Let catch the three punks who've targeted our community!
Thank you so much to those of you who came forward through emails and telephone calls describing their encounters with these males throughout the later part of the evening at our last dance, February 27th. Here so far, is what we’ve been able to uncover.
The three males were driving in a dark coloured car, and made several attempts to harass patrons of our dance, outside and in the entrance hallway, as these three punks even made an attempt to enter the dance. ALL three guys entered the dance by way of the patio deck. They were asked to leave when two of them couldn’t or wouldn’t present ID.
The descriptions given are as follows:
One male (who presented an ID showing he was 19 years old, was approximately 5’10”, and had dirty blond hair.
A second, who was the shortest (5’6” or 5’7”), and the one with the most attitude and most vocal, had black hair, dark eyes and complexion and wore a red polo shirt. It is possible that this guy made the physic attack upon one of our own while the other two had the attention of the second victim.
The third guy had a height between the other two guys, and had curly blond hair. He would have been the meekest of the three.
If anyone had an experience with any of these guys, even in passing, please notify us ASAP. We need to know more about their appearance, what they wore, and what they may have said. We know there were incidents with other patrons of the dance, most of which was in the parking lot. You are welcome to give your information to the police, but if you are more comfortable in emailing our website (info@pridecapebreton.com) or telephoning me personally at 539-4627, please do so. Although we strongly believe that the media hype will prevent them from returning to one of our dances in the near future, if they are not apprehended by the police soon, they will continue to reek havoc on other people.
All the information we have gathered was because certain individuals in our community were able to give bits and pieces of the puzzle, but the puzzle is not completed as yet. Each piece of information has helped others remember another piece. PLEASE, if you have any information on anything you may have seen or experienced the night of our last dance, let us know. Your very small piece of information may very well be the final piece of the puzzle!