Be aware, DISH may be roaming your neighborhood . . .
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You dont know anything about buying people off do you
Much easier to buy off the guys with their boots on the ground than the city attorney.
Rambling, right. Handled completely wrong no ID or business permit call police and report them-easy to get shirts at Goodwill or on line. End of story.
Like the camera idea as I have done that with break-in next door, years ago as the car sped down the street.
Like the camera idea as I have done that with break-in next door, years ago as the car sped down the street.
So that I don't have to read your story, you'll tell the city attorney "two guys, one girl, black SUV" so that they can track them down, right ?
How small of a town is this ?
How small of a town is this ?
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Why wouldn't you just say, "No thanks, I'm not interested?" and be done with it. Instead, you make a big scene, waste tax dollars by involving the police, and then rant online about it. When I get people at the door or on the phone trying to sell me something, I don't question them until they feel belittled. I tell them no thank you and dismiss them. This saves my time as well as theirs.
Why wouldn't you just say, "No thanks, I'm not interested?" and be done with it. Instead, you make a big scene, waste tax dollars by involving the police, and then rant online about it. When I get people at the door or on the phone trying to sell me something, I don't question them until they feel belittled. I tell them no thank you and dismiss them. This saves my time as well as theirs.
I want to be reimbursed for the 5 minutes of my life that was just wasted. Ehh, my own stupid fault for continued reading after the 1st couple run-on sentences.
When houses in your neighborhood get broken into I hope your neighbor remembers the conversation you had with him so he can let the others know of what you did not report. I can just picture it now during your "property tour" ... "Here is where I conceal my valuables. Here is the back door that is left unlocked. Here is ..."
Sheesh.
When houses in your neighborhood get broken into I hope your neighbor remembers the conversation you had with him so he can let the others know of what you did not report. I can just picture it now during your "property tour" ... "Here is where I conceal my valuables. Here is the back door that is left unlocked. Here is ..."
Sheesh.
msmith198025 said:
Oh, the city attorney is obviously in on it, most likely it was a trap. Maybe that's why we haven't heard from sandfarmer yet? Has he been forced to join the dish network crime syndicate? Stay tuned; same bat channel, same bat time...
Jhon69 said:It would make more sense to me when you see anything suspicious to call the police first,if they are legit there would be no problem.But if they are not and you take action you maybe putting yourself in harm's way.Leave it to the professionals those who know and are trained and armed to handle any situation that may arise when confronting a suspected criminal.
I agree. Giving "someone" the tour of the property is a no-no. And although you wanted to be pleasant I believe you justified your questions above and beyond normal to unidentified people.
Blaming Dish for something that may have nothing to do with them is a bit far fetched.
Casing is possible, in crime groups those that case neighborhoods are usually not the same ones who break in.
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