Excerpt taken from the Citizen-Times. Follow the link to read the full story:
Jay Dailey says he was walking to his home in the Montford area, taking the same route he does every night after work.
He was already having a bad day Monday. He was upset, and he was distracted from his surroundings because he had music blaring from headphones plugged into his iPod. Suddenly, as he put it, the lights went out.
For Montford residents, this incident sounds all too familiar. Two months ago, a woman was beaten with a baseball bat and robbed near Montford Park. Dailey said he knows all about that assault.Read the full article
Jay Dailey says he was walking to his home in the Montford area, taking the same route he does every night after work.
He was already having a bad day Monday. He was upset, and he was distracted from his surroundings because he had music blaring from headphones plugged into his iPod. Suddenly, as he put it, the lights went out.
For Montford residents, this incident sounds all too familiar. Two months ago, a woman was beaten with a baseball bat and robbed near Montford Park. Dailey said he knows all about that assault.Read the full article
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