The real Woodland Hills

Let me explain the picture first. On my way to the 24 hour fitness in Woodland Hills yesterday at noon, we drove by this house on Vanowen Blvd a few blocks away from Fallbrook Mall. Obviously I didn't realize that Woodland Hills is the center of what appears to be a crack/meth/weed/whatever drug they might have been selling ring.

This was in broad daylight. Just your typical 10 people standing outside a house with their hands behind their back on a major street and a few police cars on the side of the road. Needless to say, we flipped a bitch to look again and then returned the scene so we can drive by and take this picture. I apologize for the mirror on the left. I'm a writer, not a photographer. Anyways, if you look closely, you can see an old women chilling in a rocking chair on the top left. Apparently, she wasn't being arrested.
Also, since when does it take only two cop cars to arrest multiple people? On cops, there's like 5 cars and 10 officers chasing down one guy. But these alleged felons went down easy?

Two other important things to notice:

Baller 11 15 21 (3:43:54 PM): you have to look really really hard. but the cop on the left has a stache
Baller 11 15 21 (3:45:50 PM): and the two guys in the all black shirt and pants getting arrested look like they have been arrested before, just by looking at their stance

In other criminal related news:

I just recently saw the South Park episode with R. Kelly singing "In the Closet" to Tom Cruise and John Travolta. It's hilarious.

One of coaching's most famous drunk drivers, Eddie Sutton is back replacing former Arizona assistant Jessie Evans as the coach at San Francisco.
If you get insider, Andy Katz blogs about all the shady business behind the hiring. Evans apparently did not want to take his "leave of absence." Kind of interesting that two coaches with Arizona ties are currently on leaves of absence.

Keon Clark says he's never played a game sober. Ahhh. That explains it.

Check it out: My Daily News article on SMU signee Justin Haynes and his Palmdale squad at the Hart Holiday Classic.