“He doesn't live here,” said Ed Vecchio of Penn Hills. “The house he's registered to vote out of, is vacant -- no curtains, furniture, nothing in there. It's abandoned for over a month. So, I feel it's my right to contest his vote.”
Those comments from the husband of the head of the Penn Hills Democratic Party led police to beef up patrols around the home of U.S. Senator Rick Santorum.
The increased police presence began late Tuesday, after authorities in Washington D.C. contacted Penn Hills authorities.
U.S. Capitol Police received a complaint from Karen Santorum.
She was worried that someone was trespassing or prowling on their Penn Hills property.
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Right now, Penn Hills Police don't know who, if anybody, trespassed on Santorum's property.
No one has been charged.
As for the Santorums, they think someone would have had to go onto their property to know what is, or isn't inside.
Friday, May 19, 2006
Santorums Admit No Curtains, No Furniture
But then whine that democrats must be trespassing on the property where they don't live.