BY SUSAN ESTRICH When I drove by my corner grocery store last Sunday, the crime tape had already gone up and half a dozen police cars were parked in front. By the time I drove back home an hour later, there was a biohazard truck, along with a half-dozen more police cars and officers diverting traffic from the lot. “What happened?” I said. “An incident,” the traffic officer answered, and then refused to tell us […]
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