How Low Can A Thief Go?

Please read this....

Stolen

Yeah, I know it's bike related, even though it's not a Yamaha, but the victim was recently diagnosed with Muscular Dystrophy.



HOPEFULLY the thief will do the right things:

A: Return the bike no questions asked.

And:

B: Board a ferry for Vancouver Island, but disappear mid crossing.

That really sucks. I doubt that scumbag knew about the kid's problem when he stold the bike, so hopefully he hears about it and has one hell of a guilt trip for the stupid ass thing he did and return the poor kid his bike while he can still ride.

I have my bike cabled to the house and the bumper of my truck. My quad and other bike are tied together with T1 transport chain. Bikes are a hot commodity and the people who steal them have no conscience whatsoever about who they hurt in the process. A bolt cutter is a tool of the trade for bike thieves.

Fargo_Wolf wrote:

B: Board a ferry for Vancouver Island, but disappear mid crossing.

Oh give me a break Fargo, stop trying to play the "tough guy" act, you aren't all that good at it...

On topic, the thief is the lowest kind of low, he/she/it deserves nothing short of a hot cattle prod up the ass.

SheWolf wrote:

I have my bike cabled to the house and the bumper of my truck. My quad and other bike are tied together with T1 transport chain. Bikes are a hot commodity and the people who steal them have no conscience whatsoever about who they hurt in the process.

A bolt cutter is a tool of the trade for bike thieves.

In Montana, a Browning High Power with ten of Double Tap's finest in the mag is a tool of the trade for bike owners.

In Montana, if you want to play big boy games with peoples' property, you get to play by big boy rules with the owners. No snivelling allowed. I've said it before and I'll say it again: we don't shoot enough dirtbags these days.

In Canada - and many places in the US - there is very, very little deterrence to thieves. Because of the overwhelmed CJS, they know policing is in reality nonexistant. Then they have the black figure of crime pyramid working on their side. In the unlikely event they're actually sentenced, their time in jail will be minimal. Hell, for someone without a conscience, morals, and a sense of self respect, being a thief is a rather rational career choice.

But what's possibly worse is all these people who buy stereos, dirt bikes, kayaks, etc at "an unbelievable price" and deliberately don't ask any questions or think about why somebody is selling something for about a quarter or third of what it's really worth. We didn't catch up with the buyers very often, but when we did, I used to take particular pleasure out of charging them with possession of stolen property. The pathetic thing was that about half the time they were well enough off that they could have afforded to buy the item legally rather than shopping for hot goods all the time.

Fargo_Wolf wrote:

Please read this....

Stolen

Yeah, I know it's bike related, even though it's not a Yamaha, but the victim was recently diagnosed with Muscular Dystrophy.



HOPEFULLY the thief will do the right things:

A: Return the bike no questions asked.

And:

B: Board a ferry for Vancouver Island, but disappear mid crossing.

Tibarus wrote:

Fargo_Wolf wrote:

B: Board a ferry for Vancouver Island, but disappear mid crossing.

Oh give me a break Fargo, stop trying to play the "tough guy" act, you aren't all that good at it...

On topic, the thief is the lowest kind of low, he/she/it deserves nothing short of a hot cattle prod up the ass.

Come on guys help me out!

*chuckles* Yammy, you ARE loved you know.