Go Figure! Some Things Just Don't Make Sense

Keeping An Eye On A Killer
The Houston TV reporter who went all the way to Mississippi so she could stand in front of the jail and do an 'On Scene' report of the son who killed his parents and brother in Houston made this remark.  "The Sheriff here in Mississippi has been keeping a very close eye on this suspect".  WHAT? Does that mean the Sheriff in Mississippi don't normally keep and 'very close eye' on his inmates?  Only the one's from Houston or what?  Duh!

Weather Causes Crime
I have heard police chiefs give all kinds of reasons why the crime rate is high.  Usually it is because he/she doesn't have enough police officers or police cars, or this or that or the other.  But I have never heard one say his city has experienced a massive influx of drugs because of the weather, until now.  I read in the local newspaper of a Texas Gulf Coast city the other day where the police chief of that town said, "Ike brought methamphetamine to the island".
If that's right and he is correct just think what the City of Boston is in for when the tons and tons of snow melts from the massive blizzard they are experiencing.  They may need snow plows to clear the piles of methamphetamine that will follow the snow.

On The Scene Report
I still haven't figured out why one Houston TV station sent a reporter to Mississippi where a man was being held in jail for murdering his mother, father and little brother in Houston.  She went there and stood in front of the jail and gave her live report that was the same in substance as all the other Houston stations were doing from Houston.  It makes no sense to me why a reporter will, three days later go stand on a corner where a fatal wreck happened and tell us the story.  There is nothing of the wreck left there.  He or she wants us to think it an 'on the scene' report.  I'm not falling for it.

That's the way I see it.  How about you?
Breck