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> Worst case scenario I report it to police directly and it tells them exactly where it is. Yes, and then wait 6 months for the police to get around to picking
by theteapot 2y ago
> Worst case scenario I report it to police directly and it tells them exactly where it is.
Yes, and then wait 6 months for the police to get around to picking it up ...
- NoPicklez 2y agoWell I'd rather be able to file a report with a location and proof of purchase than filing a report without having a single clue where it is
- wahnfrieden 2y agoThey will never get around to it. They don't even pursue stolen cars.
- NoPicklez 2y agoWhen you say "they" I assume you are talking about your police department and not perhaps a department in another location or country?
- wahnfrieden 2y agoNo
- NoPicklez 2y agoSo you’re speaking on behalf of all police departments
- wahnfrieden 2y agoThanks
- pests 2y agoNot sure what type of mad max world you live in.
- wahnfrieden 2y agoToronto & NYC
- dannyw 2y agoWelp, perhaps demand better from your elected officials. I live in a town. A few years ago, I had my car broken into with my bag and laptop stolen. Cops took fingerprints and forensics, found a match in a database, visited the suspect, arrested him (as he couldn't explain why his fingerprints was in my car), searched, found, and reclaimed my property.
- wahnfrieden 2y agoOk
- dheera 2y agoI had a bunch of equipment stolen from a car in Mountain View and the lazy cops just dropped the case. Those guys probably went on to steal more shit from someone else.