Some moron broke into my car last night!!!

[Vaskez]

What you need is a friggin alsation to bite the bastards' asses.

[ 02-19-2003, 10:08 AM: Message edited by: Vaskez ]

Originally posted by Vaskez: What you need is a friggin alsation to bite the bastards' asses.

Can't do that in the states because then the theif can sue you for damages, pain and suffering and mental distress. I think the "professional" theif can even claim Workers Comp.

[Ziroc]

Oh man, I'm so sorry Mem. jeez, some people are so #^^&*%^@ing evil!
I hope insurance will cover most of it.. (try to argue for as much as you can--they will try hard to screw you as well)

It is true. There are many people in this world that need to get beat. and BAD. [img]smile.gif[/img]

I hope you get your girlmobile fixed soon though! [img]smile.gif[/img] One night, we left our garage open and someone in a STOLEN church van pulled into or driveway and walked into our garage and took our pushmower lawnmower ($500) and sped away WHILE WE WERE INSIDE watching TV. Pissed me off SO BAD!!!!!!! So I feel ya man

[Horatio]

bad luck, memnoch This is why I always keep my car in a private car park with CCTV. Even if someone breaks in, chances are they're gonna be caught.

[Gammit]

I say you hire a vigilante. They fix everything... just like in the movies! "You're gonna PAY for what you've done..." In other words, sorry to hear about that.

[wellard]

It was not me, no one saw me do it, i've got witnesses

sorry Memnoch

just heard on the news tonight that a 17 year old kid in a stolen monaro killed himself when being chased by police near my house. I guess the answer to the problem is making cars harder to break into. You would have your car intact and some parents would not be in tears as i write at the loss of thier loved one. [img]graemlins/verysad.gif[/img]

car makers could try harder could'nt they?

[LordKathen]

Memnoch, my Elite Theft Avenger Gibberling Squad is on the way now.
They will not survive, leave it to me!

[Cloudbringer]

Originally posted by Memnoch: No no no...when I say security garage, I mean a garage which requires a magic zapper to get in - it doesn't have actual security or anything. How they got into the garage is a mystery. Yorick, it's actually the garage under my apartment block in McMahons Point, which is not a suburb where you'd expect to find people casing garages to break into cars - it's normally very safe and quite affluent. I spoke to the police (they had to fingerprint my car and found ONE fingerprint - I hope it's from the basturd that did this ) and they told me that there were a LOT of break-ins in garages around our area last night - which is the first time in years it's happened. Seems like the perps were looking for cash and stereos. It's so infuriating because you feel helpless and can't do a thing about it. [img]graemlins/madhell.gif[/img]

Most likely the thieves just parked nearby and slipped in on foot behind someone going in with the remote control. It's a shame you can't feel safe parking in your own garage or the one for your building!

[Ronn_Bman]

Sorry to hear about that Memnoch.

What a jerk! [img]graemlins/1pissed.gif[/img]

I never lock my glove compartment or my trunk because I don't have anything in either of value. I do lock my doors, but if they get past that, they have full access and can instantly see I don't have anything they want.

It's a completely different scenario, but I used to have a Jeep Wrangler (or as I say a real Jeep-Jeep) with a soft top. I NEVER even locked my doors because I didn't want someone to cut through or otherwise damage that $1500 top trying to get in.

Again, sorry to hear the idiots got loose near your new ride.

[ 02-19-2003, 05:23 PM: Message edited by: Ronn_Bman ]

[SomeGuy]

Dude! That totally sucks. My sister's car was broken into also...just not as much damage.Sorry this had to happen to you Memnoch.