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I was actually going to post this myself, but since no one likes me on this board, I figured what was the point?
I hope these two fucking pieces of white trash are found and thrown in prison.
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Or in real life he or she doesn't come back.
Every neighborhood should do this.
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LOL, show me the "Real" world where package thieves who got rigged or fake box, come back and shoot up the place.
In the REAL world, they count their blessings and hope their license plate wasn't recorded. Thieves like to get away with it and steal again.
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I've watched a number of package thieves on Youtube and the one reoccupying pattern is they only come back if they get away with it. After an exploding package, a dog shit box, etc., I can't recall a single one that has come back. At least I have a basis for my claim.
But in la la land, people think package thieves come back and shoot up the place. That's TV and movie bullshit.
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Jan 30, 2018 - 4:11 PM
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Bob DiMucci
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It is sad that security cameras never deter porch pirates.
I don't think that security cameras anywhere deter criminals. Every criminal just assumes that they are on camera and wears a hat, a hoodies, a mask, etc. Or they just keep their heads down, knowing that the cameras are always at eye level or above them. Even if they are caught full-faced, most cameras produce such poor images, at such poor angles, that the odds of identifying anyone from them are minuscule. Unless the criminal is stupid enough to wear identifiable clothing (and someone who knows that criminal knows that clothing and squeals), he's home free. And how many videos of recorded criminals end up on the news? One out of a thousand? Usually just you and the cops see it, not anyone who actually knows the perp.
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Yes, and even if they do care, some companies sell fake cameras; cameras that light up but arent' connected to anything -- it's show.
Plus, the likely hood of finding the guy or gal, unless the crook drops a wallet (surprisingly happens!) or has a license plate recorded, they aren't going to get caught unless they do it so often the odds are against them.
After watching a number of videos on Youtube, one thing that has struck me is how brazen they are about it. They'll park their car in front of the house, waddled up, take it and leave; so many drive up like that.
Or they'll walk up into garages or parking areas and just help themselves. This one guy had multiple people coming to his house to steal shit.
Some even smile for the camera (rare).
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