Theft from vehicle
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Not your normal break in, in fact they didn't actually break into the car. FiL is selling his Accord & moved it today so it was easier to get off the drive for viewers to test drive. Started it & it sounded like a tank, 'st! Blown manifold he thinks' (just had an exhaust so didn't think it was that). Called me & I went over to bring him back from the garage assuming he'd have to leave it but I took a look first & found a 2 feet gap in the exhaust where the cat should be - some bd has cut it out. They're in Lower Earley near ASDA & surprisingly travellers have arrived less than a mile up the road. Jumping to conclusions? I don't think so. I fkin' hate s.
Anyone in the area be warned.
Anyone in the area be warned.
Winky151 said:
Not your normal break in, in fact they didn't actually break into the car. FiL is selling his Accord & moved it today so it was easier to get off the drive for viewers to test drive. Started it & it sounded like a tank, 'st! Blown manifold he thinks' (just had an exhaust so didn't think it was that). Called me & I went over to bring him back from the garage assuming he'd have to leave it but I took a look first & found a 2 feet gap in the exhaust where the cat should be - some bd has cut it out. They're in Lower Earley near ASDA & surprisingly travellers have arrived less than a mile up the road. Jumping to conclusions? I don't think so. I fkin' hate s.
Anyone in the area be warned.
I fkin' hate thieving pi - key lawless SCUM!!!!!. Anyone in the area be warned.
Plod wont touch them these days. Id burn the whole lot to the ground given the chance.
Recall driving home one night an seeing a pair of legs stuck out under the back end of a Laguna I think.
I knew it was my neighbours dad's car so pulled over and had a second look to make sure they weren't his 70 odd yr old legs.
They weren't his and felt the person may be hurt being under a car at 2 in the morning so I followed my first aid training and checked if the person was responsive by gently treading on his ankles.
Wasn't sure so checked twice.
I knew it was my neighbours dad's car so pulled over and had a second look to make sure they weren't his 70 odd yr old legs.
They weren't his and felt the person may be hurt being under a car at 2 in the morning so I followed my first aid training and checked if the person was responsive by gently treading on his ankles.
Wasn't sure so checked twice.
Dont they just use a battery powered angle grinder and cut through both sides?
I think that the key to this and all metal thefts is the metal recyclers, they need much bigger punishments for handling stolen metal, jail and being shut down might make them think twice about taking these things in
I think that the key to this and all metal thefts is the metal recyclers, they need much bigger punishments for handling stolen metal, jail and being shut down might make them think twice about taking these things in
Not a new thing - 3/4 years ago I was between jobs and working for a national supermarket chain delivering on-line shopping orders.
We suddenly had to start parking the vans in the gated loading bay as they had one store nearby targeted and all the cats got removed from the delivery vans! Then a load of cats got removed from cars outside a nearby Toyota dealership!
As they say on the telly, Location, Location, Location - and you really don't really want to live in RG12 (aka Crapnell)?
We suddenly had to start parking the vans in the gated loading bay as they had one store nearby targeted and all the cats got removed from the delivery vans! Then a load of cats got removed from cars outside a nearby Toyota dealership!
As they say on the telly, Location, Location, Location - and you really don't really want to live in RG12 (aka Crapnell)?
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