| FBI raids Detroit Public Library, seizes computer and both books |
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| ox45tallboy So supposedly this is about embezzlement by this Tim Cromer guy. But seriously, how much money could one hope to embezzle from the freakin' Detroit public library? Hitch your wagon to a star there, buddy. |
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| ginandbacon LOL |
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| ginandbacon LOL me. That was supposed to be Subby. |
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| AverageAmericanGuy
Well, what if we stopped all this bickering and had a sexy librarian thread? |
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| Subdue their bellies
Another day, another Detroit thread. I sure hope someone makes a Robocop reference! |
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| ox45tallboy ... and one of 'em wasn't even colored in yet! |
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| mat catastrophe
Wow, way to write a news story that fails to put information in the right order and thereby leading the reader to all sorts of wild conclusions first. This is how it should have been put together: A different sort of research took place at the Detroit Public Library on Tuesday, as FBI officials armed with search warrants entered the library's main offices and scoured through records, according to local news reports. The Detroit News reported that authorities spent much of their time in the offices of the library's chief administrative officer, Tim Cromer, who according to the newspaper has been the center of several spending controversies. The FBI also reportedly raided Cromer's house Tuesday, a source told The Detroit News. Nine FBI agents were at the library's main offices in Detroit on Tuesday morning, The Detroit News reported. They arrived at 8 a.m. and left around 11 a.m., with three cardboard boxes and "what appeared to be computer equipment," according to the newspaper. "I don't know how many (search) warrants," library spokesperson A.J. Funchess told The Detroit News. "They aren't really sharing a lot of information right now." While Funchess acknowledged the library raid, he declined to provide any further comment to NBC News. |
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| HindiDiscoMonster
AverageAmericanGuy: Well, what if we stopped all this bickering and had a sexy librarian thread? [1.bp.blogspot.com image 266x400] I'll second that motion... |
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| AverageAmericanGuy
You should always push the book all the way in. |
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| Kouvre
Silly Subby. The computer was already stolen. |
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| Tat'dGreaser mat catastrophe: Wow, way to write a news story that fails to put information in the right order and thereby leading the reader to all sorts of wild conclusions first. Yea it was horribly put together. They acted like it was a complete shock that the FBI raided the library, then admitted they knew exactly why they did no more than a paragraph later. |
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| Zion21
Both books? That's more than 1! |
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| treesloth
Zion21: Both books? That's more than 1![rewardslink.info image 1x1] And one of them hadn't even been colored yet! |
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| theshoehorn |
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| ox45tallboy theshoehorn: ox45tallboy: ... and one of 'em wasn't even colored in yet! [i48.tinypic.com image 320x240] I should have known that was coming. |
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| treesloth
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| SweetSaws
AverageAmericanGuy: You should always push the book all the way in. [4.bp.blogspot.com image 751x1024] If my local librarian did that I'd puke |
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| smitty04
Tuesday's raid follows money problems that forced the system to close two branches and lay off 80 of 364 staffers - and persistent questions about spending. In a series last year, The Detroit News exposed allegations of misspending, mismanagement and nepotism. Among other purchases that were questioned, the library bought 20 lounge chairs for $1,100 apiece at a time it was cutting staff. In May, The News reported about Cromer's ties to a contractor who received $3 million in no-bid technology contracts. Embezzling is becoming/has become rampant in Detroit |
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| Zombie Eater
Subdue their bellies: Another day, another Detroit thread. I sure hope someone makes a Robocop reference! |
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| Detwah
How many libraries in this great country are raided by the FBI? I ask you, how many? Deeetwoit rocks. |
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| StephNET
The real news story here is that there's a book in Detroit. |
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The Irresponsible Captain
![]() ![]() Hot Librarian Thread on a pseudo-Friday it is. |
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| ZeroCorpse
This is a conspiracy. The truth is that the FBI doesn't want Black people to read. |
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| upndn
Is that racist? |
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| ox45tallboy ZeroCorpse: This is a conspiracy. The truth is that the FBI doesn't want Black people to read. ![]() "You know what the most dangerous thing in America is, right?" Link, NSFW language |
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| SlagginOff
Laughing at Detroit never gets old. |
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| Smiledriver
Bazing subby. Outfarkingstanding. |
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| NephilimNexus
Glad to see the Feds taking an interest in cleaning up all the corrupt officials. Sure as heck can't expect the dickheads in Lansing to give a crap. |
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| Clemkadidlefark
Detroitastan jihadist node. |
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penthesilea ![]() My addition to the hot librarian pics. |
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| jiggitysmith
After living in Pennsylvania and being spoiled with Carnegie's libraries everywhere, the jokes here are actually pretty accurate. I've never seen such awful selection or more useless research materials anywhere. I think the library at my high school was more useful than any library I've been to in Michigan. |
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| heili skrimsli penthesilea: [i470.photobucket.com image 600x842] My addition to the hot librarian pics. I don't usually go for the hairy chested ones, but in this case I might make an exception. |
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