Violated

Anaconda

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Dec 21, 2007

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• Dec 21, 2007

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Just needed to vent. On Friday night some piece of trash decided they wanted my items more than I did. They broke into both my 89 stang & 01 Harley. From the stang they stole the stereo and the harley they stole the tv screen and dvd player along with some christmas items inside the hard shell on the bed. I understand that times are hard, but does this mean robbing and stealing are the answers? I know that it is bad to say, but if I had caught them in the act, I would probably be in jail right now. Sure I would regret it later, but the reaction of seeing someone taking your hard earned merchandise is tough. Had to vent, I have already started the replacing process, by the way insurance states that this requires two deductibles for two vehicles. Thats like getting robbed by two different A**holes (crooks & insurance company). I guess that is part of life.

 

blackened88lx

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Ugh, man, sorry to hear that. This is pretty much my biggest fear in life. I think stealing should be punishable by death, and the owner should be allowed to do it in any manner they choose. How tf could you go on someone else's property, go through their ****, and take their belongings that they work so hard for? Thanks, now I'm pissed first thing in the morning.

 

87ttopstang

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Unfortunately, the soft punishment for such crimes is the reason it happens so often. Tougher sentences once caught would definitely lower the occurrences of such crimes.

Sorry to hear about it. Too bad you did not catch them in the act. A little street justice would have been nice.

 

85ragtop

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Oh man that ain't right.

 

Ozz

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Sorry to hear, especially this time of year.

 

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Sicarius428

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Sorry to hear about that. I like how in some countries in the middle east... if you get caught steeling they cut your hand off... I don't imagine there are a lot of one handed people running around there.
Kevin

 

ninety15.0

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Thats horrible man. There's nothing worse than people messing with your car. Never mind stealing your x mas presents for other people. How desperate are people?! It's just ridiculous.

Dont you have the right to protect your property. So if you own the car i don't see any reason you couldn't thump someone trying to steal your personal property. I would even call the cops myself and tell them i just beat someone's ass who was stealing my crap. Sorry to hear about it man...hope things work out for ya!

 

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91foxbod50

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Thats the worst, people these day's have no respect.. Last year a kid stole a flip screen monitor/dvd player out of my t/a. I ebayed and craig listed it and found who took it, I got it back, but he only got a slap on the wrist.. I'm still waiting to run into him

 

ryan218

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the big question! how much damadge did the cause to your cars to get in?

 

RsStanG1987

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• Dec 22, 2007

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3 years ago my car got robbed on xmas eve.. Le gay