Friday, August 13, 2010

KC police chaplain gets ass handed to him by teen robber and pre-teen accomplices

Posted by Justin Kendall on Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 3:00 PM

click to enlarge Even Rocky didn't know when to throw in the towel.
  • Even Rocky didn't know when to throw in the towel.

The kids aren't all right in Raytown. A 10 p.m. weekday curfew wasn't good enough to save a preacher from a beat down at the hands of a teen and a couple of pre-teens.

The details in today's Star are just amazing. The unnamed 58-year-old pastor who is also a Kansas City police chaplain was jumped, bloodied and bruised after getting jumped Wednesday around 9:30 p.m.

The story's details are just odd.



The biggest kid locked him in a bear hug and tried to throw him down.

Didn't work. The pastor flipped the kid, who started kicking and hitting

him. Rather than just turning over his wallet, the pastor laid on the

ground taking a beating.

"Aren't you gonna give up?" the attacker asked.

"C'mon!"

But the pastor said he prolonged the fight in hopes

someone eventually would drive by to help him. But no one did.

The

pastor already had had a long day and said he was starting to wear

down.

"This looks like a losing battle," he reluctantly concluded.

He

curled up on the ground using his hands to cover his head. The attacker

called to his conspirators to rifle through the pastor's pockets.

The pastor was able to throw his cell phone so it couldn't be stolen,

but the kids got away with his wallet, $14 and his police ID badge.

"I had marks all over my face," the pastor told the Star after.

"I looked like

Rocky."

Probably wouldn't look like a mess if he'd just handed over his wallet

-- like police usually advise.

We've been hearing about kids running amok in Raytown for a while. Fox

4 had a story about teens throwing rocks at cars and beating up a

22-year-old man back in June.

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@Really, No Gun?-

maybe you should read the story closer:

Police CHAPLAIN!!!!!, not officer. He is a minister who serves as a CHAPLAIN.

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Posted by chuck2 on 08/16/2010 at 11:19 AM

A police officer without a gun? IF someones beating my ass i will shoot first and determin their personal information (such as Age) later. Welcome to Missouri, a conceal and carry state.

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Posted by Really, No Gun? on 08/16/2010 at 9:48 AM

The real crime is having a chaplain police officer. How about we make a bit of distance between church and state. It's no coincidence that those countries and states with higher religiosity also have higher crime rates.

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Posted by Doug on 08/14/2010 at 8:26 PM

Did they say if the teens were aa

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Posted by stay out of east side on 08/14/2010 at 8:10 AM

It is bad maybe in part because people are cowards are you telling me that no one saw this happening!!! Maybe if we grow a set instead of running and hiding in our homes this wouldn't happen. Really, we can't get a handle on the Raytown mob if pre-teens and teenagers. Com'on now that's just silly. Plus where the hell are their parents.

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Posted by Bridget on 08/14/2010 at 7:01 AM

It's bad all over Raytown. I live on 83rd St. close to 350, and it gets really bad at night sometimes.

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Posted by Jamie S. on 08/13/2010 at 3:39 PM

Just another example of how out of control crime is in Kansas City. This has been going on for years now. It is obvious the Police do not know how to control it.

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Posted by William Towns on 08/13/2010 at 3:18 PM
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