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yopappy@windswept.home (WayBackJack) wrote in message news:<3da80956.2179106@free.teranews.com>...
> Let us celebrate diversity in the Old Dominion.
> 
> BroJack
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> http://www.manassasjm.com/news/MGBDOUM847D.html
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> Oct 10, 2002
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> Police: City gangs exchanged gunfire
> 
> BY KEITH WALKER
> kwalker@potomacnews.com
> 
> Police arrested six rival gang members Sunday after a 2 p.m.
> altercation in the Coverstone area ended in gunfire, said Detective
> Dennis Mangan, Prince William police spokesman.
> 
> Two members of one gang were riding on Coverstone Drive in a 1987 blue
> Nissan 300ZX when four members of a rival gang drew along side in a
> black Toyota Camry, Mangan said.
> 
> The occupants of both cars exchanged gang-related hand gestures for a
> time and then a gang member in the Nissan fired three shots at the
> Camry.
> 
> FThe Nissan went from Coverstone Drive to the intersection of Lommond
> Drive and Sudley Road where it stopped at a traffic signal, Mangan
> said.
> 
> The occupants of Camry followed, jumped from the Toyota, ran to the
> Nissan and smashed the windows with baseball bats and tools, Mangan
> said.
> 
> Police stopped the Camry soon after the shooting and arrested a
> 19-year-old Manassas man, a 16-year-old Manassas boy and two
> 17-year-old Manassas boys, Mangan said. The Camry had two bullet holes
> in the side, Mangan said.
> 
> Police charged the teenagers and Jesus Mancha, 19, of 9911 Henrico
> St., with attempted malicious wounding and participating in a criminal
> street gang, Mangan said 
> 
> Police later found the Nissan at the home of one of the rival gang
> members and arrested Rafael Mejia-Escobar, 21, of 6642 Burnside Drive
> in Manassas Park, and Adolpho Rivas, of 8020 Lightguard Loop in
> Manassas. Both men were charged with attempted malicious wounding, use
> of a firearm in the commission of a felony and participating in an
> illegal street gang. Police believe Mejia-Escobar shot the Toyota,
> Mangan said.
> 
> Mejia-Escobar, Rivas and Mancha were held without bond. The teens were
> held without bond in the Juvenile Detention Center, Mangan said.

Manassas used to be a decent area. Now the local Blacks are being
driven out by the greasers.

Harley