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filosofo
on Sep 19, 2005

Where There’s No FEMA, There’s Still a Way

Kudos to Gulfport’s mayor Brent Warr. When the local hospital needed gas for its power generators, he had his chief of police steal a fuel truck.

“Can we hot-wire it?” he asked.

Barnes said, “I wasn’t cut out to be a crook; that’s why I went into law enforcement.”

“Well, can we get someone from the jail to do it?” Warr asked.

Thirty minutes later, the truck was sitting in the City Hall parking lot.

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2 Comments

  1. Savanna Smothers
    wrote on November 15, 2012 at 4:57 am

    I wasn’t cut out to be a crook; that’s why I went into law enforcement.”

  2. Tristan Coward
    wrote on December 10, 2012 at 5:57 am

    Well, can we get someone from the jail to do it?” Warr asked.

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    Where Theres No FEMA, Theres Still a Way

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