Hate a damn theif

That suck, but why is your wife leaving her purse in the car?

Sorry man. But living in a neighborhood, you should be locked up at night.

My keys stay in the ignition of my vehicles. But I'm also at the end of a 5 mile dead end road surrounded by older family members

I had one walk up and check my doors last night. Lanky Mexican looking mf'er. Happens once a month, and still pisses me off every time.

Moral of the story.....if you like your shite, lock your doors

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im on on next door and this happens every single night in the southdowns area

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I lived in Southdowns for three years, and it never happened to me. Do you live by one of the main roads? They like to park the getaway car right at the edge of a main road and hit up side streets

We had that happen in front of the old house in New Orleans. Lost a cheap revolver, an expensive ring and some change. I hate a damn thief too!

And don't get me started on losing my whole front porch to thieves, they had to be meth-heads too.

I've told her that 100x's wick. See, we were living in Kingston and recently moved to Vidalia. In Kingston she never locked doors.

Rarely do I leave mine unlocked

Sucks to hear.

We have a lease not far from there in Kingston. Property owner walks/travels the land multiple times a week. Still had our camps broken into a couple years ago. It can happen anywhere anytime.

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Never felt like we've had to lock doors.

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I can never understand why people continue to do things like this! Leaving valuables, especially keys, purses and guns, in a car overnight and then refuse to lock them.

How fricking difficult is it to lock your damn vehicles? I hear this crap all the time. It's like they're trying to make a statement that they can get away with not locking them. I'll bet that 99% of these victims have electronic locks with remotes also. Why not raise the challenge for the thieves at least a little and press the damn button.

Don't get me wrong....I hate a fricking thief. I'd probably end up in jail if I ever caught one red handed, but damn!

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I'll bet that 99% of these victims have electronic locks with remotes also. Why not raise the challenge for the thieves at least a little and press the damn button.

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Last thing I do before going to bed is hit the remote lock for my truck, just as a double check.

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fatal mistake

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I don't normally turn it up to 11, but in that situation, with no one here to make me stop, somebody isn't walking out intact.

I feel similar about thieves. It's my shite. If they want it, they need to come take it because I'm not giving anything up.


Thieves always take the easy road first. If your neighbor's car is locked and yours isn't, who are they gonna rob? Break a window and wake everyone up, or open a door and be gone forever? Hell, it's 100x easier than stealing from anywhere else

The guy by my house last night walked up, grabbed my driver's side door handle, and walked away literally within three seconds of coming on my property. Moved on to my neighbor's house right after that