Tonight by unanimous vote the members of the Wilkes Barre Area School Board told
Hawkeye Security Solutions to “Stick It”. Well that’s the expression Joe Holden
used.
Hawkeye
who has been billing the school district through 2013 even though their
contract expired last year, got their answer tonight, and it’s what we’ve been
saying all along.
The cameras just don’t work, per board member Lynne Evans,
who is also a school bus driver. Who said when her bus was rear-ended in the city Hawkeye saw
nothing.
Lynne
told WBRE “It was a bus with children on it. All the more reason to catch this
person, it comes across 911 and you can’t find a car that’s hood is in a V.”
- Hold the phone didn’t Natalie Aleo’s car end up with a mysterious V in the hood?
For
those of you who missed the presentation by the (fast exiting) Hawkeye Vice-President prior to the meeting, he told the board that “when 911 gets a call it flags
Hawkeye to monitor”. It was like he was saying that the 911 system, and Hawkeye
system communicate with each other.
Now I’m
guessing after reading the Times Leader article W-B system just won’t compute
by Terrie Morgan-Besecker the School Board didn’t quite believe the quick
talking Hawkeye salesman.
As for
the Hawkeye bills that have been piling up even though Hawkeye had no authority
to continue billing the district, they too were shot down, but hey you can’t
blame Hawkeye for trying the same unsuccessful trick their solicitor from Fox Rothschild
in Philadelphia tried on the Parking Authority when they canned him.
I guess
they figured even though it didn’t work for Allen it might work for Hawkeye.
Wake Up
Wilkes Barre
Source:
- WBRE Video
- W-B system just won’t compute
- Did Leo find that car again????
- Perhaps Plymouth Rock fell on the car?
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