrounding area, but did not find anyone who matched the description. One officer believed the description matched a known male who lives in the area and is known for this type of criminal activity in the past. He showed the victim a picture of the suspect on the cruiser laptop. The victim said he believed that was the man who assaulted him, but wasn’t 100 percent sure. He said, however, he could identify the suspect in person. http://www.cambridgechronicle.com/
MAN TAKES HIS GIRLFRIEND"S LIFE AND THEN HIS OWN (the two reportedly had an on again/off again romance)
A lovers' quarrel turned deadly New Year's Eve when a troubled Brooklyn man shot his girlfriend in the head and then turned the revolver on himself, police said.
Fat Wah, 43, a construction worker from Malaysia, and his 41-year-old girlfriend from the same country had tangled love lives and a turbulent three-year relationship, Wah's roommate said.
When the two broke up yet again shortly after 9 p.m., Wah opened fire in his two-bedroom apartment on Sands St. in Vinegar Hill, police and the roommate said.
"They were always fighting. They were always breaking up," said the shaken roommate, Andy Goh, 49. "They were very unhappy."
Goh said he was on his way with family to the New Year's celebration in Times Square when he heard the tragic news and turned around, his night ruined.
"We are all shook up," Goh said as cops analyzed the scene of the bloody murder-suicide in the sixth-floor apartment.
Wah and his girlfriend, whose first name is Ling, were each married to spouses who still live in Malaysia, Goh said. Each had four children, who also live in Malaysia.
Wah, who was nicknamed "Fat Guy" because of his weight, had been in the United States about a year. His girlfriend worked as a hairwasher at a Chinatown salon, but had recently lost her job, Goh said. Goh described the couple's fight-filled relationship in this way: "He would just bring her here to stay over and then send her away."
Before Thursday night, Wah had tried to kill himself three separate times, most recently a few months ago, Goh said.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/
Fat Wah, 43, a construction worker from Malaysia, and his 41-year-old girlfriend from the same country had tangled love lives and a turbulent three-year relationship, Wah's roommate said.
When the two broke up yet again shortly after 9 p.m., Wah opened fire in his two-bedroom apartment on Sands St. in Vinegar Hill, police and the roommate said.
"They were always fighting. They were always breaking up," said the shaken roommate, Andy Goh, 49. "They were very unhappy."
Goh said he was on his way with family to the New Year's celebration in Times Square when he heard the tragic news and turned around, his night ruined.
"We are all shook up," Goh said as cops analyzed the scene of the bloody murder-suicide in the sixth-floor apartment.
Wah and his girlfriend, whose first name is Ling, were each married to spouses who still live in Malaysia, Goh said. Each had four children, who also live in Malaysia.
Wah, who was nicknamed "Fat Guy" because of his weight, had been in the United States about a year. His girlfriend worked as a hairwasher at a Chinatown salon, but had recently lost her job, Goh said. Goh described the couple's fight-filled relationship in this way: "He would just bring her here to stay over and then send her away."
Before Thursday night, Wah had tried to kill himself three separate times, most recently a few months ago, Goh said.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/
WOMAN FOUND SHOT TO DEATH IN HER CAR
Woman shot to death in Oak Brook parking lot
January 1, 2010 3:16 PM
Oak Brook police are investigating the shooting death of a woman whose body was found in a car parked in a hotel parking lot across the street from Oak Brook Center.
Officers responded at about 6 a.m. to a call of shots fired near Spring and Harger Roads and found a woman there shot, police said. There they found a woman shot to death in her car.
Police say the victim -- identified as Melissa Bridgewater, 46, of Bolingbrook -- was trying to drive out of the parking lot of the Doubletree Hotel, 1909 Spring Rd., when an unknown person approached and shot her.
"This was not a random act of violence and the public is not in any danger," police said in a statement.
-- Staff report http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/
January 1, 2010 3:16 PM
Oak Brook police are investigating the shooting death of a woman whose body was found in a car parked in a hotel parking lot across the street from Oak Brook Center.
Officers responded at about 6 a.m. to a call of shots fired near Spring and Harger Roads and found a woman there shot, police said. There they found a woman shot to death in her car.
Police say the victim -- identified as Melissa Bridgewater, 46, of Bolingbrook -- was trying to drive out of the parking lot of the Doubletree Hotel, 1909 Spring Rd., when an unknown person approached and shot her.
"This was not a random act of violence and the public is not in any danger," police said in a statement.
-- Staff report http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/
MAN CHARGED WITH DRUNK DRIVING,HIS GIRLFRIEND WAS KILLED IN THE CRASH...
Restaurateur charged with DUI in crash that killed girlfriend
January 1, 2010 3:07 PM
A business partner of a Blackhawks legend and former coach has been charged with drunk driving after a crash early Thursday near Oak Forest that killed his girlfriend, Cook County sheriff's officials said today.
Nick Sord's blood-alcohol level was 0.236, three times the legal limit for driving, according to a statement from the sheriff's office. Sord, 22, of the 10600 block of Churchill Drive, and Denis Savard are partners in a venture to open a restaurant, Savard's Hall of Fame, in Munster.
Sord has been charged with reckless homicide and aggravated driving under the influence.
His girlfriend Jessica Mejia, 20, of the 700 block of Brookwood Road in New Lenox, was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash, which happened near 147th Street and Oak Park Avenue in unincorporated Cook County.
At about 4:20 a.m. Thursday Mejia and Sord were headed west on 147th when his Mercedes SUV struck a light pole, then careened into a ditch and rolled over, police said.
Neither Sord, who was driving, nor Mejia was wearing a seat belt, the statement said.
"Sord told sheriff's investigators he had been out with friends that night, picked up Mejia and they were headed to his home," the statement said.
Sord was treated at the Advocate Christ Medical Center; he suffered a broken wrist and several cuts. He is being held in sheriff's custody until Saturday, when he is expected to appear in court at the Markham courthouse.
Savard's restaurant is expected to open in late January, according to published reports. Records show Sord is part owner of the Charleyhorse restaurants in New Lenox and Tinley Park.
-- Staff report http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/
January 1, 2010 3:07 PM
A business partner of a Blackhawks legend and former coach has been charged with drunk driving after a crash early Thursday near Oak Forest that killed his girlfriend, Cook County sheriff's officials said today.
Nick Sord's blood-alcohol level was 0.236, three times the legal limit for driving, according to a statement from the sheriff's office. Sord, 22, of the 10600 block of Churchill Drive, and Denis Savard are partners in a venture to open a restaurant, Savard's Hall of Fame, in Munster.
Sord has been charged with reckless homicide and aggravated driving under the influence.
His girlfriend Jessica Mejia, 20, of the 700 block of Brookwood Road in New Lenox, was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash, which happened near 147th Street and Oak Park Avenue in unincorporated Cook County.
At about 4:20 a.m. Thursday Mejia and Sord were headed west on 147th when his Mercedes SUV struck a light pole, then careened into a ditch and rolled over, police said.
Neither Sord, who was driving, nor Mejia was wearing a seat belt, the statement said.
"Sord told sheriff's investigators he had been out with friends that night, picked up Mejia and they were headed to his home," the statement said.
Sord was treated at the Advocate Christ Medical Center; he suffered a broken wrist and several cuts. He is being held in sheriff's custody until Saturday, when he is expected to appear in court at the Markham courthouse.
Savard's restaurant is expected to open in late January, according to published reports. Records show Sord is part owner of the Charleyhorse restaurants in New Lenox and Tinley Park.
-- Staff report http://www.chicagobreakingnews.com/
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