Alleged 'Anti-Government Extremist' Arrest Unwarranted, Neighbors Say
Police say Gregory Gawrysiak had illegal guns and was a threat. Neighbors in Haddon Township say he was an eccentric with an independent streak and a threat to nobody.
Brett Slavin thinks Gregory Gawrysiak could be a catalyst for change in Haddon Township. Slavin, 25—a neighbor of Gawsrysiak, who was arrested Thursday after police kicked in his door in the first block of Emerald Avenue—said he and his neighbors are "tired of being pushed around by cops in Haddon Township." "They have badges and they throw their weight around," Slavin said. "If anything Greg can be a catalyst, a wake up call. It's always the first nail that gets hammered." Gawrysiak, 46, is an apprentice linesman for Amtrak, authorities said. Amtrak representatives were on hand at his arrest. Officials said Thursday Gawrysiak is part of the Sovereign Citizen Movement, which believes federal and state governments lack legitimate authority…
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Bella
10:06 pm on Friday, February 8, 2013
That's right believe the htpd they would not lie?! Did you know they forced a 16 year old girl to sit in a police car for over three hours in front of her house so all could see? What did she do? Who did she threaten? Is she a terrorist? Could not have they taken her to the police station and let her wait there??? HUMILIATION that's why!!! Her father never treated her that way but he's the "… more ›