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Orange Hat Patrol: Wed. July 11, 2012 @ 7pm

ORANGE HAT PATROL
“WE CARE”
Please join us on Wednesday July 11, 2012 @ 7:00pm-8:00pm
Meeting Place: Triangle Panda Park @ Oklahoma Ave NE and D Street NE.
Volunteer just 1 hour of your time to show unity in the Community for the Orange Hat Patrol partnered with Metropolitan Police Department! We will organize to patrol our streets and neighborhood trouble spots to prevent suspicious activities, call in broken street lamps, and report many other problems.
It would be especially helpful to have dog owners who don’t mind hitting the streets with their ferocious-looking (but otherwise well-behaved) pets to join the patrol.
For more information contact:
Kevin Stephens
Orange Hat Patrol Coordinator
kevindstephens70@yahoo.com
(202) 341-9466
Or
Lisa White
ANC Commissioner SMD 7D01
(202) 706-4713
dc500blkof25th@yahoo.com
lisa.white7d01@gmail.com
Orange Hat Patrol: Wed. June 6, 2012@7pm
ORANGE HAT PATROL
“WE CARE”
Please join us on Wednesday, June 6, 2012 @ 7:00pm-8:00pm
Meeting Place: Triangle Park at 21st and Oklahoma Ave (Across from St. Benedict Church)
Volunteer just 1 hour of your time to show unity in the Community for the Orange Hat Patrol partnered with Metropolitan Police Department! We will organize to patrol our streets and neighborhood trouble spots to prevent suspicious activities, call in broken street lamps, and report many other problems.
For more information contact:
Kevin Stephens
Orange Hat Patrol Coordinator
kevindstephens70@yahoo.com
(202) 341-9466
Or
Lisa White
ANC Commissioner SMD 7D01
dc500blkof25th@yahoo.com
lisa.white7d01@gmail.com
(202) 706-4713
Orange Hat Patrol: Wednesday, April 4, 2012@7pm
ORANGE HAT PATROL
“WE CARE”
Please join us on Wednesday, April 4, 2012 @ 7:00pm-8:00pm
Meeting Place: Triangle Park at 21st and Oklahoma Ave (Across from St. Benedict Church)
Volunteer just 1 hour of your time to show unity in the Community for the Orange Hat Patrol partnered with Metropolitan Police Department! We will organize to patrol our streets and neighborhood trouble spots to prevent suspicious activities, call in broken street lamps, and report many other problems.
It would be especially helpful to have dog owners who don’t mind hitting the streets with their ferocious-looking (but otherwise well-behaved) pets to join the patrol.
For more information contact:
Kevin Stephens
Orange Hat Patrol Coordinator
(202) 341-9466
Or
Lisa White
ANC Commissioner SMD 7D01
(202) 706-4713
Working to make a “Good” neighborhood “Great”!
Suspect Pleaded Guilty in the Death of Elaine Coleman, Kingman Park Resident
As a community please we need to write Community Impact Letters to the Judge and US Attorney’s Office about how the death of Elaine Coleman: Friend and Kingman Park Neighbor affected our community. If you would like to submit a letter, please contact me.
Best,
Lisa White ANC Commissioner Kingman Park
Article from the Washington Examiner:
A man who served prison time for manslaughter has pleaded guilty to killing his girlfriend by stabbing her dozens of times.
John W. Smith Jr., 46, pleaded guilty Wednesday to second-degree murder in the December stabbing death of Elaine Coleman. Coleman, 47, was found slain on Dec. 4 in her apartment on the 500 block of 23rd Place NE Washington.
A medical examiner found that Coleman was stabbed 41 times in her face, neck and chest, according to court documents. The stab wounds to her neck “almost decapitated” the woman and severed her spinal cord, the documents say.
Smith was charged with first-degree murder in a Baltimore stabbing death in July 2005; he pleaded guilty to manslaughter the next year, court records show. He received an eight-year sentence but was released in November 2010, according to a spokesman for the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.
Smith’s attorney couldn’t be reached for comment.
Court records say that Coleman and Smith had a strained relationship. Coleman had repeatedly kicked Smith out of the house; Smith believed Coleman was continuing to see an old boyfriend and was using Smith for money.
On person told police that Smith was “very possessive” of Coleman, court records say.
And Smith told someone as recently as shortly after Thanksgiving — about a week before Coleman was found fatally stabbed — that he was going to kill her, according to court records.
Coleman’s body was found when a friend who couldn’t contact the woman went to check on her. The friend found Coleman face down on a mattress on the floor. Her head was covered with a pillow and the floor, wall, pillow and mattress where smeared with “a large amount” of blood, court documents say.
Smith was arrested earlier this month. He is scheduled to be sentenced on March 30. He could receive up to 40 years behind bars, according to his plea agreement.

Read more at the Washington Examiner: http://washingtonexaminer.com/local/crime-punishment/2012/01/man-guilty-girlfriends-stabbing-death/2110541#ixzz1k1gheJQS
Safety Tips from Orange Hat Patrol
The Orange Hat Patrol Committee want to pass this information to our community on home protection and theft deterrent to let them know “We Care”! The increase in crime throughout our neighborhood is alarming and I’d like to encourage everyone to lock arms and take a couple of extra minutes to look around and take care of each other. Active and involved neighbors will continue to send a strong message to the “bad guys” to let them know that our community doesn’t tolerate nonsense and more importantly, that they are not welcomed here.