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Depends where you live and stuff, but in some areas possession of lock picking tools while committing a crime is an extra offense. You might be found to be comm
by Alupis 6y ago
Depends where you live and stuff, but in some areas possession of lock picking tools while committing a crime is an extra offense. You might be found to be committing a crime for a number of various reasons (legit or not), and have this charge tacked on for good luck.
- Chirael 6y agoA bump key is easily hidden among other keys on a keyring; it's just a key cut to the lowest depths in all positions, otherwise it looks just like any other key. It's a lot less obvious than a set of lock picks. Bump keys, as others have posted, are very crude and rough on the internals of a lock so I'd say use them sparingly, and never without the lock owner's explicit permission of course. But they do have a place. (And require practice too!)