Reply #111: Here's more from the day after it happened, with some names...

[countryjake]

I don't know if you've already seen this article, I have yet to trudge back to that other DU link you've given to read the punishment that "bob weaver" took for whatever he posted on the subject.

The nastiness just makes my blood boil, without natural disasters to fan the flames, and when I saw that damn cop acting as tho he'd nabbed Al Capone, Jesse James, Ma Barker, and Bonnie Parker all rolled into one dangerous desperado criminal family, I've been seething ever since, especially when they then began telling all the stories about the evacuees leaving the stadium, pulling out with mattresses and quilts and pillows and packages of toilet paper and boxes of food and toys and diapers and soap and toothbrushes...everything a sincere relief effort deems necessary for recovery in an area that has suffered a near apocalypse, all donated by caring souls of the San Diego area, California, and the rest of the world! A pillow that cop "recovered" from those families ended up being kicked along on the ground, by his own big feet, as he hurried to separate the "loot" from the "perpetrators". Arrgggh! Can't grasp the "values" this country holds so dear! And can hardly talk about it, civilly. Anyway, hope this article helps, if you're going to write more on the invisible victims of the Fire Storm.

Latino evacuees at stadium feel anxiety
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/metro/20071025-1911-bn26deport.html