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    Posted On: 04-Apr-2005
    From: karen kotowski [karensue23.....com]
    Subject: Re: [roatan] Followup question to the crime topic....




    Why would anyone take someone to the police station .? This whole story makes no sense...If someone takes a thief to the station and reports it they just let them go.?..If the people that took this thief to the station could not do anything once they brought him/her there why bother...??? I understand that the person that took him was not robbed but wouldnt the police at least take a report and then arrest him once these girls came in? That is exactly whats wrong with Roatan...Roatan needs to come clean with these poor excuses...Your island deserves better...
    karen

    Arlea Igoe wrote:

    My original post did not cast aspersions on anyone
    involved in capturing the thief or those who took him
    to the station and no one should think that was the
    intent. Those that helped and caught the kid were all
    tourists and private citizens of Roatan and should be
    and were thanked for their help. The girls were not
    told to go to the police station right at that time or
    they would have. They did go the next day however and
    that's when they learned the kid had been let go.
    Having been there and had 1st hand knowledge of what
    happened up to the point of the kid being turned over,
    my statements were true. What happened after the kid
    was turned over was the info given us by the girls who
    were robbed and did go to the police station the next
    day. They just wanted those of us involved in helping
    them to know the rest of the story.
    --- westbaylodge wrote:

    >
    > Thank you for this clarification. Having first hand
    > knowledge of this guard service and its owner, I
    > could not believe that what was said was the truth.
    > This man has personally concerned himself with all
    > of his clients and will go out of his way to help
    > any of us as well as tourists and others he
    > encounters in his job. I think it would be
    > beneficial if we made certain that what we say on
    > this site is as correct as possible because not only
    > could it hurt innocent parties but it can give the
    > wrong idea of the Island to persons considering
    > coming here. I agree with others saying that we
    > should give an accurate portrayal of life on
    > Roatan--not sugar coated but not made worse than it
    > really is--just accurate. While it is not perfect,
    > it is a wonderful place to call "home".
    >
    > Barbara
    > West Bay Lodge
    > ----- Original Message -----
    > From: islandpearl
    > To: roatan.....com
    > Sent: Friday, April 01, 2005 11:26 AM
    > Subject: RE: [roatan] Followup question to the
    > crime topic....
    >
    >
    >


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