Posted by thurlow on December 29, 2009 at 14:47:44 from (74.177.51.89):
In Reply to: Thieves posted by Pat-CT on December 29, 2009 at 14:06:56:
Not sure how you could 'hook' this up and you'd probably be the one who got 'caught'; several years ago, there were numerous mailboxes being destroyed. Kids were riding around late at night; they'd stop, get out and smash the boxes with baseball bats. After the second time, one fellow got some indelible purple ink (don't know where he got it); put it in a LARGE zip-lock bag and draped it over his mail box; put it on after dark and removed it before daylight. It couldn't be seen in the dark. It was about 2 weeks before they hit him again, but everyone in town knew who the culprits were, by the ink all over their faces and hands. Can't remember the results, I think the judge just shook her finger in their faces, but it stopped the mailbox bashing.
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