The number 10 fire engine in Northeast Washington, D.C. is the most-used piece of equipment in the nation. It gets taken out an average of 26 times a day.
The police in D.C.'s Trinidad neighborhood are already at the highest alert level possible -- which includes riding horses around the neighborhood.
There seems to be a bird in Northeast able to mimic the sounds of various emergency sirens and car alarms, which is willing to chirp them all in random, rapid succession.
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the "neighborhood safety zone" was out in full force today. i went grocery shopping and couldn't get back in trinidad. we had police checkpoints now. "Welcome to Baghdad, D.C.," said Arthur Spitzer, legal director for the ACLU's Washington office. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/06/04/AR2008060402205.html. Can you do a local trivia: jc style? please?
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