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Activist Alonzo Washington offers a safe surrender to Calvin Boswell on the air live at KPRS Hot 103. JAMZ!

 

 

Ashley Thomas and her unborn child were shot to death recently in KCMO on Armour Blvd. One man (Lionel Henderson) has been arrested & charged in connection with the murder. The 2nd man (Calvin Boswell) charged as the shooter in this case is still on the run. Activist Alonzo Washington will appeal to the shooter on the airwaves of Hot 103 JAMZ/KPRS live asking him to surrender.  Mr. Washington will also encourage KPRS listeners to give the gift of justice to murder victims for the holiday season! KPRS & Alonzo Washington successful in influencing a 13 year old female killer to surrender after she killed a Sumner school student last year.  After the appeal was aired on KPRS she surrendered to the KCPD later that day.

 

Date: 11-25-2009

Time:12:38 (Noon)

Station: KPRS/103.3 FM

KC,

The media creates this madness. All violence is bad. I know all kinds of people from the hood who have been shot and no one thinks they are heroes.  The term is that fool got shot!  However, get shot by a crazed gun man on a army base and some how you become a hero. Hmmm! Why is this person who got shot on a army base a hero and people in mall shootings are not.  I guess it's because the media reports it in a different way.  It does not make it true.  Now if she would have stopped the shooter I would be ready to call this woman a hero. I am happy that she was not killed.  Read this.

Peace,

Alonzo Washington

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- For a local soldier who survived the attack at Fort Hood, this is an extraordinary holiday week in which to give thanks. Keara Bono is back home in the Kansas City metro area. KMBC's Maria Antonia spoke with Bono as she prepared to reunite with her loved ones Tuesday evening. Watch Bono Reunite With Her Family Bono's family filled the site with patriotic decorations. She arrived home late Monday night, and has not seen most of her family since the attack. Bono was one of several soldiers wounded when Maj. Nidal Hasan allegedly opened fire in a building where soldiers were medically screened prior to deployment. "There's going to be so many people I haven't seen forever," Bono said. She knows that her experiences during the attack will raise questions among her relatives. Bono has the shirt she was wearing at the time, and will be able to show her family the hole where a bullet went into her back. She said that she guessed the injury was "a ricochet or it went through something else, because it isn't that deep. By the grace of God, it didn't go that deep." The attack injured seven members of her unit. Two of them did not survive. Bono is being given time to heal from her injuries, and will not deploy with her unit to Iraq on Dec. 7. She will report back to Fort Hood in the middle of December before joining her unit overseas. She said she has not been keeping up with the investigation into the attack. Tune in to KMBC at 6 p.m. to see Bono reuniting with her family.

KC,

I use this blog for tips.  It's poorly written and sometimes I give my thoughts about bull craps that takes place in this killing field. I am not trying to win any friend with it and I really don't care what people think of it or me. I just want to make a difference in this hell hole.  Well, I guess I wrote a blog about Aim For Peace and the City Manager deal that got people mad.  Okay, people why do you care about what I say on this blog.  It's just blog.  If I say something about you on this blog don't take it personal.  The fact remains that I know that none of the elected leaders care about the murders in the inner-city as much as they should. Also nothing that the city is funding is working to stop the crimes in the city.  Yes, I have been hard on Aim for Peace because they have a small amount of money and a staff and have not really made a impact.  I have no staff & no money and I always make a impact.  I don't get credit for it but I make a difference. I have no friends in the press, in Black leadership circles or anywhere else.  I just want to fight racism & crime. However, I do it the way I want to do it. If you have a problem with my methods I say good.  At least what I do works on many levels. I plan to hear bad things about whatever I do anyway. Therefore, I don't care what anyone thinks of me.  So why did I take down my post? Well someone that I am cool with thinks Aim for Peace is doing their best to make a difference.  They also think Wayne Cauthen got a raw deal.  I really don't care about any of this crap.  When I get off of this computer I forget most of what I have written.  All I know is that nothing is changing in this funky city.  Too many Black elected leader don't do anything to help the community.  Too many funded groups don't make a difference.  Too many people are being killed in KCMO.  I am only one person.  Why do any of the powers that be care what I think of the? I am tired of the same old same old. That's why you don't see me out with too many so-called Black leaders and that's why you don't see me in the local press too much.  Most of  the people I see on the streets don't have the same agenda as me.  I just want something to change and it has not. My blog is down but I feel the same way. I see no hope in the new city manager or any organization out there. Kansas City will remain a hell hole.

Peace,

Alonzo Washington