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Exactly. I'm past the point of worrying about it being fair or rehabilitation or anything else, I just want to live in a society where decent people don't have to always be on the lookout for the very small percentage of people who do all of this stuff and terrorize everyone. You don't have to worry about restitution and rehabilitation if the deterrent is strong enough in the first place. And if there is that strong of a deterrent and you still choose to do the crime, I'm fine with a permanent solution because there's almost certainly no hope for you anyway.
Wolfman = 3stroke
All this crap starts with progressives eliminating the smallest of offenses like library late fees.
While “lazy ass cops” certainly exist, you are greatly over-simplifying the issue and in doing so, ignoring the real reasons why property crime cases don’t get the attention they deserve, and the appropriate punishment when they do result in convictions.
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At least this Police department taking it serious and way up a sting.
Five Arrested in Undercover Operation Targeting Dirt Bike Thefts
The Monroe Township Police Department announced the arrest of five individuals following a coordinated undercover operation conducted in early January 2026 targeting a pattern of dirt bike thefts, attempted burglaries, and related crimes in Monroe Township and surrounding jurisdictions. The release of this information was delayed to protect the integrity of the ongoing investigation.
The investigation identified a recurring method in which suspects utilized social media platforms to locate dirt bikes for sale, analyze posted photographs, and target storage locations for theft.
As part of the operation, detectives placed a decoy advertisement on social media depicting a dirt bike stored at a location in Monroe Township. The advertisement was designed to attract individuals attempting to commit theft.
During the operation, officers established surveillance in the area and observed multiple suspicious vehicles entering a nearby undeveloped section adjacent to the target location. In one instance, officers stopped a vehicle after observing indicators consistent with attempted burglary, including damage to perimeter fencing and evidence of attempted entry. Two individuals were taken into custody at that time.
As the investigation continued, officers conducted a follow-up operation at the same location. During that operation, three masked individuals were observed entering the property and attempting to gain access to the targeted unit using burglary tools. Officers immediately intervened, identified themselves, and took all three individuals into custody without incident.
Arrested:
• Luis Anderson Cleto, 23, Bronx, NY
• Antonio Dejesus Correamena, 38, Bronx, NY
• Axel Estevez-Gonzalez, 22, Bronx, NY
• Oscar Estevez-Gonzalez, 32, Bronx, NY
• Andy Estevez-Gonzalez, 24, Bronx, NY
All five individuals were charged with burglary-related offenses, including Criminal Mischief, Burglary, Criminal Trespass, and Possession of Burglary Tools. One defendant was additionally charged with Possession of a Weapon for an Unlawful Purpose. Additionally, further charges were filed against Jennifer Jaquez, 23, of New Brunswick, NJ, who was charged with Conspiracy to Commit Theft and Burglary.
Further investigation revealed that one of the vehicles used in the incident had been reported stolen out of New York City and contained an altered vehicle identification number.
All defendants were transported to the Middlesex County Adult Correctional Center without incident.
The investigation remains ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Sergeant Winn at 732-521-0222 extension 151.
The Carolina's don't seem like a safe place to live.
Hard for police to get motivated to investigate and arrest someone when they know the jail will release them with signature bond and if charges are pursued by the politician prosecutor their sentence will be probation they repeatedly violate without consequence. If the crime is serious enough they might let some private company bill the state for an ankle monitor that won't be monitored. People laugh in the cops face when they get arrested because criminal and cop both know this is how it will play out.
I seriously doubt that the cops are the problem.
• Luis Anderson Cleto, 23, Bronx, NY
• Antonio Dejesus Correamena, 38, Bronx, NY
• Axel Estevez-Gonzalez, 22, Bronx, NY
• Oscar Estevez-Gonzalez, 32, Bronx, NY
• Andy Estevez-Gonzalez, 24, Bronx, NY
There is something intriguing here....but I just cant put my finger on it.
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Steal dirtbikes= punishable by death, you’re a reckless animal, and no longer deserve life.
Choke and Beat your wife= well, he’s not a bad guy , I hope he turns his life around, there a multiple reasons that may drive a man to do that, we don’t know the full story.
To be clear- it is easier to understand the whole story when some assholes steal property. You absolutely don't know the whole story about the other incident.
And, no, I'm not saying there is any valid reason for hitting or choking anyone, ever (unless they steal my dirt bike).
The solution is sound money, not fiat debt based money. IN fact it fixes almost all of societies problems.
How does this fix the situation?
It means that the average man can still provide for his family instead of constantly having to chase the shiny object with no means of obtaining it. It also allows for the wife to stay home and give proper care to the children so that they grow up with proper values and love.
Instead of buying that 3rd bike this year, get some gold before it's too late.
“If you cut their hands off they can’t work”. Isn’t that an Oxymoran or something?
Situations like this make me appreciate the 2nd Amendment even more than I already do (if that is possible). Alls I'm sayin'....
Any bets out there on how long this thread lasts, or stays unaltered?
How does it feel being unequivocally the biggest dork on this site?
It's amazing how a simple unobjectionable thread like this one can wind up so far down the toilet. This place has reached full on whacko mode.
Some interesting thoughts here regarding crime & punishment.
Like a lot of life ; it's matter of degrees & perspective, pretty sure thats why the court system exists.
Imagine for a moment that it's your teenage or young adult child who's the offender .. do you still call for their limbs to be removed ?
I had a neighbor kid & his buddies steal a boat from me many years ago, 5 months later the Sheriffs office contacted me & they'd recovered my property & that of others, they asked if I wanted to press charges. I did.
Kids father came over & begged me not to pursue pressing charges for the theft, I declined.
The court mandated he pay restitution for my loss & he now had a felony conviction on his record, I'd venture that mistake on his part likely cost him significantly as his life progressed in the form of employment opportunities, ability to get a loan & so on , a lifetime sentence of sorts.
Aside from the initial outrage of having my boat stolen, the episode had zero effect on my life or standard of living, pretty sure that the resulting legal action had a significant effect on that kids future.
There's a long list of things I'd have done differently if I'd have known then what I know now.
Pit Row
Sorry to derail the thread but, they got the bikes back.
He’s running neck and neck with El_Gayo.
Sometimes the cops AREN'T lazy and the good guys win. Sounds like this story has a happy ending, except for Methaniel and his buddy.
Today was a strong day for law enforcement and the ClubMX community.
....and when these get out of jail they will go right back to stealing from folk.
Don't sell yourself short . . .
Oh, I didn’t forget you!
No doubt about it.
I took about a 4 year pause from dirtbikes awhile back. When I got back on the saddle I started from zero so I bought a 3k yz and rode it for awhile. Sold it for alittle more and bought a new yz250 old for 7k in 2019. Rode it for awhile and sold it for 6 and got a really good deal on a 250xcf that some dude never rode for 5. I sold that bike and made alittle money and eventually bought a new 250xc. If that bike was stolen I wouldn't be able to just drop over 10k on a bike, I would have to work my way back to it. I think I would be ready to chop off a hand for something I worked that long and hard for.
I blocked his @ss within his first 3 posts. Now I don't have to see the idiotic swill he posts.
Nice, we are ok with wife beaters now
Rolling at them with REALLY bright lights seems to work, too. You learn this one ranching 🤣
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