Beware in Reisterstown
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Me Myself & I
Main st Reisterstown sucks and people wonder why restaurants struggle.
The shell station and Rofo have permanent cockroaches that hangout outside smoking cigs.
The shell station and Rofo have permanent cockroaches that hangout outside smoking cigs.
Ammo Jon
Ultimate Member
- Mar 3, 2008
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How big are these cockroaches?!
Fixed.
Bboarder
Me Myself & I
5'6"-6'4"?
Kman
Blah, blah, blah
I rarely lock car doors. I don't keep valuables in my car.
I guess I'd rather have some turd open the door and steal that pack of gum, cheap sunglasses, ice scraper, 28 cents and old fries under the seat without breaking a window or buggering up the metal and paint.
I guess I'd rather have some turd open the door and steal that pack of gum, cheap sunglasses, ice scraper, 28 cents and old fries under the seat without breaking a window or buggering up the metal and paint.
FMD
Active Member
Same thing would happen every three months or so in my court in White Marsh. We always kept our vehicles locked and never knew until we installed cameras.
*****I live in a supposedly "safe" neighborhood and there is no way I'd leave guns or ammo in my car overnight. I pre-stage all of my match stuff in my home so I can quickly load up the car in the morning before heading out.
I was in Frederick at a Wawa once after a range day and walked by a car that was left running in front of the store with the doors *unlocked* and you could clearly see the guys range bag and a couple of holstered pistols with no mags in the open bag. That's just *crazy* to me and a whole order of magnitude above mild retardation (dunno if you can say retard anymore..)...
There were people in and out of that store and just milling about the entire time the guy was buying his death dog, fries, and a diet coke. Someone could have easily opened his car door and just taken off with his range bag or even just driven off in his car with his range stuff including his guns...
I just don't understand some people and how they would even remotely think that was ok to do in such a public place. My CRSO was there and I let him know, and he talked to the guy, who was at our match that day.
Crazy people.
???
roadking
Active Member
Every night. We’ve got video to show it. Doesn’t stop anything. Don’t buy the ads. Cameras do nothing to stop crime. They just help you prosecute the criminal if the police happen to recognize them.
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Bigkach
Active Member
Well this morning I was woken to the sound of what I thought was an explosion then the FBI conducting a manhunt. It's time to move.
eagledriver
Member
Unlocked vehicles...
For the few occasions where my vehicle is left outside unlocked, I always leave a bag with a variety of wrappers and used tissues in a convenient location so as to be considerate of any local miscreants.
For the few occasions where my vehicle is left outside unlocked, I always leave a bag with a variety of wrappers and used tissues in a convenient location so as to be considerate of any local miscreants.
No. I was talking about leaving garage door remotes in the car.
They break into the car, steal the remote, then come back later to break into the house.
ralph.mclean
GOC (Grumpy Old Cop)
Guns Left in Cars = Recipe for Trouble
Assuming that the car doesn't have a hardened storage point....
Assuming that the car doesn't have a hardened storage point....
Ahh... the extra storage room syndrome...
Bboarder
Me Myself & I
Where you live in reisterstown? Lol
Bigkach
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