New York Shitty Day Ender: Johnson Avenue

Taken July 19, 2012.

The Word On The Street, Part II: Thames Street Ennui

Taken July 19, 2012.

East Williamsburg Photo Du Jour: Urban Flora

July 19, 2012 ·
Filed under: 11206, East Williamsburg, East Williamsburg Brooklyn 

From Meadow Street.

From The New York Shitty Inbox: Anyone Have $799,999?

If so, you can make 373 Graham Avenue (as seen above) all yours. Really. I am not kidding.

New York Shitty Analysis

My advice: Unless you have the dubious honor of being “Joe’s” neighbor (in which case you should start a Kickstarter campaign— STAT) take your business to 419 Graham Avenue instead…

Credits/Props: Special thanks go out to Sarah and Devery for bringing these items to my attention.

New York Shitty Day Starter: Smile!

From Varet Street.

East Williamsburg Photo Du Jour: Maracas

From Grattan Street.

New York Shitty Photo Du Jour: Eyes On The Street

From Cook Street.

The Word On The Street, Part I: Was…

Taken July 9, 2012.

East Williamsburg Photo Du Jour: Graham Avenue

July 7, 2012 ·
Filed under: 11206, East Williamsburg, East Williamsburg Brooklyn, Street Art 

Taken July 6, 2012.

From The New York Shitty Inbox: Armed Robbery at 187 Maspeth Avenue

This comes from the 94th Precinct via anonymous tipster:

On Thursday, June 28, 2012, at approximately 6:00 p.m., two unknown male/black perpetrators shot a male worker while robbing a scrap metal business of an undetermined amount of money. The business is located at 187 Maspeth Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. The male victim was shot once in the left upper arm and once in his right upper leg. The victim was removed to the hospital and is expected to recover from his injuries. An investigation is ongoing.

If you should have any questions regarding the above notification please contact P.O. Adamo or P.O. Truglio (94th Precinct Community Affairs) at (718) 383-5298.

First off, I am relieved the victim of this robbery is going to make a full recovery. Nonetheless, this incident highlights a practice espoused by a number of scrap metal establishments hereabouts: paying for scrap with cash (as opposed to issuing checks). Not only does the latter discourage the theft and reselling of stolen access covers (by virtue of the funds being traceable), but it would probably discourage robberies as well. No large amounts of cash on hand = no incentive to rob. This is something well worth considering.

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