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Thousands Flee Hyde Park, Buy Guns |
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By Gerard Oh | Dealer staff writer
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Wed, Feb 1, 2006
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HYDE PARK - On the heels of the fourth high-profile crime in this affluent
east side neighborhood since the beginning of the year, residents are jumpy.
"That's it. I'm outta here," said former Madison Rd. resident Tim
Kweller as he pushed his Herman Miller replica office chair down the
sidewalk. "I'm moving to somewhere safer, where you don't have to worry
about being shot at in your favorite Irish sports bar featuring over 30
beers on tap."
Other residents are taking an opposite stance.
"BRING IT ON!!" yelled Bill Hurley, as he wheeled a mounted Gatling gun into
his home. Hurley would not answer any more questions, claiming he was too
busy digging holes for the pungee sticks.
Office worker Christy Osborne may have summed it up the best: "So
what are you going to do, sit in your house all night and don't come out? Or are
you going to start packing heat?"
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