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[Dutchisaurus]

Just FYI the cat thieves are out in force again. They stole the cat off my Jeep while it was in the dealers service yard and apparently hit Ed Martin Honda for 42 brand new catalytic converters.

 

[Grogmister]

Seems like I just saw this post on a Gladiator forum. LOL sorry for your mishap. Hopefully they will take care of this ASAP

 

[deo62]

Saw the title, thought I should post in here

 

[snorko]

I talked to our sheriff at a FNRA Christmas raffle event last week. He said it has gotten really bad here, exacerbated by the fact that while Indiana requires a registration or title to sell one, Kentucky does not.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

I talked to our sheriff at a FNRA Christmas raffle event last week. He said it has gotten really bad here, exacerbated by the fact that while Indiana requires a registration or title to sell one, Kentucky does not.

So just like Indiana supplies guns to Chicago's criminals, Indiana is providing KY with catalytic converters?

 

[cbhausen]

It’s a shame booby traps are illegal. I’d love to see dead bodies under vehicles, killed in mid-theft of catalytic converters.

 

[thunderchicken]

Not what I expected. I thought you were calling out KittySlayer and it was about to get real.

But yeah, that sucks. Is the dealer going to take care if it since it happened while in their care?

 

[snapping turtle]

In the 1970’s CB radios under a car or truck dash we’re very common. So were smash and grab cb break ins.

DELCO remy anderson Indiana parking lot late 1970’s. Dad co worker an avid CB’er attached fishing hooks to his third cb in his truck on the top back edge of the CB. Three Wednesday later a thief was waiting for him after work with his hands both stuck to the cb still semi attached to the under dash of his truck.

Just saying history is something we should study.

 

[BigRed]

Not what I expected

Me either. I was expecting recipes.

 

[tim87tr]

Few months ago my hot rod UPS guy, goes by J-rod asks "Guess what happened yesterday?" I responded, "You didn't drive like a maniac?". Nope, they cut the cat off the truck.

This is in a small town of 9,000 parked along a high ADT state route. 30 seconds and a saws-all is quick work on a truck you can crawl right under. Local police asked my mechanic about cats, and he told them the newer vehicles are worth more

 

[mike4sigs]

crap !
sorry for everyones loss !
But i thought i was going to open a thread to alfe the alien

 

[wingrider1800]

Maybe we should offer these thieves a thousand a week to quit stealing. Commifornia thinks this will work.

 

[thunderchicken]

Me either. I was expecting recipes.

I think they call it General So

 

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

Get a rope. Or a rifle. I'm not picky.

 

[churchmouse]

In the 1970’s CB radios under a car or truck dash we’re very common. So were smash and grab cb break ins.

DELCO remy anderson Indiana parking lot late 1970’s. Dad co worker an avid CB’er attached fishing hooks to his third cb in his truck on the top back edge of the CB. Three Wednesday later a thief was waiting for him after work with his hands both stuck to the cb still semi attached to the under dash of his truck.

Just saying history is something we should study.

I hope he beat the living out of him.

 

[churchmouse]

Oh there ar

I talked to our sheriff at a FNRA Christmas raffle event last week. He said it has gotten really bad here, exacerbated by the fact that while Indiana requires a registration or title to sell one, Kentucky does not.

There are scrap dealers that still buy them. The smaller of the main drag guys.
Anything associated with scrap has a dark side.

 

[ancjr]

Is it a forcible felony?

 

[BigRed]

Get a rope. Or a rifle. I'm not picky.

A garrote works well.

 

[jwamplerusa]

In the 1970’s CB radios under a car or truck dash we’re very common. So were smash and grab cb break ins.

DELCO remy anderson Indiana parking lot late 1970’s. Dad co worker an avid CB’er attached fishing hooks to his third cb in his truck on the top back edge of the CB. Three Wednesday later a thief was waiting for him after work with his hands both stuck to the cb still semi attached to the under dash of his truck.

Just saying history is something we should study.

My father told a similar story from the Avon Big 4 rail yard in the late 70s. in his story the thief was gone, but there was teeth, flesh, and lots of blood across the interior. He said that was the last theft attempt in the yards Of a CB.

 

[Ingomike]

Oh there ar

There are scrap dealers that still buy them. The smaller of the main drag guys.
Anything associated with scrap has a dark side.

That is for sure. Always has been. Guess there are too many ways to make easy illegal money dealing in scrap…