The body of one young man was found crumpled in a grocery store shopping cart left on a busy street.
Evelyn Greer, 82, recalls the forced move out of Harris Neck in vivid detail: residents lugging furniture by hand or mule cart, leaving jars of preserved food and livestock behind.
It was after 2 a.m. and police, alerted by the pro shop buglary alarm, followed the tracks the cart left in the dew-covered fairways until they found the loot near the 17th tee.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the blast, which police officials said was caused by a homemade bomb planted under a cart left by the side of the road.
He walked quickly around the process server's cart, left the store and, without looking back, made a beeline for a black car at the far end of the parking lot.
A shopping cart left to run amok could possibly cause a great deal of damage and injury, not to mention those abandoned in empty spots will inevitably cause someone to pull halfway in before realizing the cart is there and angrily backing out, pissing off people behind them.
He also pointed out that the carts left out front belonged to individual owners, not the commissary.
Apparently aware that he was under surveillance, the man abandoned his cart and left the store.
Trainers worked on Rhymes in the coach's box before he was assisted to a utility cart and left the field.
"Last Friday a guy I know, a crackhead, I don't know his name but his nickname's Trouble, came by with a shopping cart and left this," Shotgun said.
