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anyone know where i can get batts for a descent deal ??
QUOTE(Dropit @ Feb 8 2005, 09:48 AM)
anyone know where i can get batts for a descent deal ??
there's no such thing...
QUOTE(djtwigsta @ Feb 8 2005, 09:47 AM)
I was wondering the same thing.... molding or that cheap chrome tape. Off the hook with moldings. I like it. CJ u going to be rollin something this year?
Not sure yet I might end up been someone's scrub.lol and you already know, who's
...
QUOTE(LA FAMILIA C.C. @ Feb 8 2005, 08:12 AM)
Not sure yet I might end up been someone's scrub.lol and you already know, who's ...
...YOU SOLD YOUR RIDE??
cd's, be sure to read the paper tonight......Rhode Island section...
QUOTE(cdznutz42069 @ Feb 8 2005, 10:18 AM)
YOU SOLD YOUR RIDE??
I'm working on selling a few people are interested in it but lets see...
Hopefuly I'll sale it by April so I could start on my next Project.
QUOTE(TOWN CAR92 @ Feb 8 2005, 10:21 AM)
cd's, be sure to read the paper tonight......Rhode Island section...
What's on RI paper?
speak up fool or....
QUOTE(TOWN CAR92 @ Feb 8 2005, 08:21 AM)
cd's, be sure to read the paper tonight......Rhode Island section...
dam son i dont get the paper except for sunday. post it!!!!
let me find it
Police charge three men in series of bank robberies
Two are charged with working together in two of five robberies investigated by the police.
01:00 AM EST on Tuesday, February 8, 2005
BY RICHARD C. DUJARDIN
Journal Staff Writer
PROVIDENCE -- Three men, who among them are suspected of robbing a total of five banks within seven days, were arraigned before District Court Judge Richard Gonella yesterday on charges brought by the Providence, East Providence, Cranston and Smithfield police.
William J. Corvese, 37, of 705 Greenville Ave., Johnston, is suspected of holding up two Citizens Bank branches, one Friday at the Super Stop & Shop at 446 Putnam Pike, Smithfield, and the other Sunday at the Super Stop & Shop on West River Street in Providence.
He was captured when an off-duty Providence patrolman, Robert Heaton, tackled him outside the Providence store about 1:10 p.m. Sunday, just moments after seeing the holdup unfold from his place on line.
As the police tell it, Corvese used the same procedure in both holdups: giving the teller a note saying he was armed and he was to be given money.
Yesterday at the Garrahy Judicial Complex, he was taken into court in a wheelchair, because authorities would not allow him to use his artificial leg while in detention.
He entered no plea to the two charges of second-degree bank robbery and was ordered held on $50,000 bail with surety, pending a conference on April 11, and a Superior Court arraignment on April 18.
In unrelated charges, the two other suspects -- Michael J. Capaldi, 20, of 215 Rutland St., Cranston, and John W. Chiellini, 21, of 113 Summer St., Central Falls -- were arrested over the weekend in connection with the robbery of a BankRI branch on South Broadway, East Providence, at 2:19 p.m. last Wednesday, and the robbery of the Coastway Credit Union at 1155 Reservoir Ave., Cranston, at 9:20 a.m. Saturday.
In addition to counts of second-degree bank robbery and conspiracy brought against both men for each of those two robberies, Chiellini was also charged with second-degree bank robbery in connection to the holdup of a Sovereign Bank branch on Newport Avenue, East Providence, on Jan. 31.
In each instance, according to the police, a man walked into the bank and handed a note declaring that he had a gun and wanted cash.
The Cranston police said they apprehended the two men after receiving a tip that one suspect had a white Jeep Cherokee. After discovering a vehicle matching the description at the Days Inn in Cranston, the police placed it under surveillance. They waited for only a short time when, according to the police, a car with three people inside rode up to the Jeep. One of the occupants, the police said, had the tell-tale markings of red dye on his shirt and hand, similar to the exploding dye packets the bank puts in the bills given to the robbers.
Capt. Walter Barlow, head of the East Providence detectives, said that in both East Providence holdups they believed Chiellini was the one who went inside and left the note demanding money. He said Capaldi was believed to be the driver of the getaway car for the BankRI holdup.
Gonella set bail for Capaldi at $100,000 with surety, pending a conference on April 11 and Superior Court arraignment on April 18.
Based on statements that Chiellini had violated his probation on previous charges, the judge ordered him held without bail, pending a hearing on Feb. 24.
Two are charged with working together in two of five robberies investigated by the police.
01:00 AM EST on Tuesday, February 8, 2005
BY RICHARD C. DUJARDIN
Journal Staff Writer
PROVIDENCE -- Three men, who among them are suspected of robbing a total of five banks within seven days, were arraigned before District Court Judge Richard Gonella yesterday on charges brought by the Providence, East Providence, Cranston and Smithfield police.
William J. Corvese, 37, of 705 Greenville Ave., Johnston, is suspected of holding up two Citizens Bank branches, one Friday at the Super Stop & Shop at 446 Putnam Pike, Smithfield, and the other Sunday at the Super Stop & Shop on West River Street in Providence.
He was captured when an off-duty Providence patrolman, Robert Heaton, tackled him outside the Providence store about 1:10 p.m. Sunday, just moments after seeing the holdup unfold from his place on line.
As the police tell it, Corvese used the same procedure in both holdups: giving the teller a note saying he was armed and he was to be given money.
Yesterday at the Garrahy Judicial Complex, he was taken into court in a wheelchair, because authorities would not allow him to use his artificial leg while in detention.
He entered no plea to the two charges of second-degree bank robbery and was ordered held on $50,000 bail with surety, pending a conference on April 11, and a Superior Court arraignment on April 18.
In unrelated charges, the two other suspects -- Michael J. Capaldi, 20, of 215 Rutland St., Cranston, and John W. Chiellini, 21, of 113 Summer St., Central Falls -- were arrested over the weekend in connection with the robbery of a BankRI branch on South Broadway, East Providence, at 2:19 p.m. last Wednesday, and the robbery of the Coastway Credit Union at 1155 Reservoir Ave., Cranston, at 9:20 a.m. Saturday.
In addition to counts of second-degree bank robbery and conspiracy brought against both men for each of those two robberies, Chiellini was also charged with second-degree bank robbery in connection to the holdup of a Sovereign Bank branch on Newport Avenue, East Providence, on Jan. 31.
In each instance, according to the police, a man walked into the bank and handed a note declaring that he had a gun and wanted cash.
The Cranston police said they apprehended the two men after receiving a tip that one suspect had a white Jeep Cherokee. After discovering a vehicle matching the description at the Days Inn in Cranston, the police placed it under surveillance. They waited for only a short time when, according to the police, a car with three people inside rode up to the Jeep. One of the occupants, the police said, had the tell-tale markings of red dye on his shirt and hand, similar to the exploding dye packets the bank puts in the bills given to the robbers.
Capt. Walter Barlow, head of the East Providence detectives, said that in both East Providence holdups they believed Chiellini was the one who went inside and left the note demanding money. He said Capaldi was believed to be the driver of the getaway car for the BankRI holdup.
Gonella set bail for Capaldi at $100,000 with surety, pending a conference on April 11 and Superior Court arraignment on April 18.
Based on statements that Chiellini had violated his probation on previous charges, the judge ordered him held without bail, pending a hearing on Feb. 24.
QUOTE(TOWN CAR92 @ Feb 8 2005, 10:44 AM)
Police charge three men in series of bank robberies
Two are charged with working together in two of five robberies investigated by the police.
01:00 AM EST on Tuesday, February 8, 2005
BY RICHARD C. DUJARDIN
Journal Staff Writer
PROVIDENCE -- Three men, who among them are suspected of robbing a total of five banks within seven days, were arraigned before District Court Judge Richard Gonella yesterday on charges brought by the Providence, East Providence, Cranston and Smithfield police.
William J. Corvese, 37, of 705 Greenville Ave., Johnston, is suspected of holding up two Citizens Bank branches, one Friday at the Super Stop & Shop at 446 Putnam Pike, Smithfield, and the other Sunday at the Super Stop & Shop on West River Street in Providence.
He was captured when an off-duty Providence patrolman, Robert Heaton, tackled him outside the Providence store about 1:10 p.m. Sunday, just moments after seeing the holdup unfold from his place on line.
As the police tell it, Corvese used the same procedure in both holdups: giving the teller a note saying he was armed and he was to be given money.
Yesterday at the Garrahy Judicial Complex, he was taken into court in a wheelchair, because authorities would not allow him to use his artificial leg while in detention.
He entered no plea to the two charges of second-degree bank robbery and was ordered held on $50,000 bail with surety, pending a conference on April 11, and a Superior Court arraignment on April 18.
In unrelated charges, the two other suspects -- Michael J. Capaldi, 20, of 215 Rutland St., Cranston, and John W. Chiellini, 21, of 113 Summer St., Central Falls -- were arrested over the weekend in connection with the robbery of a BankRI branch on South Broadway, East Providence, at 2:19 p.m. last Wednesday, and the robbery of the Coastway Credit Union at 1155 Reservoir Ave., Cranston, at 9:20 a.m. Saturday.
In addition to counts of second-degree bank robbery and conspiracy brought against both men for each of those two robberies, Chiellini was also charged with second-degree bank robbery in connection to the holdup of a Sovereign Bank branch on Newport Avenue, East Providence, on Jan. 31.
In each instance, according to the police, a man walked into the bank and handed a note declaring that he had a gun and wanted cash.
The Cranston police said they apprehended the two men after receiving a tip that one suspect had a white Jeep Cherokee. After discovering a vehicle matching the description at the Days Inn in Cranston, the police placed it under surveillance. They waited for only a short time when, according to the police, a car with three people inside rode up to the Jeep. One of the occupants, the police said, had the tell-tale markings of red dye on his shirt and hand, similar to the exploding dye packets the bank puts in the bills given to the robbers.
Capt. Walter Barlow, head of the East Providence detectives, said that in both East Providence holdups they believed Chiellini was the one who went inside and left the note demanding money. He said Capaldi was believed to be the driver of the getaway car for the BankRI holdup.
Gonella set bail for Capaldi at $100,000 with surety, pending a conference on April 11 and Superior Court arraignment on April 18.
Based on statements that Chiellini had violated his probation on previous charges, the judge ordered him held without bail, pending a hearing on Feb. 24.
Two are charged with working together in two of five robberies investigated by the police.
01:00 AM EST on Tuesday, February 8, 2005
BY RICHARD C. DUJARDIN
Journal Staff Writer
PROVIDENCE -- Three men, who among them are suspected of robbing a total of five banks within seven days, were arraigned before District Court Judge Richard Gonella yesterday on charges brought by the Providence, East Providence, Cranston and Smithfield police.
William J. Corvese, 37, of 705 Greenville Ave., Johnston, is suspected of holding up two Citizens Bank branches, one Friday at the Super Stop & Shop at 446 Putnam Pike, Smithfield, and the other Sunday at the Super Stop & Shop on West River Street in Providence.
He was captured when an off-duty Providence patrolman, Robert Heaton, tackled him outside the Providence store about 1:10 p.m. Sunday, just moments after seeing the holdup unfold from his place on line.
As the police tell it, Corvese used the same procedure in both holdups: giving the teller a note saying he was armed and he was to be given money.
Yesterday at the Garrahy Judicial Complex, he was taken into court in a wheelchair, because authorities would not allow him to use his artificial leg while in detention.
He entered no plea to the two charges of second-degree bank robbery and was ordered held on $50,000 bail with surety, pending a conference on April 11, and a Superior Court arraignment on April 18.
In unrelated charges, the two other suspects -- Michael J. Capaldi, 20, of 215 Rutland St., Cranston, and John W. Chiellini, 21, of 113 Summer St., Central Falls -- were arrested over the weekend in connection with the robbery of a BankRI branch on South Broadway, East Providence, at 2:19 p.m. last Wednesday, and the robbery of the Coastway Credit Union at 1155 Reservoir Ave., Cranston, at 9:20 a.m. Saturday.
In addition to counts of second-degree bank robbery and conspiracy brought against both men for each of those two robberies, Chiellini was also charged with second-degree bank robbery in connection to the holdup of a Sovereign Bank branch on Newport Avenue, East Providence, on Jan. 31.
In each instance, according to the police, a man walked into the bank and handed a note declaring that he had a gun and wanted cash.
The Cranston police said they apprehended the two men after receiving a tip that one suspect had a white Jeep Cherokee. After discovering a vehicle matching the description at the Days Inn in Cranston, the police placed it under surveillance. They waited for only a short time when, according to the police, a car with three people inside rode up to the Jeep. One of the occupants, the police said, had the tell-tale markings of red dye on his shirt and hand, similar to the exploding dye packets the bank puts in the bills given to the robbers.
Capt. Walter Barlow, head of the East Providence detectives, said that in both East Providence holdups they believed Chiellini was the one who went inside and left the note demanding money. He said Capaldi was believed to be the driver of the getaway car for the BankRI holdup.
Gonella set bail for Capaldi at $100,000 with surety, pending a conference on April 11 and Superior Court arraignment on April 18.
Based on statements that Chiellini had violated his probation on previous charges, the judge ordered him held without bail, pending a hearing on Feb. 24.
total fucking idiot
fucking crackhead!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! so obviously he was parked in the days in right up the fucken street where he robbed the bank. do you see a problem here!!! stupid fucken crackhead!!!!!!!!!!!
i know that he used to stay at hotels for days at a time.....thats just what crackheads do i guess 
QUOTE(TOWN CAR92 @ Feb 8 2005, 11:06 AM)
i know that he used to stay at hotels for days at a time.....thats just what crackheads do i guess
i saw you around 1:45-2:00 on elmwood.....
this is for cj last years truridez picnic.
ivans fleetwood
Looking good bro...Looking good!!!! 
misc. pics cause im bored
QUOTE(cdznutz42069 @ Feb 8 2005, 08:05 AM)
yeah man i love 67's looks tight, whats up with the chrome at the bottom though?
Nah, i know..i know i woulda got clowned on for the chrome tape..theres no rust underneath it..i just bought the car and the guy that had it before me was crazy..he had some blue neons under the hood all wrapped arounf the distributor and shit..it was a mess...i thought you guys would have clowned more on the sick pinstripe!!
Dont worry though its a the paint shop now..i should have some pics up soon!
QUOTE(rook @ Feb 8 2005, 07:05 PM)
Nah, i know..i know i woulda got clowned on for the chrome tape..theres no rust underneath it..i just bought the car and the guy that had it before me was crazy..he had some blue neons under the hood all wrapped arounf the distributor and shit..it was a mess...i thought you guys would have clowned more on the sick pinstripe!! Dont worry though its a the paint shop now..i should have some pics up soon!
Dont worry though its a the paint shop now..i should have some pics up soon!thats cool homie i was trying to be harsh just pointing in the right direction. if the guy had neons under the hood im surprised chrome tape was all he came up with, lol. good luck with the ride, cant wait to see progress pics.
wat was u doin at park & dyer ??
cdz i like the one u took with the car goin thru reservor market that day
i seen the aftermath it was funny the tire marks were on the floor in there haha.
QUOTE(cdznutz42069 @ Feb 8 2005, 09:13 PM)
thats cool homie i was trying to be harsh just pointing in the right direction. if the guy had neons under the hood im surprised chrome tape was all he came up with, lol. good luck with the ride, cant wait to see progress pics.
nah i know...believe me.. i just didnt want to peel it off cause then i would feel like more of a jackass with it all faded underneath...but i apreciate the honesty..i will keep posted!!
QUOTE(biggeazy-e @ Feb 8 2005, 03:21 PM)
i saw you around 1:45-2:00 on elmwood.....
damn u see everyone.... u say think u saw me a few days ago- so I ask where at an u don't say ??
theres a twin of my car except with the full blue top so may have not been me but then again it coulda i'm everywhere.QUOTE(SDimeBlazin @ Feb 8 2005, 10:46 PM)
damn u see everyone.... u say think u saw me a few days ago- so I ask where at an u don't say ?? theres a twin of my car except with the full blue top so may have not been me but then again it coulda i'm everywhere.
theres a twin of my car except with the full blue top so may have not been me but then again it coulda i'm everywhere.i think i saw you on the street next to dunkin donuts/papa ginos... (between dunkin donuts plaza and the big green..)
i saw 68merc a while ago.. i was on a beach cruiser riding down park, right next to him....lol
i saw tc92 a few times... i saw him once in front of walgreens and my homie told him to hop, i think he lifted the front and bounced the front..
i saw you guys homie j lo a few times last summer... last time i saw him he had a big ass dog in the passenger seat.....
i see pmpdvl's car just about every weekend, on my way to work......
yeah, i keep an eye out.....
QUOTE(biggeazy-e @ Feb 8 2005, 10:57 PM)
i think i saw you on the street next to dunkin donuts/papa ginos... (between dunkin donuts plaza and the big green..)
i saw 68merc a while ago.. i was on a beach cruiser riding down park, right next to him....lol
i saw tc92 a few times... i saw him once in front of walgreens and my homie told him to hop, i think he lifted the front and bounced the front..
i saw you guys homie j lo a few times last summer... last time i saw him he had a big ass dog in the passenger seat.....
i see pmpdvl's car just about every weekend, on my way to work......
yeah, i keep an eye out.....
i saw 68merc a while ago.. i was on a beach cruiser riding down park, right next to him....lol
i saw tc92 a few times... i saw him once in front of walgreens and my homie told him to hop, i think he lifted the front and bounced the front..
i saw you guys homie j lo a few times last summer... last time i saw him he had a big ass dog in the passenger seat.....
i see pmpdvl's car just about every weekend, on my way to work......
yeah, i keep an eye out.....
cool cool, I mean maybe it was me but coulda been the other car too some guy has one like mine but it's all stock with a full blue roof and blue interior, rather than white- but from far away they look the same, he parks it at billys frosted mug pub ALOT lol. thats the only other one tho that i've seen- he was at 7-11 one time at like 1am he just got outta the bar i think then i pull in- he gets out he walks to my car instead of his i was like
then i made my alarm chirp he was like WHOA THATS NEW! then i came out an was like NICE CAR he wanted to buy my seats off me u can always tell if its me because i never really turn down my beat so if you hear decent bass and u think u see the same car thats prob me cuz the other dudes stuff is 100% stock. and got rims comin in the spring if i get off my ass an look for some finally
QUOTE(SDimeBlazin @ Feb 8 2005, 11:07 PM)
cool cool, I mean maybe it was me but coulda been the other car too some guy has one like mine but it's all stock with a full blue roof and blue interior, rather than white- but from far away they look the same, he parks it at billys frosted mug pub ALOT lol. thats the only other one tho that i've seen- he was at 7-11 one time at like 1am he just got outta the bar i think then i pull in- he gets out he walks to my car instead of his i was like then i made my alarm chirp he was like WHOA THATS NEW! then i came out an was like NICE CAR he wanted to buy my seats off me
then i made my alarm chirp he was like WHOA THATS NEW! then i came out an was like NICE CAR he wanted to buy my seats off me yeah, i see that car around too.....
ya i seen alot of peeps this summer, didn't make it out to any shows an peeps like to bust balls cuz of that so maybe i'll make it to one next spring just to shut everyone up i'm gunna wear a shirt that says SDIME in big letters so no one can try an say they didn't see me jk jk.
I was whippin my boys regal tonight that things a hooptie lmao it's like an 85 looks like it's lifted in the back on stock wheels, an broken back window GHETTO SHIT if u see that shit get outta the way that kidz nuts was doin donuts in the middle of reservor ave at like 3am the other night on all the black ice all fcked up
i'm gunna wear a shirt that says SDIME in big letters so no one can try an say they didn't see me jk jk.I was whippin my boys regal tonight that things a hooptie lmao it's like an 85 looks like it's lifted in the back on stock wheels, an broken back window GHETTO SHIT
if u see that shit get outta the way that kidz nuts was doin donuts in the middle of reservor ave at like 3am the other night on all the black ice all fcked up
Who owns the 79 cutlas, the Gray coupe Deville and the white Monte with the roof?
By the way nice pics...
Man...someone is ruining this post with pics
QUOTE(LA FAMILIA C.C. @ Feb 9 2005, 05:39 AM)
Who owns the 79 cutlas, the Gray coupe Deville and the white Monte with the roof?
the cutlass is chicanos, the coupe is ivans from chicanos but its baby blue not silver. the white monte ls is my homie timmay! soon to get lifted
QUOTE(biggeazy-e @ Feb 8 2005, 03:21 PM)
i saw you around 1:45-2:00 on elmwood.....
....a true rider will rides in the snow
HOw much he wants for the monte the way it is?
QUOTE(TOWN CAR92 @ Feb 9 2005, 10:14 AM)
....a true rider will rides in the snow
Are you coming to our cookout
QUOTE(LA FAMILIA C.C. @ Feb 9 2005, 10:18 AM)
Are you coming to our cookout
whats the date, ill see what my homies r doin
QUOTE(LA FAMILIA C.C. @ Feb 9 2005, 08:15 AM)
HOw much he wants for the monte the way it is?
i dont think he will sell it now. hes looking into some fresh interior and he's ready to juice it. he keeps begging me for my caddy though lol.
QUOTE(TOWN CAR92 @ Feb 9 2005, 10:20 AM)
whats the date, ill see what my homies r doin
Never mind don't even bother I'm gonna setup some hood boys at the gates so they can jack you for your shit if you show up.
QUOTE(cdznutz42069 @ Feb 9 2005, 10:29 AM)
i dont think he will sell it now. hes looking into some fresh interior and he's ready to juice it. he keeps begging me for my caddy though lol.
I'm Jelous I like ....
QUOTE(LA FAMILIA C.C. @ Feb 9 2005, 09:18 AM)
Never mind don't even bother I'm gonna setup some hood boys at the gates so they can jack you for your shit if you show up.are they gonna but rape him too??? lol
QUOTE(LA FAMILIA C.C. @ Feb 9 2005, 09:19 AM)
I'm Jelous I like ....
he probably woulda worked out a deal for your caddy. if this interior deal falls through ill see whats up.
cool
QUOTE(LA FAMILIA C.C. @ Feb 9 2005, 11:18 AM)
Never mind don't even bother I'm gonna setup some hood boys at the gates so they can jack you for your shit if you show up.
what the fuck is that about
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QUOTE(cdznutz42069 @ Feb 9 2005, 02:42 PM)
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QUOTE(biggeazy-e @ Feb 9 2005, 01:10 PM)
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o yeah????
QUOTE(cdznutz42069 @ Feb 9 2005, 03:15 PM)
o yeah????
damn all i got is a stick, ghetto gangsta type ish
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