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    Have you ever been robbed?

    I have not but a woman on T.V. just now did.....

    +7  Views: 1034 Answers: 10 Posted: 8 years ago
    Bob/PKB

    8/10 of the answers (question included) as of today say YES. That's a horrible statistic.

    10 Answers

    Yes, my former home was robbed twice.  Both times, the thief was someone I knew.  One got caught and went to prison.  The other ended up dying in an auto accident a few years later. 

    Flip

    Moral of the story..... Don't steal from Bob/PKB!

    I sold a car to someone and tried helping them out by letting him pay in monthly payments. Never got one payment. Not going to police. At least not yet. After I make his life miserable and get tired of playing him, I will get police involved.

    Yep. Went after him with a shotgun, brought him back to my house and called his mother.

    mycatsmom

    that was cool, Flip

    Yes, had a car stolen. Police found it 3 days later with damage to the front end.Sheepskin seat covers were stolen from it and in them days I had music on cassette tapes, all of which were took.

    Bob/PKB

    All the good stuff! I lost the stereo, tires, battery, and a very nice infant car seat when my pickup was stolen years ago, brilliant Mr. Wonderful leaving the windows down and keys on the floorboard for everybody to see. (still shaking my head on that one)

    I had a caravan stolen back in the 90s, it was taken from a locked compound. The police found it on a gypsy camp on the outskirts of London. we got it back although it was in a filthy damaged condition by then. They were taken to court, but got away with it, they just said they bought it from another unknown gypsy. I also had some stock stolen by one of my employees, when I had a small business, he had been a friend for about 15 years as well as an employee, that was the most hurtful part. I sacked him , I had no choice I had to set an example to my two sons , they both worked with me at the time. The annoying thing was, if he had asked for the stuff I would have given it to him.

    mycatsmom

    sunny, my neighbor lady's antique car was stolen outside of her church. The police said everytime the gypsies come thru town, we have a lot of car theft.
    sunnyB

    Yes they do as they like, here in the UK they are a protected species.

    Yes, I had my car stolen. He (teenaged boy), raced through a school yard, scraped by the back stop on the baseball diamond, slid into a ditch and tried to 'rock it' out. I took the car in for repairs. All fixed up and covered by insurance. Two weeks later....the transmission blew. "Most likely caused by the 'rocking' but, sorry, no longer covered by insurance". What happened to the teenager? Not a thing. (Witnesses pretty sure they knew who they saw behind the wheel...always in trouble...known to police.) Ho hum....

    Bob/PKB

    My genius ex-husband once left the windows down and keys on the floorboard of my 1986 Toyota pickup in town one Sunday morning. Got it back Tuesday night...lots of stuff missing. Looking back, too bad the HUSBAND wasn't stolen!
    Ducky

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    lol My car was locked. When I told the cop that, he said they could be into it (Plymouth) in less than 20 seconds. They had a poor locking system. He recommended a "Club". Remember those? I bought one the next day.
    Bob/PKB

    A couple of years ago, my youngest son asked for THE CLUB for Christmas. He uses it, too! Guess I forgot to mention that my rear license plate was stolen a couple weeks ago...I just know the thief uses it when (s)he goes out joyriding or on a "caper".
    mycatsmom

    my late husb and I bought the " club " in the 90s and we used it when we went into Detroit. It's still in my garage. Haven't used it since then.We had stuff stolen off of our wagon in the 90s, but in the suburbs. LOL.They stole the tail lights and the hood ornament and shot out the back passengers window.

    Yes. 

    I was with my mother when she got robbed at the entrance of a store in Rockford, Ill..He came up behind her and grabbed her purse so hard, it broke the handle off in her hand. ( She must have had a right grip on it ) It fell on the ground and I grabbed her from behind to keep him from throwing her to the ground. He and I came eye to eye and he grabbed it up and ran fast for a fat guy . She was in her 80s then .

    Bob/PKB

    What a horrible experience for both of you. Thankfully, you were there!
    mycatsmom

    correction - - -tight grip. Pushed the edit button , but it wouldn't work.
    mycatsmom

    I felt sorry for her b/c when we got back to MIch, she had to run around to have her license, registration and everything replaced . P.S. - - -after she went into a nursing home, someone stole her wed ring and engagement ring, etc, out of her dresser drawer where she kept them in the apt in the retirement home where she lived
    Bob/PKB

    I hope whoever did that choked on a radish.
    Replacing all those personal things is a daunting chore. My wedding rings were stolen in the first robbery. The engagement ring was my husband's grandmother's, which fit just right. Losing my jewelry was the hardest, not that anything had tremendous value, though there were some nice pieces, but they all (yep, all) had sentimental value. Such a violation...

     Roy and I were robbed last month, we had bath towels stolen off our veranda. We live on the third floor so it was obvious that the person who stole them lived in the flat next to us because our verandas are side by side (share the same wall) and there is a two foot space where the wall ends and only 3 or 4 foot railing exists. That low life crook had to climb over the railing to steal our towels.  This is the same guy who I caught red handed trying to peel a cute sticker off our front door the day before our towels went missing.


     The towels were stolen on Tuesday night and after giving him the opportunity to return them, we went to the police station Thursday morning and gave the information to the clerk at the front desk. We had an appointment to go back on Saturday to file an official complaint, but the scumbag was evicted from his flat Thursday night so Roy called the police station and cancelled our appointment.


     A couple of days after the scumbag was evicted, his picture showed up on Facebook because he and his roommate were caught on camera stealing several items from a local shop.


     Apparently the hoodlums were evicted from the flat for destroying it, they lived there for two weeks. 

    Unfortunately i have been burgled three times at three different places, all three electrical equipment stolen, my last place the buggers took my racing bike (cycle), the insurance would not cover it because  i lived in a unit, what a con, that was the last of my racing days, at the time i could not afford $1500 to replace it.  :)



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