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“Tellers didn’t feel he was entitled to the money, but he was
persistent.”
-- Newport Beach Police Sgt. Steve Shulman, on 35-year-old Paul
Acierno, who was shot and killed by police after allegedly pointing a
gun at officers at a Washington Mutual. Bank employees called police
after Acierno had tried to cash an apparently forged check.
“I want to go all the way. I want to go to Woodstock ....We should
write some songs and put a CD out. That would be cool.”
-- Alex Herrera, 11, to fellow pre-teen bandmates in The Green
Room, formerly known as the Beagles.
“I think it’s something to very proud of. Newport Beach is an
affluent community, and it’s a very intelligent community.”
-- Newport Beach Mayor Steve Bromberg on Newport communities being
ranked near the top of a nationwide report on property values.
“Here’s this woman standing at the door with her hands on her
belly. She was obviously pregnant. Usually those calls are pretty
ho-hum. But she goes, ‘The baby is coming!’ I was going to take her
seriously.”
-- Newport Beach Fire Capt. Chip Duncan after helping deliver a
baby before paramedics arrived at the scene.
“We had a trauma center full of surgeons. That’s how loved he
was.”
-- Western Medical Center Vice President Shelle Bilhartz on John
C. Kennady, a trauma neurosurgeon at the hospital who died of
injuries suffered in a Costa Mesa car crash.
“Everyone who spoke English was saying, ‘Run for the hills,
another one is coming!’ It was mayhem.”
-- Steve Abrams, 37, a Costa Mesa resident who was in Thailand
when the 9.0 earthquake hit, causing tsunamis that hit several
countries’ shores.
“There is a perception in the community that there is selective
targeting and enforcement, and that is a widespread perception.”
-- Ra’id Faraj, public relations director for the Anaheim chapter
of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, on the detention of
Imam Wagdy Ghoneim by U.S. immigration. Muslim leaders appealed to
Rep. Chris Cox to allow Ghoneim to be released.
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