I think the po po knocked on my door a while ago.....I thought my son was just being loud...

and there are a few po po cars outside!

Now I am nervous

bluesbaby said:

and now I have to pee.

bluesbaby said:

I hear the cops have phones now.

Mars23 said:

So I should call?

bluesbaby said:

If you're worried, absolutely.

Mars23 said:

I feel better, thanks! They were doing something across the street....but they must have been waiting for someone, because a car drove up, and after roughly 20 minutes they left. We don't need no drama! Folks don't open their doors up at midnight...

LOL, you sound like you got Jehovah Witness po po, you hiding behind the couch and whatnot

Wth is/are po po?

TheEnglishGent said:

The fuzz

I for one WONT open my door! heres a story about one woman who was being a do gooder and what they did to her... sick fucks...


By HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH
Associated Press Writer

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- A Kansas City man was charged Wednesday with raping a woman after knocking on her door late at night and asking for help getting a truck out of the snow.

William C. Ross, 29, was charged with one count each of rape and burglary, according to Jackson County prosecutors. A Jackson County judge ordered him held on $250,000 cash bond, and he did not have a lawyer.

In a probable cause statement, police said the 22-year-old woman was in bed with her children when two men knocked at her door in central Kansas City around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday.

The woman did not open the door, but heard knocking again around 12:30 a.m. Wednesday. She told police that a man she later identified as Ross and a second man whom she recognized were at the door.

Police said the woman did not let the men inside but agreed to give them hot water to help free the truck, which was parked sideways in snow in front of her home. As she handed Ross a third bucket of water, police said, he pushed his way into the house and attacked her.

The woman told police she pushed him away and screamed, "My children are in the other room!" according to the report.

The second man, a 35-year-old whom police described as a witness, told police he heard the screaming and tussled with the suspect, allowing the woman to escape temporarily. As the witness walked toward the door, Ross forced the woman into a back bedroom and raped her on a bed where her 23-month-old and 5-year-old daughters were lying, police said.

Police said the older child screamed for the man to stop.

The witness said he pulled the suspect off her, police said.

"I'm glad he was here to break it up because who knows what would have happened," police spokeswoman Stacey Graves said.

The woman persuaded both men to leave and called police. The men were standing by the truck when officers arrived and found the woman crying.

The 35-year-old witness was questioned at the scene and released, police said.