AnswerID: 61385 Submitted: Wednesday, Jun 02, 2004 at 19:14
Member - Jeff M (WA)
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It makes you feel sick doesn't it...
My mate had his Kingswood parked on the grass at the front of my house on Saturday night, a stolen car came round the courner and took it with them, moved it about 5 metres while it was in park (auto) and with the handbrake on. Wrote it off, he didn't have insurance as it was a kingswood (need more explanation?). They drove off (stuff knows how, their car must have been trashed) and the cops didn't even want to know about it. We followed their oil trail for ages but it eventually dried up, must have been a seized motor somewhere down the line, but we couldn't find the bastards. The whole suburb was trash though, signs run over, burn outs in the front yards etc.
But don't get caught going 5 k's over the speed limit guys, that's breaking the law you know... Unless you're in a stolen car, cos then you can steal, speed, rape and kill with no problems because it's just too hard for the police to look for you, they are obviously too busy setting up speed cameras.
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FollowupID: 322859 Submitted:
Wednesday, Jun 02, 2004 at 19:33
Member - Jeff M (WA) posted:
LOL, when I first started reading your reply I thought you were being serious, was gearing up to give you a long winded tail of all my bad experiences with police! :-)
It's funny how you can get a police car rock up to your house when you and three mates are playing cards out under your patio at midnight and get told to keep it down (WTF) but when you see carnage all over the front yard and street and there is thousands of dollars of damage they tell you that you have to go to a police station to make a report as they "are to busy to attend a traffic accident" if no one is injured.....
W. T. F.
Looks like I'll be fitting ANOTHER camera to my house, this one looking over the front verge. When will we have to stop spending money so that we can feel safe in our own homes?
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