Posted by Turke Bros. Farms on April 18, 2008 at 06:30:05 from (205.188.117.74):
In the past 2 weeks its getting REAL BAD around here! Locks on everything now, no gas in the tractors on the lot, no batteries in them. We had to take everything out. A rash of break-ins, and stealing has escalated. A neighbors house got broke into 2 days ago. Another neighbor 3 doors down came home from work and found a dump truck with NO name on it and trailer in front of his house, and someone in his back-hoe with it running. He asked the man WHAT ARE YOU DOING? The man replied he from some construction company and was moving this machine. My neighbor replied like He!!...I own this machine! The guy apologized and left. My neighbor didnt even think about getting a name or licence plate number. And my cousin had a little motorcycle in front of his house chained to the utility pole with a FOR SALE sign on it. The next morning the chain cut...motorcycle gone! Police said its getting bad by the day. With No work in Michigan, and scrap prices at a new record high, people are stealing. You cant shoot them, and cant threaten with a gun unless they are in your house. And you cannot protect your property but you can protect yourself. That is what he told me. And that is WRONG! Now I have to lock everything up even the cows!
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