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This is clearly not the case with these particular dumpsters. The article shows a picture of a suspect exiting the bin through a very small hole that was design
by Jolter 6y ago
This is clearly not the case with these particular dumpsters. The article shows a picture of a suspect exiting the bin through a very small hole that was designed not to let people enter.
- Nextgrid 6y agoTo me it seems like he was doing that just because he didn't have the garbage truck that would lift the entire dumpster and tip it over into the truck. It doesn't seem like he's "breaking in", in the sense that that opening (unintentionally) wasn't built big enough for a person to fit through as opposed to being an intentional security feature.
- dmix 6y agoThe article says the bins were changed by city council for this exact reason, to be smaller and harder to fit in and take from manually. Which clearly didn’t work so they did a sting operation. Apparently humans are harder to defeat than raccoons.