
Found on a playground in Prospect heights, Brooklyn.
Art and advertising, from political protest to lost cats, collide on the streets of NYC in the form of flyers, wild posting and whatever else can be stuck to a lamp post or phone kiosk.
Most criminals are stupid.
It's been a few months since the last dognapping in my neighborhood. Someone suggested to me that these stolen dogs are being used for pitbull training. What a way to go. Adios, Chi-Chi.
Found in the West Village near where all the dogs have gone missing. Maybe the dognappers are branching out into other species.
The canine-snatching crime wave continues in the Washington Square Park/Lower 5th Avenue area.
Found at 5th Avenue and 10th Street.
This is the second lost dog flyer I've found in my neighborhood in a week. I suspect that there's a dognapper loose. All the more reason to boycott Saigon Grill.
The reward is up tp $20,000. On the previous flyer it was only $6,000. That's enough money to make you check up on your neighbor, the one with the Chevy S-10 Blazer. Does it have front end damage? Has it been parked in the garage all month? Does he look nervous? Sweaty? Guilty?
The man behind this mission is Dan Henk, Monica's husband. He made a series of flyers that he posted all over the area of the hit and run. You can read all of the details of the case at danhenk.com.
I was in Bushwick and Williamsburg this weekend where I saw a lot of these. Monica Henk was the victim of a hit and run at the corner of Kent & Flushing Ave. in Brooklyn at about 7am on Saturday, April 7th, 2007. The cops are looking for a black, 95-97 Chevy S-10 Blazer with front end damage.