We have some unlit public launches here. I sure try to avoid those and use the busier ones just for that reason
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We have some unlit public launches here. I sure try to avoid those and use the busier ones just for that reason
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Sadly as the rule of law continues to be attacked I am concerned that this will become a trend in certain parts of our country. Thieves and thugs will travel quite a ways to do their crimes. Central Florida has had several cases where the individuals traveled the Interstate highways from South Florida to steal boats motors, and trailers, then sell them down there. Citizens need to be alert and be willing to get involved as to anyone stealing or involved in supporting them.
It definitely defies logical thinking how some of this is allowedQuote:
Originally Posted by SpeckledSlab
Until The People demand something be done......it becomes part of everyday life.
Currently the trend is towards toleration. Imagine living where if a bum breaks your window the cop blames you for locking the door. You denied him a look about inside your car.
They use a rechargeable grinder to off locks and such. A converter would be quick.
Reports this week,,they got a couple of vehicles parked at ramps at Patoka.. Just a FYI.
A few hidden trail cameras out wouldn't hurt a thing.
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Couple of vehicles hit at Cunnot on the Cat this week.
Looks like the IDNR caught a man who was stealing cat converters in Southern IN
DNR: Man arrested in connection to large number of catalytic converter thefts (14news.com)
Hopefully they will give him all the time he deservesQuote:
Originally Posted by Moveon
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