Stolen car (Bedworth)
07 July 2005, 05:07 PM
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Stolen car (Bedworth)
Just read in the loacal paper about a young family having there car taken
using extreme violence (Hammer).
broke into there home.
It happened in Bebworth in the midlands on Tuesday
Is it anyone here?
Rob
using extreme violence (Hammer).
broke into there home.It happened in Bebworth in the midlands on Tuesday
Is it anyone here?
Rob
07 July 2005, 05:23 PM
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07 July 2005, 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted by scoobfan
Just read in the loacal paper about a young family having there car taken
using extreme violence (Hammer). broke into there home.
It happened in Bebworth in the midlands on Tuesday
Is it anyone here?
Rob
using extreme violence (Hammer).
broke into there home.It happened in Bebworth in the midlands on Tuesday
Is it anyone here?
Rob
07 July 2005, 07:45 PM
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i hope they are all okay as well..... did younread the report ?
fit person attack buttons around the house ..... what so when u hit them no one comes out lets face it house alarms seem to be a waste of time nowadays.
just give em the bloody kesy if ya can its only a car
society is just so **** sometimes work your ***** off for something nice then some arsehole has to get jealous and proceed to wreck what you've worked for
fit person attack buttons around the house ..... what so when u hit them no one comes out lets face it house alarms seem to be a waste of time nowadays.
just give em the bloody kesy if ya can its only a car
society is just so **** sometimes work your ***** off for something nice then some arsehole has to get jealous and proceed to wreck what you've worked for
07 July 2005, 07:48 PM
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Sucks doesnt it ?
If you've got a satellite tracker fitted though, give them the car, call the police and you shouldnt have to wait too long for them to get picked up
If you've got a satellite tracker fitted though, give them the car, call the police and you shouldnt have to wait too long for them to get picked up
07 July 2005, 07:54 PM
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That's terrible!
You could always have a duff key to hand over just in case, that would bide you time to call the police as they tried to start the car etc... then grab your own means of protection whilst they're fumbling the getaway.
You could always have a duff key to hand over just in case, that would bide you time to call the police as they tried to start the car etc... then grab your own means of protection whilst they're fumbling the getaway.
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07 July 2005, 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Tall Paul
That is really not good! Hope they were all OK. Bedworth is only about 15 miles from me so will have to keep my eyes open!
07 July 2005, 10:43 PM
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Ive got a evo6 and a sti 7 on my drive and if any ****er breaks in to my house, then they will be confronted with a few samuri sword
Hope the guys ok but i bet you his mrs will tell him to flog the car!!
Hope the guys ok but i bet you his mrs will tell him to flog the car!!
07 July 2005, 11:28 PM
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Well, as we say in Coventry about people from Bedworth - 'strong int, arm, thick int, ed'.
Seriously though, the police make me sick - 'if people own a high performance car people should take measures to protect themselves and their family'!
What crap, if they did their job properly and weren't closing rural police stations all over the place the scum wouldn't feel that they had carte-blanche re: taking peoples cars :Z
Seriously though, the police make me sick - 'if people own a high performance car people should take measures to protect themselves and their family'!
What crap, if they did their job properly and weren't closing rural police stations all over the place the scum wouldn't feel that they had carte-blanche re: taking peoples cars :Z
08 July 2005, 12:21 AM
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"if people own a high performance car people should take measures to protect themselves and their family'!"
but if you do anything to them when they enter your home you are breaking the law. I don't understand this country, it's screwed up sometimes.
How about using the super lock feature every time? a bit over kill but even when you hand them the key the alarm won't deactivate without the code.
Or better still, let them take it them ring the tracker company 2 second later.
but if you do anything to them when they enter your home you are breaking the law. I don't understand this country, it's screwed up sometimes.
How about using the super lock feature every time? a bit over kill but even when you hand them the key the alarm won't deactivate without the code.
Or better still, let them take it them ring the tracker company 2 second later.
08 July 2005, 09:13 AM
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that's out of order,make me think sometimes to sell my subaru only reason to sell it would be because i have a 6 week old baby and i dont want anything happening to her.
08 July 2005, 09:44 AM
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Sad thing is it does make you think twice about having a nice car - but if you worried about things being stolen, then we'd never buy anything nice for fear of someone taking it.
Like someone else said 'its only a car' - not worth risking some smackhead idiot stabbing you for or putting yourself or your family in danger.
Let the police and the insurance sort it out - its what we pay them for.
Like someone else said 'its only a car' - not worth risking some smackhead idiot stabbing you for or putting yourself or your family in danger.
Let the police and the insurance sort it out - its what we pay them for.
08 July 2005, 02:37 PM
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It seems that the rural east (midlands) gets far more trouble than central Birmingham..! Or at least that's how it seems.
As stated before I've lived in urban Brum all my life and only once, 12 years ago, did I have any trouble. The f@@kers nicked the alloys off my 205 gti..!
I do think it's also a matter of who you know, if you know what I mean..!
As stated before I've lived in urban Brum all my life and only once, 12 years ago, did I have any trouble. The f@@kers nicked the alloys off my 205 gti..!
I do think it's also a matter of who you know, if you know what I mean..!
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So just what are the police doing to try and stop it. Like others would have to say let them have it but ring tracker if gps fitted) so hopefully we can catch some of these b******s
Re the panic buttons suggest having a monitored alarm this should connect through to control centre and they can connect with police quicker than you can call them
Re the panic buttons suggest having a monitored alarm this should connect through to control centre and they can connect with police quicker than you can call them
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Common occurance unfortunatley in the Midlands.
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