You can call the First Selectman's office.
You can call the Police Department.
You can call Greenwich Social Services.
But Nothing Is Ever Done.
Everyday there is a poor man from Port Chester, who is drinking himself to death everyday single day under the Welcome to Greenwich sign.
The poor old drunken man rides his bike from Port Chester and opens open container after open container and the police do nothing.
School children get on and of buses near him and the police officers responsible for Byram do absolutely nothing.
The poor old drunken man rides his bike over from Port Chester, because the Port Chester police will arrest him for drinking from an open container in public.
But the Greenwich police officer assigned to Byram is too busy sitting on Putnam Avenue looking for burned out car taillights.
The quality of life in Western Greenwich suffers, because the police are not properly deployed, supervised and managed.
The is not a poor old drunk man from Port Chester marking the boundary to Rye Brook or Rye, because like Port Chester they enforce open container laws.
You can call the Police Department.
You can call Greenwich Social Services.
But Nothing Is Ever Done.
Everyday there is a poor man from Port Chester, who is drinking himself to death everyday single day under the Welcome to Greenwich sign.
The poor old drunken man rides his bike from Port Chester and opens open container after open container and the police do nothing.
School children get on and of buses near him and the police officers responsible for Byram do absolutely nothing.
The poor old drunken man rides his bike over from Port Chester, because the Port Chester police will arrest him for drinking from an open container in public.
But the Greenwich police officer assigned to Byram is too busy sitting on Putnam Avenue looking for burned out car taillights.
The quality of life in Western Greenwich suffers, because the police are not properly deployed, supervised and managed.
The is not a poor old drunk man from Port Chester marking the boundary to Rye Brook or Rye, because like Port Chester they enforce open container laws.
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