Glad it's not the one I like one block over.

"So much for my happy ending...Oh, oh, oh, oh.."

Basic facts, such as why the policed were "forced" to shut down the street are omitted. The reader is "forced" to click on the link to the Daily News article. By doing so, they learn that the police closed down the block to look for a possible third suspect. Also explained in the Daily News article is the reason why the police brought the women to the bar across the street. They needed a Mandarin translator. Perhaps jpeditor wanted these basic facts in one article, sans snarky comments directed at NY's finest. Personally, I would fire someone this inept at copying and pasting someone else's work...

Where is the "unlike" button?

the pure agony of having to click on links here is just too much.
AGONY I TELL YOU..

No agony-if anything it defines the poor quality of the work submitted by the "writer".

its awesome that they took all the masseuses to a bar across the street

I guess you could call that an upgrade.

"Cops were forced to close 14th Street between 7th and 8th Avenues"

Who forced them?

What's yours?

Cop bashers masquerading as "bloggy hipsters."

Her close failed as she had already linked to the article, and thus she lost her "ironic wit" by not connecting to the NYDN headline Unhappy ending for two in massage parlor robbery try.

Ya' follow?

(And next time try answering a question before posing another).

good sir, do you have a job?

Why do you ask? ( : >)

juts axing

Hiring a spell checker? ( : >)

"(And next time try answering a question before posing another)."

Hence the smiley...

"The NYPD: Vigilantly protecting your happy endings since 1845."

What is Jaya Saxena's major malfunction?