Re: F*#king Theives!

[mozg <Christopher.Bodenlos@colorado.edu>]

	Nearly two years ago, my fresh-out-of-the-box Pioneer CD unit was stolen
out of my Scirocco while parked in the driveway. Of course, my Father had
left the door unlocked (but he did put on '"the Club"), and I had left the
face-plate tucked securely in the glove compartment.  I called the police,
and the officer who showed up said they had arrested four guys *that night*
(after they broke into a car, ran because of alarm and owner, and returned
ten minutes later..) who had a bunch of radios and other stuff.  Next day I
went down to the station, saw they had my stereo (!), and made a statement.
 I didn't get it back for nearly 11 months because of burecratic red tape
and people's extended vacations (?), but I learned my lesson!

Chris
'88 16v

At 09:28 PM 11/27/98 -0600, you wrote:
>At 08:53 AM 11/27/98 PST, Chris Chemidlin wrote:
>>Damn it!
> They stole my BROKEN strero! I 
>>didn't feel too bad about that, but they took a screwdriver and killed 
>>the dashboard to get it out! The front pannel is smashed, the actual 
>>dash shell is cut and bent/broken. >
>>They also took 2 speakers and cassettes out of my car.  This was at 
>>work! It also happened between 2pm and 5pm, in the twilight in a heavily 
>>travelled area...  grrrr...
>>
>>Why do I save money to buy nice things, then have them all stolen?  This 
>>is like the 4th radio Ive lost. Ive also lost a different Jetta GLI, a 
>>set of BBS wheels, All my school books, a complete tool box, 2 radar 
>>decetors, and a leather motorcycle jacket... This sucks.  
>>
>>Oh well, add it to the list.
>>
>>Sorry for the rant and bandwith....
>     I know just how you feel. Two weeks ago I had an indash Blaupunkt cd
>player and about 30 cd's stolen from my car, in my own damn driveway. At
>least the assholes were very good at what they did. No glass broken, no
>pry-in damage and no console damage(yes, the car was locked) They went
>after specific items too, they left a new Passport radar detector and a
>Maglite by the e-brake. No fingerprints either.



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