My girlfriend and I have this route through a really nice neighborhood that we take rollerblading because it's a level road with few cracks, no hills, and nice houses to look at. We always begin and end at a parking lot at the children's playground. So this afternoon, after rollerblading, we were chatting on the grass near our cars when my girlfriend notices that there is an older man in an Infiniti about 10 feet in front of us drinking beer. He had his windows down and you could here the bottles clinking together and every so often he would toss out a bottle cap. This was making us seriously uncomfortable so I took note of his license plate and walked near the back of the playground and called the town's non-emergency police station to ask them to check it out. Ten minutes later, two police cars pull up and two policemen walk over and start talking to the man in the car. He made up some bogus story about watching his kid at the playground but when asked to locate him he couldn't. A few minutes later, they asked him to lock up his car and he got out and STAGGERED towards the police car where they put him in the back seat and drove away. My girlfriend and I, being the nosy-bodies that we are, peeked in his car and saw a 6-pack of beer in the back seat with 5 empty bottles, a bottle opener in the front seat, a couple bottle caps on the ground, and a county map on the back seat.
So what do you think? Could he have been a potential child molester??Why would a normal man park at a children's playground and drink beer in plain view in the middle of the afternoon in a NICE, AFFLUENT neighborhood?? My girlfriend and I sometimes leave our kids at this playground while we go blading but after today, I'm thinking they are safer at home.
I'm a little spooked to say the least.
Angie
So what do you think? Could he have been a potential child molester??Why would a normal man park at a children's playground and drink beer in plain view in the middle of the afternoon in a NICE, AFFLUENT neighborhood?? My girlfriend and I sometimes leave our kids at this playground while we go blading but after today, I'm thinking they are safer at home.
I'm a little spooked to say the least.
Angie



