Ford City

Not sure what I saw at 4:40 a.m., there were headlines on in an alley, I thought they were pulling out of a garabe but headlights didn't move, then a pickup (Ford or Chevy) pulled out with the back full of items covered with a canvas(?). I could see the handle of a lawn mower sticking out.

It's not a junk collector type of truck,

I couldn't tell what color the Pickup was, black, blue or red, but I it was dark in color, it appeared to be a nice looking pickup. The darkness and rain wasn't any help.

The Pickup pulled out of the alley, before heading towards Pulaski, they used their turning signal to turn East toward Pulaski.

That part confused me, if it was a robbery, why use a turning signal? If a garabe was broken into, why obey the rules of the road?

Then again, would someone be moving at that time of the morning?

Another thought, junk collectors don't cover their findings.

I hesitated, but called the police just in case. Not sure what they can do but keep an eye out.

Check your garages in West Elsdon area.

Today about 10:20 a.m. I walked out of the West Lawn Park building. A man entered the park walking his young dog on a leash. Tailing him was a little dog not more than a year old. The female dog was a light tan short hair. She kept wanting to run and play with the other dog on the leash.

I thought it was strange the man would have one on a leash and not the other. I asked him if it was his dog. He turned to the pup and said, no. She had followed him. I mentioned he could lead the pup to his home, put her in the backyard and call a shelter to pick her up.

He told me he lived in an apartment with no backyard.

I tried to get the pup to approach me as I poured some bottle water into my palm. The pup wasn't interested she just wanted to play.

I have no experience with dogs and didn't have any food to offer.

I hope someone will walk their dog towards West Lawn Park and pick up this little girl. She's a happy little one. She was lean but no to a point of starvation. She doesn't have a collar.

I wished I had a camera. All I could do is discribe her.

The pup has light tan short hair with a little wavy. She's almost a foot and a half off the ground in height. She' very playful and likes other dogs.

Please keep an eye out for her.
I attached a photo of a similar breed.

There's research that has shown that people are a bit more "crazy" if you will, around Full Moon. There are more cops on the street, hospitals are full, police departments are also full and there are more murders, violence, accidents, etc. I was noticing this when I was looking through the news. Around March 15, 17, 18, 19, etc. there was a wave of violence. Around full moon, or the days leading to the full moon.Think about it, The moon's gravitational pull affects enormous, strong oceans and waves.....and our bodies are made of mostly water, 95% if I'm not mistaken? I've always believed the moon does have an effect in our behaviors. Look more into it :) What do u think?