Attempt to steal a mustang

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trublustang03

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So get this guys, I went out to dinner with my wife and sisters at Famous Daves on Route 1 South in New Brunswick by the Loews Movie Theatre. I come out of the place after we are done and notice a brand new Metallic Silver Dodge Charger blocking the space where I had parked my car. At first I thought to myself, what the hell is that charger doing, looking for parking? I kept approaching the car and quickly saw the retard trying to break the lock on my stang, there were two morons on the charger driving and the third dude ran into the back of the charger when I started yelling and running towards them. The idiot didn't have enough time to break the lock, but he bent the handle and gave me a fist size dent by the door handle. The car still locks. I swear to god I am so furious right now, this happened around 9:00 p.m. Today. I am grateful the car was not stolen, but damn . The dudes were in a Dodge Charger I got the first four letters of the license plate: 1BK0 but did not get the rest. If anybody knows of any chargers that were stolen recently, let me know. I don't think these morons would own this car. I think they probably just stole that car, since it was brand new and freshly cleaned. Also does anybody know of any dodge forums, where I can post this?

Thanks for hearing me rant. God Dammnn thieves

 

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lmmmmm

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call 911 and give them the info. The owner may not know his car was stolen. and if it was actually the thieves it's pretty easy to track down with even partial digits.

 

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trublustang03

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Yeah, I called the cops and gave them all of the information. I gave them the partial license plate and exact color, make and model of the car that these tards were in. I also gave them a description of what these morons looked liked. I am so furious, still, I wish I could have gotten my hands on these idiots. I am thinking this Charger might have been stolen, since it seemed well taken care of, freshly waxed armor all on the tires, very clean. Thanks for the info on chargerforums, I posted the information over there as well. Apparently from what the cops tell me this particular area has been known for cars getting stolen, the thing is I have been going to this same area for over 10 years and never had a problem.

Thieves should really be castrated

 

merlinsteele

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Man, that even pisses ME off. Hmm.... me off..something sounds funny about that. Anyway, I hope someone gets them bastards!

 

Mossberg

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They seem like amatuers looking for a smash and grab. Unless they had a tow truck or computer, the stang wasn't going anywhere tjhat night.

 

karazuba

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Solution: guns. Every responsible citizen gets to carry one. Unfortunately, the a$$-backward state of California seems to think that an unarmed population is safer...as we all know, the murder and crime rates have 'plummeted' since they banned handguns in Washington DC.

Don't want to get shot stealing a car? Don't steal a car.

Don't want to get shot breaking into a house? Don't break into a house.

Rant over. Glad to hear that your car is, for the most part, OK.

 

DukeOfValencia

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My question is... why you didn't jump in your car and follow them! They had a car load of guys... there is no way they could have out run you! I wouldn't advocate a confrontation, but you could have followed long enough for the police to catch up.
A few years ago a chick ran a red light and took out the front passanger side of my 65 Nova SS as I was pulling out of a car show. She didn't even stop, so I chased her down. My fender was digging into the tire, and the bumper was making sparks on the pavement, but there was no way she was getting away! Especially since my Nova had 450ish HP!

 

hotmustang331

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Thats why you always keep an uzi hidden under your shirt .

But seriously, that SUCKS! Man I bet you want to just get ahold of those guys SO bad! Heck I would love to *evil grin* . We would play "dodge the paint balls while strapped to the wall" for about 3-4 hours before turning them into the cops . "I dont know how they got all of these circular welps on them "

 

celticstanger

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karazuba said:

Solution: guns. Every responsible citizen gets to carry one. Unfortunately, the a$$-backward state of California seems to think that an unarmed population is safer...as we all know, the murder and crime rates have 'plummeted' since they banned handguns in Washington DC.

Don't want to get shot stealing a car? Don't steal a car.

Don't want to get shot breaking into a house? Don't break into a house.

Rant over. Glad to hear that your car is, for the most part, OK.

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...and then all the car-thieves get guns, and instead of running next time someone walks up in the middle of one of their "jobs", they turn and shoot. Hurrah!

 

krang00

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celticstanger said:

...and then all the car-thieves get guns, and instead of running next time someone walks up in the middle of one of their "jobs", they turn and shoot. Hurrah!

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More like the car-thieves and criminals already have guns and instead of having one to defend yourself with you're a free target. Criminals will always be able to get guns, it just makes it harder for law-abiding citizens to get one

 

karazuba

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krang00 said:

More like the car-thieves and criminals already have guns and instead of having one to defend yourself with you're a free target. Criminals will always be able to get guns, it just makes it harder for law-abiding citizens to get one

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Couldn't have said it better myself.

 

DukeOfValencia

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I guess this got a little off topic... but, instead of gun control, how about making the penalties stiffer. If pulling a gun (not even using it) durning a robbery was punishable by death, I think there would be a LOT less crimes with guns for 2 reasons. #1 people would think twice about pulling a gun, and #2 the people dumb enough to pull a gun would get the death penalty...
Think of this a thining the herd. The human way of natural selection!

 

celticstanger

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karazuba said:

Couldn't have said it better myself.

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Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't read the part where the thieves pulled guns in the original post.

In your gun tottin' utopia, lets replay the situation, best case scenario -

victim walks up to see thieves attempt to steal his car. In classic 70's cowboy-movie-style, our hero shoots the cigarettes from the bad guy's mouths. The thieves, realising that the game is up, hoist their hands in the air and await the arrival of the local deputy to take 'em in.

More likely to happen - our crooks know that every citizen is armed and dangerous, so, having already decided that this was not reason enough to swear off crime, understand that if they're to operate in an armed society, must themselves be armed at all times. Our victim walks up - "Stop, or I'll shoot!" (or, if you prefer, just opens fire without warning?), and takes appropriate cover. Play the ensuing gun-battle out however you like, but the reality is, bullets go through people, cars and buildings. Chances are, such a scenario results in several dead - maybe some perps, probably our theft victim, maybe someone watching tv in their living room, maybe a kid on a bike across the street.

Nice.

 

karazuba

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In an ideal world, there would be no guns. I think everyone wishes this was an ideal world.

However, it's not. There are guns. That bell cannot be un-rung.

Washington DC--most agressive gun control laws in the nation. 1500+ violent crimes per 100,000 people. Source is municipal crime report. Texas--least aggressive gun control laws in the nation. 500 violent crimes per 100,000. Source is state crime report. Connection?

Chicago--bands hanguns. Violent crime jumps to 8x previous levels. National violent crime stays the same. Local surrounding area violent crime stays the same.

Australia--bans gun. Crime jumps 3x.

This subject can be debated for hours. Moral of this thread is that although trubluestang03's car was damaged, everyone is fine and went home at the end of the day. that is what is important.

 

krang00

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If he would have had this option installed (usable via remote) it would have never been a problem: http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/africa/9812/11/flame.thrower.car/240x180.html (Quicktime vid)

 

Reign696

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Hey Bro (Krang00),
I thought about getting a Blaster installed on my car for show-purposes, but I was concerned with the safety of having such devices under my car. And from the looks of that video, you could really f@%k someone up!
It would be Great to toast thieves from a distance; I would love to fry some on those punks!
Do you have these blasters installed on your ride?

 

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nbk13nw

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That would be a little hard on the paint. I think that the "Trunk Monkey" would be a much better option.

http://www.trunkmonkey.com/content/view/44/51/

 

krang00

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Nope, no blaster installed here. I don't think it would damage the paint too much, unless you used it all the time I love those trunk monkey commercials, I think the one of the lady giving birth is the best!