Police To Hold Gun Turn-In Event This Weekend
June 19, 2012
http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2012/06/19/police-to-hold-gun-turn-in-event-this-weekend/
CHICAGO (CBS) — Using the lure of $100 gift cards, the Chicago Police Department is encouraging people to get guns out of their homes and turn them in this Saturday, during the annual gun turn-in program.
As WBBM Newsradio’s Mike Krauser reports, the Police Department is partnering with 20 churches..
First Deputy Supt. Alfonza Wysinger says anyone who turns in a real gun will get a $100 gift card. Replicas and BB guns are worth $10.
“No questions asked,” Wysinger said. “Just show up at the church, and hand over the weapons to the CPD officer that will be there, and get your $100 gift card. So we strongly suggest that people come out that have weapons lying around the house, or weapons, maybe, that they don’t necessarily want in their house. This is a chance to get some money for their weapon, and get another dangerous weapon on the street.”
The gun turn-in event, dubbed “Don’t Kill a Dream, Save a Life,” is on from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the following locations:
North:
United Church Of Rogers Park
1545 W. Morse Ave.
Uptown Baptist Church
1011 W. Wilson Ave.
West:
Heritage International
Christian Church
5312 W. North Ave.
Truth And Deliverance International Ministries
5151 W. Madison St.
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
2622 W. Jackson Blvd.
Corinthians Temple Cogic
4520 W. Washington Blvd.
Chicago Islamic Center
3357 W. 63rd St.
Douglas Park Baptist Church
1840 S. Kedzie Ave.
St. Agnes of Bohemia Catholic
2651 S. Central Park Ave.
South:
Greater Harvest MB Church
5141 S. State St.
First Church of Deliverance
4315 S. Wabash Ave.
New Beginnings Church
6620 S. Dr. Martin Luther King Drive
Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church
4543 S. Princeton Ave.
St. Sabina Church
1210 W. 78th Pl.
Trinity All Nations Church
9600 S. Vincennes Ave.
Bethlehem Star M.B. Church
9231 S. Cottage Grove Avenue Ave.
New Vision of Faith Ministries
447 W. 120th St.
Immaculate Conception Parish
2944 E. 88th Street
New Life Covenant Church
1021 E. 78th St.
Greater Salem Baptist Church
215 W. 71st St.
Liberation Christian Center
6810 S. Ashland Ave.
Antioch Missionary Baptist Church
6248 S. Stewart Ave.
Greater Institutional AME Church
7800 S. Indiana Ave.
Good day to you again UHM.
I am doing some research on a country-men of mine. His name is Fredrik Vahlquist. He has been sitting in the Holy See, hence he was the swedish ambassador in the Vatican. He was later the swedish ambassador for Malta. And now he is the swedish ambassador to Croatia.
Last winter he wrote an article on a swedish main-line conservative site, where he strongly supported Croatia becoming a member of the EU. And he has been in Croatia as a representativ of the EU in Croatia in 2009; Introducing the Lisbon Treaty.
So He has been very activ for the EU expansion. He has also attended the funeral of the last Pope (JP). He has been interviewed by catholic radio in Sweden. I do not know if he is catholic, but my guess is that he is.
I can not find any ties of him to the jesuits or the Knights of Malta directly. But it is intreaging that he has been ambassador in thoese regions. I have found that he seems to be a loyal subject of the Wallenberg-clan here in Sweden.
I was wondering (maybe you can answer) if one has to go through something to be at the Holy See, does one have to be a Knight of Malta of some sort to be ambassador to the Vatican? And are the Wallenbergs Knights of Malta, or just simple hofjuden?
Just being an ambassador in a Embassy does not mean you have any direct connection as such with the Holy See apart from through the Papal Nuncio of the location if at all. I could be an ambassador for instance in Vatican City for my nation but not be a Catholic and anything as all to do with the Papacy. Its highly likely that he may be a Knight of Malta and part of its Johanniterorden i Sverige.
-= The Unhived Mind