...and the job they didn't do.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2320972/Ariel-Castro-Neighbor-accused-kidnapper-says-saw-naked-woman-backyard-TWO-years-ago--police-didnt-seriously.html?ICO=most_read_module
1) Several neighbors have revealed a series of unusual goings-on but say police either didn't respond or didn't go inside the house
2) After one person reported seeing a naked woman in Castro's backyard he put tarps up make it impossible for neighbors to see in
3) Police also knocked on the door of the home in 2004 as part of a child services' investigation
And liberals wonder why some folks cling to their guns. Relax, the police will be here in a decade or so. :roll:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2320972/Ariel-Castro-Neighbor-accused-kidnapper-says-saw-naked-woman-backyard-TWO-years-ago--police-didnt-seriously.html?ICO=most_read_module
1) Several neighbors have revealed a series of unusual goings-on but say police either didn't respond or didn't go inside the house
2) After one person reported seeing a naked woman in Castro's backyard he put tarps up make it impossible for neighbors to see in
3) Police also knocked on the door of the home in 2004 as part of a child services' investigation
Neighbors of accused kidnapper Ariel Castro have revealed they saw three naked young girls crawling in the backyard of his house on all fours with dog leashes around their necks and three men controlling them, but amazingly police never responded to their call.
The shocking revelation is one of a number of stories to have emerged from neighbors who say they reported unusual goings-on at Castro's Seymour Avenue, Cleveland home to local police who either didn't respond or didn't enter the house when they did show up.
Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight all disappeared about a decade ago, when they were in their teens or early 20s. They were rescued Monday after Berry kicked out the bottom portion of a locked screen door and used a neighbor's telephone to call 911.
Israel Lugo, who lives two houses down from Castro, said he heard pounding on some of the doors of the house, which had plastic bags on the windows, in November 2011.
In that instance police responded, but officers only knocked on the front door and left when no one answered.
'They walked to the side of the house and then left,' he told USAToday.
Another neighbor, Nina Samoylicz, who lives three doors down, also reported seeing a naked woman in his backyard two years ago, but police didn't take her seriously when she reported the incident.
'We thought it was funny at first, and then we thought that was weird so we called the cops.' she told CNN. 'They thought we was playing, joking, they didn't believe us.'
Soon after Castro covered his garden in tarps so no-one could see in.
Cleveland police officials said on Tuesday that the department has no records of a call for service to that home.
A third call came from some women who lived in a nearby apartment building.
The women, who haven't been identified told Lugo they called police because they saw three young girls crawling on all fours naked with dog leashes around their necks. Three men were controlling them in the backyard.
The women told Lugo they waited two hours but police didn't respond to their calls.
Lugo said he had seen Ariel Casto last Sunday at a nearby park with the girl who now officials think is Berry's daughter.
When Lugo asked Castro whose daughter she was, Castro said that she was his girlfriend's daughter.
Elsie Cintron, Nina Samoylicz's mom also said she once saw a little girl looking out of the house's attic window.
Officers also visited the home on Seymour Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio in 2004 as part of a child services' investigation.
Police knocked on the door of the home where the three missing girls, Amanda Berry, 26, and Gina DeJesus, 23, and Michelle Knight, 32, were held captive for a decade - but left when no one answered.
Police had been alerted to the man living at the home, Ariel Castro, now a suspect in the abduction, after he inadvertently left a boy at a bus depot while working as a school bus driver. No criminal charges were brought and no follow-up inquiries made.
And liberals wonder why some folks cling to their guns. Relax, the police will be here in a decade or so. :roll: