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Bugged by U-T Litterbugs
"I called the San Diego Police Department’s non-emergency line, and the dispatcher sent out an officer. He understood my problem but felt I had not given the U-T a fair chance. He also gave me the number for community service officer Alan Alvarez." >>>Well there's a new one for ya. A community service officer??? What's a community service officer, I've never heard of a community service officer and I live in the community! Is a community service officer a uniformed officer who wears a badge and has a gun at his side? I'd like to know because I, like the author of the article, am active in community issues. I checked SDPD's website and I did not see a link for community officers. Are they sworn peace officers in uniform? Any other info you can shed on the mysterious "community service officer" would be appreciated :)— February 21, 2012 8:23 p.m.
Who Says You Can't Go Home?
Off topic: Gangland San Diego relative; can anyone give me the name of a church in Southeast San Diego, one that has lots and lots of attendees? I don't live near Southeast San Diego. I'm thinking about performing community service work in that particular area. One or two names would be nice. An address too, if you have it. Thanks in advance.— July 10, 2011 10:57 a.m.