Serpico

I am not sure how I feel about him... he digs into some stuff and then proceeds to do a lot of speculative questioning... writes a bit to tabloid like.

That's a fair criticism but no one else is doing the legwork or asking the questions, even if his writing style is a bit over the top.

I agree a bit over the top sometimes, but raises very important and legit questions. Funny story....I've commented on a few of his posts adding some information and what do you know, I was asked by a police officer if I knew who was behind the account.

kraziebill :
Go on... do you? ... and why is a police officer following you commenting on Serpico and then asking you about the guy?

Mahkno :
I don't think I know.The officer was here to get video from my cameras for a neighbor who had their car burglarized. He knows me and my extensive knowledge of the police radios, etc. It was small talk, but I like how he tried to slide it in. LOL

A large non-profit in the area has been tidying up their books of late and tightening up their accounting processes like I've not seen before. It's just speculation on my part, but it seems like quite a coincidence that they would be doing this about the same time he/she/them/it started making waves.

PeoriaIllinoisan : So he has new page on FB?

mypeez :
There are now several. Not sure if it's the same person or copycats, but usually within a couple hours they all post a similar story without just copying from one to the other.

Copycatting has become a rampant problem on social media.

It is over the top, but it does help bring awareness of local issues.