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I don't think there is any evidence that harsher penalties reduce crime.
For instance, states with the death penalty generally have higher murder rates than those without.
Most crime is the symptom of other issues.
I always got a kick out of "Doggie Deployment" along with the spotlight.
It's a trip how smart people can get and how quickly once they hear the dogs coming.
FBI???
How would they know if someone broke into my shed and stole a lawnmower last night?
At the top of the chart it notes "reported crimes".
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Yeah, I'm not trying to be an ass.
I saw that, but at the bottom it says the source is the FBI, they aren't usually involved in local property crime stuff unless it's some big theft ring, right?
The FBI compiles crime statistics from local agencies.
https://www.fbi.gov/how-we-can-help-you/more-fbi-services-and-informati…
So I'm guessing no reply to this means that no, you've never had something stolen that cost you THOUSANDS of your hard earned dollars to replace ? Maybe someone should steal a couple bikes from you to give you a better understanding of the viewpoints from those in here that you disagree with. You might have a better grasp of the hatred that most of us feel towards thieves. And make no mistake, even though everyone hates the word "hate" nowadays 😛 I fucking HATE thieves, hate. Hate like in I don't care if they die tomorrow hate. Fuckem
Highly doubt that one.
The Wolf Girl is insufferable.
Don't make the mistake of reducing the impact of theft to a dollar amount. Try telling your wife and kids to sleep tight when you head off to work a night shift after someone has come onto your property and stolen from you. No amount of money restores what is taken in situations like that.
I'm with sumdood.... if you're willing to to violate people in that way, I don't care at all if the rest of your life is destroyed by it. Most people manage to make it through life without it ever being an issue, it's not a big ask to just not steal from people.
Yeah there's that too.
When I was young my Grandma died and I inherited $100.00. Just enough to go down to the local Schwinn shop and buy the root beer brown varsity 10 speed I wanted for a long time. I had a chain wrapped in an old inner tube and padlock that I wrapped around the seat post. I wouldn't leave it unlocked anywhere, that thing was my pride and joy, as well as my freedom. One night thieves broke into our garage and cut through the 2x4 wooden bench I had it locked too. (Duh) That was when my hatred for thieves kicked in big time. It's easy to downplay someone's reaction to stealing if you haven't been a victim yourself.
I understand what you’re saying but also the difficulties the kid faces or the hurdles he has to cross are all consequences of his actions. If he has a decent head on his shoulders he would hopefully accept that, learn from it and move forward. Will things be harder for him now? I’m positive they will but that doesn’t prevent him from finding success. He might have to take a different route but again, actions have consequences.
What would that kid have learned had you let him off easy and chose to not press charges?
That explains why I’ve seen that on Yellowstone several times! Lol
Pretty damn intimidating for sure
It's the combination of theft and trespassing in those situation that makes it so bad. Nobody should be shoplifting from Walmart but there's a big difference between not scanning an item at the self checkout at Walmart and a theft that includes a home invasion. If someone has come onto your property to steal you should be entitled to assume that they will harm you and thus be allowed protect yourself any way necessary, including lethal force. This is were Canada really has things wrong. We have very little right to defend ourselves from criminals. You pretty much have to wait until they are literally about to kill you before you can respond with force without facing legal consequences. It's ridiculous - here's an example of what I'm talking about
https://driving.ca/auto-news/local-content/toronto-police-car-theft-leave-keys-door-stolen
I'm a big fan of protection dogs. A couple of 100 pound German Shepherds taking a few chunks out of a thief might make them rethink their life choices.
So clicking on the links in the original post it says all the stolen property has been recovered.
Does anybody know if there were arrests made?
Here in California the thieves would sue for being injured from your dog! It's bad here to!
W/ pepper spray filled balls of course
Its amazing how many people are sympathetic towards thieves.
Glad they got their goods back! Ive had a few things stolen over the years. The only thing that has truly stopped theft for me, has been a fence and a well trained, territorial dog. We've been solid for over 10 years now.
Sidenote: An attorney advised me to never put up beware of dog signs. In court, they can use it as an admittance of a dangerous dog.
Your last sentence says it all. We have attorneys that protect the lowlifes, great.........
Pit Row
Dood, a double entendre? 😆 or is it irony?
We lived in a very safe neighborhood where everyone knew everyone. We never locked our garage door. We had a minibike that was my older brothers. That was passed down through our family and my RM100. I chained them together just so know one could just walk in the garage and take them. One morning my Dad woke me up and asked if I left the garage door open. He went out there, looked and both bikes were gone. It snowed that night about a half inch. We followed tracks down the sidewalk around the corner and ended at the next corner, where I assumed they loaded them into truck. My Dad said to keep walking down the street and that we might see something. We got to the next block and found tracks on the sidewalk and followed them up a driveway into another garage. We went in found the minibike and dirtbike. It turned out it was some a holes that were out partying that night and decided they wanted a motor for their gocart. After that night it changed how we lived. The garage door was always closed, locked and we were suspicious if anyone looked up our driveway. It sure changes how you think of people after something like this happens to you.
Agreed, and in my limited experience, no matter where you live in the country the thieves usually come from Ohio. They have some low life mofos over there.
Anderson sub'd in off the bench ?
Don't bother trying to bring up rational arguments with this bunch R.
Yes , think i saw two people were arrested and bikes/trailer was recovered
What I found from a quick google search :
Following a tip, the Chesterfield County Sheriff’s Office recovered several items by April 22, including two 2025 Husqvarna models, two Kawasaki bikes, a trailer, and a stolen truck. While a 2024 Husqvarna was initially reported stolen, it was later located by the owners.
In Democrat led states, yes.
One of the offenders' names is literally Hicks...how apt...
When the fuck have you ever brought up anything rational….
If someone steals your bike offer them your riding gear also.
Inside job. Too many people have keys
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