Miami cop bullies a abandoned guy I say something

August 27, 2011 11:00 pm @ a shell gas station .A homeless guy with no shoes was at the gas station . He looked like he had problems you know ,poor guy . I gave him a dollar he never asked. He even wanted to return it. I said you can have it . I'm giving it to you, he said thank you and kinda kept talking to himself about the dollar. I go pump gas. this cop pulls up and rudely treats him like a piece of garbage .Seeing what happen, I said what a dick . I finish pumping the gas and go talk to the homeless man he is sitting on the curve. The cop walks out of the store and this is what happened.



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Millburn NJ: ABANDONED PUMPING STATION south abundance reservation

Recently, Sara and I took a detour from the polluted Passaic in order to explore the bucolic shores of the Rahway River. Flowing through the 4000 plus acre South Mountain Reservation, the Rahways banks are lined with trails that attract hikers from the furthest reaches of the tri-state area. Tourist traps of this nature rarely hold my attention, but there was one lure that I couldnt resist. Walking along the shore of Campbells Pond we find the remains of the pumping station which once supplied the city of Orange NJ with drinking water. This brick building has been partially gutted by fire and now serves as a canvas for graffiti writers. Because of its location at the trailhead, the pumping station is heavily visited, but due to the unstable interior, exploration should only be attempted by skilled professionals.



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Abandoned Mount Laguna Air Force base - Upper abject baptize pumping station

A Cold War relic, Mount Laguna Air Force Station is located atop Mount Laguna, with a steep drop into the Anza Borrego desert. It was a DEW (Distant Early Warning) site, watching for incoming missiles, and housed about 170 people until it was downsized in 1981. Now it is a multi-use satellite and radar communications site, operated primarily by the FAA, out of Los Angeles Center. Beginning in 1952, the Mt. Laguna Air Force Station was home to the 751st Aircraft Control and Warning (AC&W) Squadron, later the 751st Radar Squadron, part of the Air Defense Command. Check out my still photos of this place: www.flickr.com *** As of the end of summer 2011, all abandoned buildings here have been torn down. :-( ***



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