Woken up this morning by two policeman shining a torch in our faces, 'Sorry to wake you but you have been burgled, should you have any cars on your drive?'

Gutted.

Green MY99 Classic and a Black Evo VIII

 

B@5T@RD$

At least they got them easily, could have been worse in many ways

 

total fecking ******* !!!
jesus, you two sleep soundly...

gutted for you,but as previous poster says, could have been worse if they couldnt find the keys or needed to come into the house

 

Hmm,this is happening far too much now.

I know it could of been worse,but if i had been awake and heard it all etc i wouldnt/couldnt just give up the keys,its like rolling over too easy,i know u should etc but i couldnt give away anything without afight,i think its the roll over attitude the thieves like now and its all to easy for em.

their prepared to stab me i hear u say, well, likewise im afraid,anyhoo,hope u get them back,this kind of thing makes my ***** boil !!!!!!

 

Hi,

Sorry to hear that dude,

I would agree, doubt I be able to hand over the keys without a fight, but in Ireland, I be arrested and the scambag would get a hand shake from the people and sent on his fookin way, to sue me at a later date.

Never come to Ireland in you what justice!!!

Later

 

We always used to take our keys upstairs but decided it was safer not to, no way do I want my hubby stabbed for a car.

He only had the Evo for a few weeks after years of saving for it. Scoob had thousands spent on it over last 5 years.

I want to cry.

 

So they did come into your house and steal the keys? Makes you wonder how easy it is to steal vehicles even when your in the house. Sorry to hear the bad news.

 

I'm so sorry to hear that, makes my blood boil just thinking about it...

With reagrds to keeping keys upstairs... I always will, right along with my swords

 

Sorry to hear about this, little toerags!

 

feel sorry for you - having 1 car stolen is a nighmare and bad enough but 2 in one night......!

 

I agree but it could be a difficult call. First and foremost I wouldn't want anything horrible to happen to the wife or little one and if they got caught up in an altercation then I'd opt for whatever guaranteed their safety... but with them out of the equation, I have no regard for the personal well-being of anyone who should decide to break into my property and am prepared to defend it and myself.

I'd rather act in self-defence and inflict harm and be dragged into custody than to simply sit back and watch someone invade my home. Of course that's inflicting harm whilst acting in self-defence as opposed to just inflicting harm. I'd always strongly suggest to the perpetrator that they leave in haste first.

Jonts.

PS: Lydia, although an unpleasant experience I'm glad it wasn't any worse. Best wishes to you and your husband.

 

That's terrible news. But at least you were woken by the police and a torch, rather than a bat and those thieving scum!!

 

Sory to hear that mate! i wish you all the best in geting them back !

 

Any pic's ?

 

I do hope they fall into a massive hole full of goat **** and wasps

 

Sorry to hear about your disaster
Good thing though, leaving the keys downstairs. I always do that now. There not in an easy place to find though, but if anyone wanted them and they couldn't find them then the door to the bottom of my stairs is always bolted when I go to bed, so if they were that stupid and tried to get up stairs then they would make enough noise to wake the dead

And I will be waiting

 

Sorry about you lose I totally agree with you, I always leave my keys downstairs, as a car can be replaced

Tony

 

And some thieving tosser thinks it's OK to come along and just take what isn't theirs

It's disgusting, when you think how some people wrok hard and save for one of these, like you said about your hubby, the ***** want stringing up

I hope you get them back in one piece and they catch whoever is responsible.

Glad neither of you were hurt too

 

I know it's not the right thread to laugh, but that got me

 

Dogs always loose in my house

 

So sorry to hear that mate, gutted for you.

just wonder how the insurance stands ?? can the evo be insured ungaraged over night ??

hope things get sorted out soon to your advantage.

 

Definately the way to go!
my 2 staffordshire bull terriers guard my keys, if the burglars can get the, keys they can take it!
HOWEVER.......an old neighbour had 2 boxers, the burglars fed them the contents of the fridge why they stole everything!

Sorry to hear of your loss, and hope you get them back!

 

Likewise my german shepard guards my keys , he is an exellent security upgrade ! also goes bananas when the car starts up so all the neighbours would know somethings going on.
Sounds like you need a big dog to help keep the thieving bas?!*ds away .
The law in this country is crap ! and i'm glad no harm has come to you from them. If they had law like in dubai they'd have no hands left to pick the keys up after stealing . To much time is spent on speeding and silly convictions ( money makers ) other then making these t**ts suffer for the crime and upset they have caused .
There thats my piece and I hope your cars are recovered ok
simon

 

did you have a house alarm??

 

Sorry to hear of your loss, and glad your both ok.

I leave my keys with my dog at night

 

hi, did I read this in the Grimsby Telegraph? It said a Subaru Saloon and Mitsubishi was stolen in the area...
sorry to hear it

 

i have ****zu and it would most probably lick em to death...........................
if a thief wanted to get the keys then mnore then likely the dogs wouldnt be able to do a thing especially if they were armed

 

Thanks for your good wishes guys.

 

one advantage to living in modern block of flats, they might know which building i live in, but they would need to go through 10 flats before they find the keys!

none the less, its difficult to believe that some people are out there with no concern for society, think they can take what ever they want and screw anyone who gets in the way.

car thieves should have their nuts tied to a long lenght of rope attached to the back of the car they stole, then the owner can drive off as fast as possible, at the point where the slack is taken up, his car thieving days might not seem such a good idea.