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Man sought for stand-up self stroking on the Orange Line
By adamg on Wed, 06/08/2022 - 9:30am
Transit Police have released a couple of photos of a man they say got out of his seat on one of the last Orange Line trains of the night this past Friday, stood in front of a woman, unzipped and "committed a lewd act" as the train hurtled between Haymarket and Malden.
If he looks familiar, contact detectives at 617-222-1050 or send an anonymous text to 873873.
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It's time for the MBTA
To take away their motorcycles, bicycles,Suv's and take home cars and put their 300 plus police force on the trains. The only security in the stations are the minimum wage Ambassadors who are trying to form a union because they don't feel safe.
I'd laugh
I'd laugh if they did this .. and fully support this.
These people exist because Baker wanted to union bust.. 'let's outsource it'. People either move to new jobs, took an early retirement, or left. Now we have these folks.
To be fair, they are far better than the snarly token booth person. They are the front lines.. and yeah they should feel safe at their jobs.
Too bad their isn't a union they could already join that is a union of transit workers.....
A union won't help them on this
Since the union can't control the behavior of deranged members of the public. Plus the union to which members of the Transit Police belong is always going to be more powerful.
Unions are a double-edged sword. They protect their members against bad behavior by management, but they also protect members who behave badly (or who are unwilling to do their jobs). That's basically why the Ambassadors ended up being better for T riders than the union members they replaced.
you mean to say
certain unions are a double-edged sword. (ahem, *police and fire*)
not the practice of unionization writ large, surely.
I meant what I said
It ain't just the police and fire unions.
And unions have a duty to represent all their members, even the bad ones.
Well said.
The other day I went to use an elevator at one of the T stations but couldn’t because two large menacing looking people were using the elevator cabin to do drugs in. I went back into the station to tell the young skinny earnest ambassador who, instead of calling the T police, as I expected, went back down the corridor to oust them himself!!!
I only hope he wasn’t killed.
This isn’t the first time I’ve seen one of these ambassadors take on the job of Transit Police and put themselves in harm’s way. They deserve far better.
I totally agree that the
I totally agree that the transit police have to do more in protecting the public - I'm not sure of what their "job description is" so it might not involve them walking around the station and actually being on the train but I know I would feel more comfortable if that was happening - I don't think standing 5-6 together shooting the breeze in a place like Andrew Station while people are at the other end of the entrance literally shooting up is the best use of time and resources - and the Downtown Crossing station where do I begin ???
How often does Baker take the
How often does Baker take the train? How can he make these decisions if he has no clue about what it's like to personally witness and experience the trenches of Orange, Blue, Green, Red, and Silver lines like us regular riders and the increased population of riders who can't afford gasoline to drive their car personally experience?
I second that!
I second that!
I have to come to Park st just to see my wife cross the Orange line corridor. Scary looking people stare at people smoking weed and drinking booze and blocking the path. They even have babies in strollers. I have even seen Transit police officers chilling with them. In fact my wife even cussed a cop recently as he bumped into her while he turned around without paying attention. The elevator at Park st. is also serves as a bathroom for these people.
Albert Finney in Miller's Crossing
He lived?
I thought it was Howard Beal (Peter Finch) from Network
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwMVMbmQBug
He's mad as hell and he's not gonna yank it anymore.
lt columbo
baracuta jacket ✅
brown loafers✅
dirty white socks✅
jerking off on the train ✅
When did Columbo….
…. ever wear shorts?
I remember the rumpled raincoat but not any Baracuta jacket.
Or are you talking about someone else?
columbo
i dont think he ever jerked off on a train either. i was just making a joke. he resembles columbo and then i listed off a checklist of random sketchy things about the creep. sorry for any confusion and my apologies to the peter falk estate.
Oh, just one more thing
I found the Columbo joke to be funny.
Although he kinda looks like William Shatner if he lost some weight.
Got it now.
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It's a pity...
The old Pilgrim theater closed for guys like this
he does appreciate a good vanilla ice cream cone
but he needs to eat faster because it looks like they always melt a bit and drip onto his pants