Thanks to the people who broke into my car.

SWFC. · 29-01-2007, 22:47

While i was out pricing a job up, my car was broke into..Thanks to the scum who have taken my 2 kids car seats and pram amongst other things.

shelby46 · 29-01-2007, 22:58

I'm sorry for you. What area is it? I will keep an ear out in case they try to sell them on if it's round here. They can't leave anything alone these days.

CorkerSWFC · 29-01-2007, 23:06

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Originally Posted by SWFC.

While i was out pricing a job up, my car was broke into..Thanks to the scum who have taken my 2 kids car seats and pram amongst other things.

Theres some sad sad people out there

pattricia · 29-01-2007, 23:09

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Originally Posted by SWFC.

While i was out pricing a job up, my car was broke into..Thanks to the scum who have taken my 2 kids car seats and pram amongst other things.

I am sorry about this, it upsets you for the rest of the day. Those kids car seats are expensive.

tinkabel · 29-01-2007, 23:47

Yeah and worth nothing to sell on due to the safety rule stating second hand car seats are a no-no, although the scum that stole them probably know pregnant scum to sell them on to

so sorry to hear that.

kblade · 30-01-2007, 00:37

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Originally Posted by SWFC.

While i was out pricing a job up, my car was broke into..Thanks to the scum who have taken my 2 kids car seats and pram amongst other things.

Some 'people' really have no limits

Sorry to hear that

wwcrazy · 30-01-2007, 06:41

Sorry to hear about that.

Hope their fingers drop off!

SWFC. · 30-01-2007, 06:59

It was just off Rutland Road.. yes i agree with you tinkabel they no good to anyone else..We only had the car a week and 2 days too.My wife is 6 months pregnant and she was so upset.They have stolen from my kids thats the worst part.There was also a blow up car mat from ELC which 2yr old got for his birthday last week which wife was taking back..the **** heads even nicked the batman aerial topper..how sad is that!! They totally knackered steering colum so it wasnt drive able either.. ******s

Stockers · 30-01-2007, 07:57

wouldn't you just love to find one of those theiving scum red handed, i'd give them a beating, then call the police.

Bikertec · 30-01-2007, 09:20

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Originally Posted by Stockers

wouldn't you just love to find one of those theiving scum red handed, i'd give them a beating, then call the police.

I can't believe it child seats, if its not bad enough stealing radio's and sat nav but child seats.

Its not something you would expect someone not to see some yob with child seats under his/her arms.

What next the pink fluffy pillows from the back window, lets hope someone spots these scumbags.

The_DADDY · 30-01-2007, 09:45

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Originally Posted by Stockers

wouldn't you just love to find one of those theiving scum red handed, i'd give them a beating, then call the police.

Then YOU will get locked up!

Whilst THEY wouldnt

Everyone knows how screwed up tha law is

Go Flix · 30-01-2007, 11:01

so it's not safe anymore to leave the car seats in the car ?
ooh, life is soo hard...

Tripitaka · 30-01-2007, 11:42

I had my two windscreen wipers and drivers wing mirror nicked the other night!!!! Beggars belief.....

speeed · 30-01-2007, 11:46

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Originally Posted by Tripitaka

I had my two windscreen wipers and drivers wing mirror nicked the other night!!!! Beggars belief.....

Howd they take a wingmirror without getting in the car?
Knocked off I could understand but surely its impossible to steal one without getting in the car and unscrewing it!

Pseudonym · 30-01-2007, 11:58

I've no sympathy...

If you will insist on leaving items on display in an unattended vehicle like wipers, mirrors, seats and the steering wheel, you've only yourself to blame...

Pity the poor souls who because of abject poverty and hence the inability to afford the next 'fix', are forced to prowl the streets looking for any opportunity to lift themselves out of their misery... They're forced to commit crimes such as these by circumstances, regardless of the risk of incurring horrendous penalties if apprehended... Such as a severe telling-off or a few hours community service... These are the ones we should (and evidently do!) have sympathy for... Not the motorist whose vehicle is robbed, vandalised or stolen.

After all "They're covered by insurance anyway..."

Can't help thinking that re-introducing the stocks and providing free rotten fruit and vegetables to all passers-by might deter one or two... maybe... It'd certainly be more satisfying to the victim of the crime than the present system!

crookesey · 30-01-2007, 13:32

I have often been tempted to leave a sprung rat trap in the glove compartment to give a nasty surprise to anyone who broke in. But knowing my luck I would forget what I had done and end up with my own fingers in the trap.

It's just life as it has sadly become, all that you can do is to ensure that your kids grow up to be honest and trustworthy.

barnie41 · 30-01-2007, 13:46

Sorry to hear about your car, but until people start bombarding our elected representatives with honest opinions about the state of the legal system now, this will only get worse.

Acquisitive criminals commit offences because there's no real deterrent. Not enough prisons, not enough use of deterrent sentences, and too much hand wringing and cosying around with the vermin that prey on the good people in society.

The fear factor needs putting where it belongs - back in the laps of the scum who feed off society, and it won't happen unless they are locked up for repeat offending.

Oh, sorry, I forgot. John Reid is going to sort out the Home office. Wake me up when the govt get a grip would you?

Sauber · 30-01-2007, 15:47

It's awful man. I'm sorry to hear this.
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Arun · 30-01-2007, 16:16

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Originally Posted by Pseudonym

I've no sympathy...

If you will insist on leaving items on display in an unattended vehicle like wipers, mirrors, seats and the steering wheel, you've only yourself to blame...

Pity the poor souls who because of abject poverty and hence the inability to afford the next 'fix', are forced to prowl the streets looking for any opportunity to lift themselves out of their misery... They're forced to commit crimes such as these by circumstances, regardless of the risk of incurring horrendous penalties if apprehended... Such as a severe telling-off or a few hours community service... These are the ones we should (and evidently do!) have sympathy for... Not the motorist whose vehicle is robbed, vandalised or stolen.

After all "They're covered by insurance anyway..."

Can't help thinking that re-introducing the stocks and providing free rotten fruit and vegetables to all passers-by might deter one or two... maybe... It'd certainly be more satisfying to the victim of the crime than the present system!

so wot...people are expected to carry there car seats, mirrors, wipers etc everywhere with them then... if someone steals them from a car how can it be the owners fault...just because there on display, you cant be expected to dismantle a car when ever you want to leave it. Id understand if it were a CD player or something that had been left on the seat...but not a child seat, u can't hide it away can u

Eleke95 · 30-01-2007, 16:20

Their thieving nasty little hands ought to drop off - can't leave anything alone.