Air theives

Well last Sunday week ago they struck broke into one of our back sheds whilst we slept and stole my son's 2007 CRF450R motocross bike he had wanted for a long time and saved for over 4 years till the right one came up working for a shire for $7.97 USD/Hr or $11.99 Aud/Hr damn slave labour.
He is still a kid (20) well you know how it is we are always our parents kid or child but it gets you to see a young person slog away for a pittance just to have a low life steal it.
We live in a country town but low life's are here as well they take to walking the streets at night whistling as to see which houses have dogs we do not have a deefer anymore.
This is the 3rd time I have been stolen from I lost a Z900 motor bike to theives we had not long moved into our new house here and done again, police were here smartly as it involved the theft of weapons. (Before we had to have safes)

Anyway its cost us about 7 grand to arm this place with camera's, motion sensors, flood lights and piercing alarms, you cannot sleep as we did as children with the front door & windows open any more.
I said to the forensic police did you notice all the stairways from the back to the front of the house he looked at me and had a wry smile as he knew the game if I managed to get hold of these pr*cks I really cannot say what I feel as the do gooders always squeal "Oh they have had such a tragic life, be lenient your honour."
I am a pretty basic person I'm not stupid nor a genius as some try to be but one thing I am is angry inside to be put through this again and more so because of what my son has just had happen to him.
Karma hopefully will get them and I hope it is the most painful demise our God can dish out to them so they can then spend eternity talking to Mephisto in the depths of hell.......
Sorry for the rant guys but I'm one ****ed off budgerigar..........:bitch:

My heart goes out to you. I've had friends whose neighbourhoods have deteriorated around them thanks to looney left politicians who have no idea of real-world consequences. Yet, if you have the temerity to take affirmative action against the low-lifes, you will almost certainly face arrest, if not conviction. Even if you're acquitted in court, unless you know a lawyer who'll take your case pro bono, the court costs will begger you. I weep for what has become of England, and now Australia. It's a sad portent of things to come here in Canada unless we galvanize and turf out the Liberals.

Just as bad in the good ole USA..............

Yeah but within reason you chaps in the USA can sling lead at them we here in Australia if we even yell at them we would probably face jail !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sounds like someone that knew you or your son, knew where to find what they wanted and when it would be there.

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Originally Posted by shadycon

Just as bad in the good ole USA..............

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You should see the good old RSA. At least you can also shoot the f... if you stay within the boundaries of the law.

The world in which we live I am afraid.
Had a firearm stolen nine years ago. Got a call recently from the local PD indicating it had been recovered in the nearest large city and asking if I would like it back.
Well yes, yes I would like the $500 gun for which the NRA insurance would not pay for. The PD that has possession has not stated directly but has otherwise made it quite clear they would not make it easy for me to get my property back.
I hope your son gets his bike back.

One hopes the rifle has not been hacked up the low lifes tend not to care for the weapon they use one hopes it will be ok but kudus to you for getting it back and I would tell the NRA to shove it if they wont pay its probably in the super fine print H H where it states " We will pay out only if you can prove it was the NRA's fault it was stolen." thats the lawyers for you.

You are probably right Jim as we have a park my son wheels his bike across to get to the tracks through the bush and we live on a main thoroughfare connecting to the highway so easily seen when wheeling it home its just I guess most of us here at some point have had bad things happen and it irks one just how many times you can turn the other cheek and move one.
If any one has been robbed or their home burgled like us where they trash your house the feeling is like nothing else gets right to your core because you've worked hard to get what meagre possesions and lifestyle that makes you happy and then the air theif comes in and just demolishes all your faith in humanity.
My friend dropped in to see me the other day and well I was not in my bestest of moods and pretty much unloaded on him my thoughts of humanity and what should happen to these theives as I said 3 times a victim of a*holes I'm over it yes it was not my bike but they came onto our property they also broke into my shed and got a real good look at whats in there which I cannot afford to replace if they stole them, insurance only pays so much.

Yes it will keep happening and I sincerely hope none of you experience it nor any of your family, keep eyes open for anything that changes and keep your 1911 close with an RIP round in the chamber & ready to rock........

Jim hit the nail on the head. It’s most likely someone that your son knows.
About six years ago I just so happened to be sleeping in my Lazyboy. Woke to **** and noticed through the dining room window my truck bed light was on. I peeked and sure enough somebody was rooting around inside. Long story short, I woke the oldest boy and grabbed the boom stick. Turned out it was a lad my second eldest knew. My oldest recognized him, knowing my son didn’t spare him the counseling my boy and I gave to him. He was looking for a gun. We didn’t call the police.

Small town justice ~ There was a young chap in our town who was to say it rightly was creating chaos around the town a real bad egg anyway he did one wrong thing to someone who knew a group of biker enthusiast mainly Harley Davidson riders who like wearing emblems on their backs. One night he found himself with a pillow case over his head bundled into the boot of a car and driven into the bush where he was handled roughly to a spot in the bush and told to dig a recangular hole with this simple message delivered at well you know at the point of......"F*ck up again and you'll be in that hole." been a good lad ever since so I heard a while later...Country justice achieves more and serves a purpose far better than any jail or courtroom.

Sometimes it is useful to know a hog farmer.

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CINDERS, if you lived in the UK right now you may well have struggled to get the police to visit you, to investigate the crime, depending on what other investigations/commitments the police were involved with, due to "limited resources". Just think of how you would feel right now if the police hadn't even been round to see you and to see what had been taken etc.

Really sorry to hear this Ron, I feel for you mate.

I live in a small town too, (idyllic English Cotswold town on the surface), local Drug dealers ply their trade without any fear of the law and so called petty crime (car / motorbike theft and house burglary is increasingly common.

Petty crime, tell that to the people it effects, doesn't 'feel' very petty....

So sorry again mate, it fills you with a bloody rage that takes time to dissipate..

Sorry if we're getting political Doug, but sometimes a good rant helps to release the pressure!

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Originally Posted by CINDERS

......"F*ck up again and you'll be in that hole." been a good lad ever since so I heard a while later...Country justice achieves more and serves a purpose far better than any jail or courtroom.

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"CODE RED" I would wager works a higher % than any punishment although I liked it when shame was enough.

Sorry man. Unfortunately i fell you pain and i hope your son gets his bike back.
The world seems a little backwards when the sympathy goes to the criminal and not the victim. security cameras and alarms are becoming the norm.

Thx Brewer sad to say I should say the bike is parted out or thrashed in the bush somewhere and torched thats what they do....

Makes be think of how owners of remote cabins out west place sheets of plywood with nails driven thru and pointing up as a "not welcome" mat for bears.
I am smiling thinking of a thief trying to explain to the ER doctor what happened to his feet.

When I had my car vandalised some years ago, it happened while it was parked overnight right in front of a CCTV camera. When I contacted the police and explained the situation to them I was told that it wasn't a "serious enough crime" for the CCTV film footage to be looked through, no police were available to come and look at the damage to my car and I had my work cut out even to get a crime number out of the police.

@ 2 years after my Z900 was stolen the police contacted me saying they had found the motor or what was left of it in Lake Monger (Mung-ger) did I want it so I said yep I get it all that was left were the crank cases all the internals with 4 pistons poking out the top all nicely rusting and oxidizing after 2 years sitting in the lake. The insurance Co rang me not long after and wanted to know if the bike was salvageable I just laughed at them.
They traced me through the serial on the engine which had been ground off but the imprint goes through on a molecular level in the aluminium or steel and they xrayed it to see the serial No. stupid me threw the cases & gears etc out those cases now would be worth pretty penny to a Z900 restorer as they are a matched pair.....dummo me.

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Originally Posted by Flying10uk

When I had my car vandalised some years ago, it happened while it was parked overnight right in front of a CCTV camera. When I contacted the police and explained the situation to them I was told that it wasn't a "serious enough crime" for the CCTV film footage to be looked through, no police were available to come and look at the damage to my car and I had my work cut out even to get a crime number out of the police.

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Had the very same response F10, "here's your crime number, now leave us alone"

It really does seem like they just don't give a ****.

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Originally Posted by mrclark303

Had the very same response F10, "here's your crime number, now leave us alone"

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Did you, like me, get "the letter", a week or 2 later, asking if you needed counselling/emotional support to help you cope with the upset of being a "victim of crime"?

My letter went straight in file 13.

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Originally Posted by old tanker

Sometimes it is useful to know a hog farmer.

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Fellow Aussie here, same old story had our 2 daughters cars vandalised I was 99.9% sure who it was and told the police where he lived, guess what oh! just get the insurance to fix the cars.
No real policing just public relations issue for the police.
I visited the local Police station 2 days later and spoke to the station chief, showed him the photos of the shoe prints on the roof of the car (as this lowlife ran over the roof) the chief did not want to know, even said it could have been anyone wearing the shoes who lived in the house, all I got was a bucket full of excuses/crap from him, so I said ok, If I go around there with 4 mates with baseball bats and remedy the problem, well he just had no words to say, so I thanked him for wasting my time and left, he did not even say goodbye to me.
I am waiting till this lowlife gets a new car or similar then justice will prevail.
Was a waste of time calling police, they are only here in Aussie to raise revenue for the govt only.

Had a family of near do wells years ago down the street. Caught one with a prybar one night at my garage door. Opened the back door and sent my Doberman to have a chat with him.
Few weeks later they tried to break into my neighbours truck, when he confronted them they started to beat him. I came out the door in my underwear with a baseball bat.
Nothing like a hairy half nude Ukrainian with a baseball bat to put the fear of god in you. The neighborhood stood up and didn't put up with what they were doing .
They moved along soon after, a blue collar neighborhood that works hard for what they have doesn't need parasites stealing from you.

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Originally Posted by CINDERS

I really cannot say what I feel as the do gooders always squeal "Oh they have had such a tragic life, be lenient your honour."

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Cinders, I would say it. That is the excuse for everything in this world now. How hard and poor upbringing these low life scum have had. It sickening the society of the world has become. Sorry to hear about this happening to you, It has been done to me more than once. I too remember the days when doors were left ajar day and night.

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Originally Posted by usabaker

I too remember the days when doors were left ajar day and night.

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I remember riding around with a shotgun on a rack in the back window of my pickup.
I did lock the doors however I'm not That old.

Still carry my SXS rather be judged by 12 than carried by 6.