STUPID THEIVES

Yep night before last they hit my business again. He took 16 truck batterys and a new big truck radiator. Every thing he got was from outside. I do have cameras and watched him do all of it and got to see the car he used which was real good because is lived in Pleasant hope. That being said I found him and blocked his car in and chased him into a trailer house on foot.[im fat and cant run anymore crap] So at that point because of the lack of being able to breath I backed up and called the law out. Then be bolted out back door and took off. The law told me they new where his hide out was and sure enough they got him later. He had filled out a job app at my business a couple months before he stole from us. So since he was setting in jail they made sure that yesterday he showed up for court for steeling a welder ,air compressor and batteries out on 10 school busses. A REAL PIECE OF WORK.

Dam good you got him. Penalty should be so much more than what they are same with game violations!!

Glad he got caught, hope he spends lots of time in prison

I hate a thief, I hope they keep him locked for years!

Maybe he’ll go to prison, and get a name change to Sweetie!

Glad to hear that POS got caught


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I despise a thief and sorely hope he gets everything the law can impose on him. Likely, however, this parasite will graduate to the next level of "lowlifedome" where he can sponge off of the taxpayers for the next many years, have free legal assistance, health and dental care, three square meals a day, have all of his clothing and hygiene needs met, have his shot at making early parole due to the modern inmate reform legislation and ultimately take his spin of the wheel that he will have a 3 in 10 chance that he will ever learn ANYTHING from any of it.

Can't stand theives, sure glad they caught the A-hole, too bad you didn't get ahold of him and put a few pop knots on his head before the law got him.

Clearly a little jail time wont cure his problems. Let him rot a while, get the point across!

Just glad you did not get shot in the process. Anymore you never know. And he is probably out by the weekend.:banghead

We are lucky there are some police departments that don't blame the victims.

Glad they caught him. Just to be a pain in his rear, you should file a civil suit against him for the items he stole. I realize you will never collect anything from him but you could attach any paycheck or tax refund he gets in the future.

That sure for sure. But at least ya cuaght him. Hope he rots awhile

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Glad he got busted...hope you get the stuff back

​Glad you caught him.

Slow down big guy and watch your blood pressure. Damn thieves, usually when they steal batteries they just cut you battery cables and leave you with more of a mess. Looks like you need a fence and a couple of doberman dogs. Glad you caught up with him. You should have called your buddy Beagleman for back up, wouldn't need any jail time after that.:dono

Sad thing is he'll be out of jail doing the same thing to someone else in a couple of weeks, if not sooner. Those guys know there's no serious consequences so they never stop. It's sad what our judicial system has become. We need to hang a few on the court house steps and maybe they will think twice about doing it but most of them are so messed up with drugs they would steal no matter what the punishment is.

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Glad he was caught.

I'm sure he had a meth habit to support....this is why drug usage is NOT a victim-less crime. Liberal judges and law makers are killing us. Now in Missouri you need to have three prior stealing related offenses within ten years before a new stealing charge becomes a felony unless the dollar amount is $750 or over. It was two priors and the felony threshold was $500.

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I'm sure he had a meth habit to support....this is why drug usage is NOT a victim-less crime. Liberal judges and law makers are killing us. Now in Missouri you need to have three prior stealing related offenses within ten years before a new stealing charge becomes a felony unless the dollar amount is $750 or over. It was two priors and the felony threshold was $500.

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That is why they tried prohibition, women were tired of being beaten up by drunken dead beat husbands. I suspect that the real solution is just letting the drug addicts die. Make drugs free and we would soon be rid of the genes and a large number of the thiefs. That doesn't mean that we can't offer help or have compassion but it has to be at least somewhat reciprocal. As you can tell I really don't know what can be done about it but the government doesn't appear to be the answer.

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That is why they tried prohibition, women were tired of being beaten up by drunken dead beat husbands. I suspect that the real solution is just letting the drug addicts die. Make drugs free and we would soon be rid of the genes and a large number of the thiefs. That doesn't mean that we can't offer help or have compassion but it has to be at least somewhat reciprocal. As you can tell I really don't know what can be done about it but the government doesn't appear to be the answer.

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There is just no stiff penalties for stealing so it is not much of a deterrent. The court system does not want to clog up prisons with thieves because they need room for more serious offenders. The problem is when someone with 10 prior stealing offenses finally hurts someone you gotta ask "shouldn't they already be in prison?" Look at companies like Wal-Mart. They have just given in to thieves and gone to self checkouts. Nothing much is gonna happen to shoplifters so they might as well save on payroll to keep their prices low. Short of cutting off their hand there is no real solutions. When they steal from you your gonna pay for it, and when they get sent to prison the tax payer is still gonna pay for it.

And if I catch them in the act they're gonna pay for it.

Did you give him the job?

I’m sure that’s the last thing he wants. Work, real punishment.

Glad you got them.

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Did you give him the job?

I’m sure that’s the last thing he wants. Work, real punishment.

Glad you got them.

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It's a vicious circle you can't really work if you are a crack head.

The denigration of freewill and individual responsibility by the intellectual elites is a natural result of scientific determinism. What we really have is a lack of philosophical sophistication that took hold in the 60s. Our universities are awash in sociology masquerading as science. Social engineering is a colossal failure because the scientific community refused to have the humility to acknowledge that societies are too complex and chaotic to be devoid of traditional values. Our philosophers abandoned ethics in favor of logic leaving the culture adrift to embrace every passing intellectual fad. The idea that you can collectively engineer social order is pure hubris. Dignity and meaning only comes throw freewill and responsibility. If you didn't earn a star on your efforts by fair competition then being granted one for participation strips you of your dignity. Without dignity you become a crack head. That said it's nothing new. The horrible rates of alcoholism in previous generations is evidence that nihilism is a disease we can never escape. The current wave of nihilism is however particularly frightening because it has been institutionalized. At the same time that institutions that offered some immunity have been minimized. We suffer from a sophomoric realism that undermines the abstract nature of social reality.

Justice system needs to be set up for reparations to the victim(s). Incarceration could or would be part of the coin, but they need to work to pay for their room and board and compensate the victims from their labors.
Not a simple solution, but something our system should consider. Makes no sense that you get robbed and then the government takes your taxes to incarcerate the assailant. Not a big fan of dutch door action.

My 2 cents.