City police called out
Unpleasant experiences seem to abound when the Yankees come to town and reader Sarah Chenoweth had one of them.
It's ten PM on a Friday night and an O's vs. Yankees game has just let out. This explains why I sat on Lombard Street in between Charles and Eutaw for forty minutes; it doesn't explain the complete lack of traffic police at downtown intersections.
I watched cars block the passage of light rail trains down Howard Street and Rescue Co. 1's equipment from Steadman Station because a handful of intoxicated Yankees fans decided to deliberately block two lanes of Lombard Street in front of the Holiday Inn. Since when does the out-of-control traffic after a Friday night prime ball game not warrant a police presence at major intersections?







Comments
I'm sure the "Transportation Management Center" noticed all the problems and did absolutely nothing.
In my experience Baltimore City traffic management with or without any traffic officers is sorely lacking.
Posted by: Paul | May 11, 2009 10:10 AM