CNN Crew ROBBED In SF, Democrats KEEP VOTING For Insane Policies That Make CRIME WORSE
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Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
Watched a series of YouTubes about a guy who made glitter bombs outfitted with cameras. Pretty cool designs. But the jist is that he was working in the SF area and it was usually less than 5 minutes from leaving an unattended package in a car to having the window broken. In most cases, the rear window was broken so the rear seat could be dropped and the trunk space examined for packages.
It's gotten so bad some residents leave the trunk open and unlocked to show there is nothing to steal, and hope it gets left alone.
Long video, but interesting for the tech. They guy also assisted in taking down spam call centers in India.
It's gotten so bad some residents leave the trunk open and unlocked to show there is nothing to steal, and hope it gets left alone.
Long video, but interesting for the tech. They guy also assisted in taking down spam call centers in India.
I think if Democrats want to encourage crime in their own cities they should go for it. That way all the shitbags flock to them and leave those of us who don't appreciate being crime victims alone.
Hijinx
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The 2 closest big cities to me are Washington DC and Baltimore.
Unless absolutely necessary I don't go to either one.
Why would I? I can buy most anything I want without going to them, visiting them is taking a chance on being robbed or assaulted, and they both have traffic camera's on every block to try to extort money from motorists.
Unless absolutely necessary I don't go to either one.
Why would I? I can buy most anything I want without going to them, visiting them is taking a chance on being robbed or assaulted, and they both have traffic camera's on every block to try to extort money from motorists.
Hell, they could just follow the Amazon, FedEx and UPS trucks around the ghetto and catch hundreds a day.
I don't know what's funnier... CNN reporter's car getting broken into or that she had private security watching it.
Both.