The Mets Police: Remembering Shea: there's a lot to fix

Remembering Shea: there's a lot to fix

I love when Bloggers Unite.

As the folks at Remembering Shea put it:

And over on MetsPolice.com, the Mets Police Chief responds to the post from SectionSix asking for suggestions. This is another issue that won't just disappear. So I offer my suggestions. I'd love Dave Howard, or Fred or Jeff Wilpon tell me "no" to my ideas. I challenge them to.

Click Remembering Shea: there's a lot to fix to see the suggestions.

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