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Re: OT: Update - peeping tom
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Posted by len on August 25, 2003 at 12:47:43 from (66.129.42.71):
In Reply to: OT: Update - peeping tom posted by JeffE on August 25, 2003 at 06:18:39:
Also Jeff Can you get 6-8 neighbors to take a turn to drive around the community that way you have every night covered maybe do it during the hours the veh. has been sited in the past--also how about writing a letter to the editor of surronding papers describing the events and the CAR to see if you can't get some info. Do you have any friends working on a police force or the motor veh.dept who could run info. on that particular car--you will probably have better luck coming in the back door thru a friend or a friend of a friend who works in those depts. than working directly with a local police dept. I have rented to officers and if you know one thru something like that they can do a lot for you that they won't or can't do going thru the regular route if you know what I mean. Doesn't hurt to let a cop hunt your property for small game or something so you can have him as a friend in times like this they can do a lot for you on a behind the scenes friend type of a relationship than they can with a regular call for help. just my .03
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