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Posted by Mike ISW on January 25, 2004 at 05:31:46 from (64.12.97.12):
My garage was burglerized Friday morning. This is where I keep my '48 H and alot of tools. The service door was kicked in. My wife's car and my truck were gone thru. Damage to the door and a locked locker pryed open. To make a long story short.....nothing vandilized and minor stuff stolen. When the cops arrived they already had 1 guy and got the other later that day. I read in the paper the guy they caught first had broken into and vandilized a area church 10 months earlier. What's he doing on the street? Also now's the time to re-think how secure your things are! What are you using? Deadbolts,lights,alarms?
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