Washington Redskins

The Redskins surprised *fans this past April when they drafted Florida Gator Tight End, Jordan Reed, with their third round pick in the draft. Most fans felt the Redskins would go secondary immediately with their first two picks, but with injury concerns amongst other things at tight end, the Reed selection was a smart move. [...] More...

http://www.unionleader.com/article/2...WS06/130519663 KEENE - The city has filed a lawsuit against six citizens, part of a group dubbed Robin Hood of Keene that patrols downtown armed with video cameras and pockets full of change to fill expired parking meters. Also known as Robin Hooders, the six are associated with the Free Keene group. "They say video recording or talking to them is harassing them, but I don't agree with that," "Robin Hooder" James Cleaveland said of parking enforcement officers. "So they want to establish a safety zone of fifty feet." Members of the group place cards under windshield wipers that read, "Your meter expired; however, we saved you from the king's tariffs, Robin Hood and his Merry Men. Please consider paying it forward," and includes an address where donations can be sent. The group says the suit was filed because the city is losing revenue from parking tickets. The city says the activists are harassing its employees. In the case filed May 2, the city asks the court to prohibit residents Kate Ager, Ian Bernard aka Ian Freeman, James Cleaveland, Graham Colson, Garrett Ean and Peter Eyre from coming within 50 feet of the city's three parking enforcement officers "during the performance of their employment duties for the city." According to the suit, the residents "regularly, repeatedly and intentionally taunted, interfered with, harassed, and intimidated" the officers starting last December, "surrounding, touching or nearly touching, and otherwise taunting and harassing" the officers. Cleaveland said the group has prevented the officers from issuing about 4,000 tickets. More at link

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