Where Was This Picture Taken?

Not necessarily. It could have been taken in our nation's capital.
"Two groups of tourists were robbed at gunpoint on the National Mall, just hours after the police chief declared a crime emergency in the city in response to a string of violence that included the killing of a British activist.
The activist, Alan Senitt, was attacked in the Georgetown area on Sunday, his throat was slit and police say the attackers attempted to rape his companion. It was the 13th homicide in the city this month. Robberies are up 14 percent, and armed assaults have jumped 18 percent in the past 30 days.
On Wednesday, U.S. Park Police were looking for connections between the latest Mall robberies and three similar incidents in the area in late May. There have been no arrests in any of those cases.
On Tuesday night, two women from Texas were robbed at gunpoint by two men dressed in all black, said U.S. Park Police Sgt. Scott Fear. About 15 minutes later, a family of four from Missouri was robbed by suspects with the same description, he said.
Though no one was injured, Fear said there were similarities to three violent attacks on the National Mall in May. In one case, a 17-year- old woman was sexually assaulted."
The next time Shumer, Kennedy, Kerry, Boxer or Pelosi mouthes off about "progress in Iraq" or "quagmire", remind them that their city is in worse shape than Baghdad!




Hey Dagny (Love the name and that book)
Perhaps this little crime wave has something to do with the ban on handguns in Washington D.C.? Just maybe. I think it was Powerline that pointed out the connection to me.
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Regis, thanks for stopping by! Your point is why I posed the question. Read my post "Why I Love Living In Texas"!
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What's with the slit throats? Faces covered in black? Could it be Hizbellah? They said they were coming...
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In Sweden the incidence of rape is on the increase, by muslims who view it as the spoils of war. When I first read of this I thought that it was what Rosemary alludes to, hirabah (sinful war).
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