Could they legally evict you if they found out you were part of this association ?

Good. The Facebook posts defending this behavior are gross. Just because we have homicides doesn’t mean we shouldn’t enforce reckless driving laws. Mind boggling

Portions are so subjective though. I’ve got an athletic friend who is 200+ lb very muscular and active, two tacos would not fill him.

I agree for speed traps with sudden speed changes for no reason, but we don’t really have those in RVA, at least not that I know of in the city proper.

You have to be going 20+ over the speed limit to get a reckless here. That’s obnoxious, and definitely warrants jail time in some circumstances.

They just opened one up in chesterfield off hugenot, it’s only a matter of time baby

Raising Canes, but it has to be drive-thru, and I have to be blocking traffic for a significant portion of my wait

I get it, but aren’t those needs reflected in the 400 staffing number? If six vacancies is resulting in this much overtime, maybe they need to raise that number. But I think the article is giving us a 2022 overtime number with 2023 vacancies, which are currently much lower than they were from what I understand.

That actually makes sense, thanks.

That explanation still doesn’t make sense to me but whatever haha.

Also, the police department does have minimum staffing requirements per precinct per shift who need to be available to run the 911 calls. That is where all their OT comes from.

Yea I’m sure there’s a good reason for it. I noticed the vast majority of both agencies expenditures were personnel costs so it was a bit confusing considering the disparity between staffing levels.

I was looking at the entire budget.

Excuse my ignorance but what difference does that make? If four guys work on one truck, and one position is vacant, that means you’re paying the OT for one guy right? I’m confused

Police Vacancy: %21 (157/755)

Police OT: 6.2 MM

Police Budget (2022): 97.8MM

Percentage OT to Budget: %6.3

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Fire Vacancy: 1.5% (6/401)

Fire OT: 4.7MM

Fire Budget: 62MM

Percentage OT to Budget: %7.5

Something I found interesting: despite having a 1.5% vacancy rate, the fire department is paying %7.5 of its total budget in overtime. Meanwhile the police vacancy is 14 times greater and running at approximately 6.3% of their total budget, less than Fire percentage-wise. I wonder what the reason for that is. I would expect the fire OT numbers to be much lower considering their staffing.

It’s cool guys they’re getting rid of cash transactions

Blue Ridge Parkway (free) and Skyline Dr ($$ but worth) are pretty awesome. If you’re not in shape for hiking, they offer some pretty spectacular views.

Most street level dealers of hard drugs have been arrested many times. They know the game, they know not to walk around with literal pounds of illegal substances (unlike Mr. Happy Trees) That way when you get caught, you get a slap on the wrist for simple possession and you’re right back on the corner next week.

No way dude, shelter is a basic human right. Therefore landlords should be obligated to rent an apartment in the fan to meee for $500 :)

/s

At the root of poverty are toxic behaviors that can’t simply be addressed by throwing resources at the problem. This is why poor people who win the lottery generally end up dead or broke. Not saying people don’t need resources, but it’s much more nuanced than that.

You can have all the “community outreach” you want, but this mostly comes down to poor parenting and environment. When you have children growing up in concentrated poverty where their role models are gang members and drug dealers, mom and dad aren’t around, no one to teach coping skills, impulse control, anger management, nothing will change.

This guy is a POS troll who thrives of the negative attention for his pathetic YouTube channel.

Asian families tend to put a strong emphasis on higher education especially in technical STEM fields, which tend to be the higher paying jobs.

How does this guy even get laid?? He’s a well known scumbag and not even attractive

• vcu student from NOVA

Ronald Benghazi Hedlund on YouTube. He’s a “first amendment auditor”