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Posted: 3/2/2015 6:11:40 PM EDT
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That is almost as bad. Lots of traffic for the mall going by. N.M.St. Is worse because it is in shity area, with lots of traffic. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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North Main St. ? Warwick mall Firestone, across from Target That is almost as bad. Lots of traffic for the mall going by. N.M.St. Is worse because it is in shity area, with lots of traffic. This must have went down between 12am - 1am after the snow storm. Hell I bet they could have followed his tracks in the snow. She had a voicemail from the officer followed by several crazy mom voicemails around 1:20am |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 6:12:17 PM EDT
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They caught him "red handed" ...but he still managed to steal the stuff? He had her property on his person |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 6:18:21 PM EDT
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Complain complain complain.......is that's what ARFCOM has become? A forum to complain about the PD? Do some thinking for yourself and/or maybe you should just be saying.........it's not REALLY my problem. Afterall, it's the GF's car, not yours. I'm sure your GF is an adult and can make intelligent decisions on her own. Aloha, Mark Truer words have never been spoken, from a single guy. lol |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 6:21:08 PM EDT
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Bringing the thief there is not a good practice. Either way, your girlfriend's personal info will be made available to the suspect. It will be in the crime report, arrest report, etc. The suspects copy of the report should be redacted. But he will see her in court if it goes to trial. |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 6:22:19 PM EDT
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Pictures of Tits Mcgee lOL yeah, man! Show us the pics!     
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Posted: 3/2/2015 6:26:27 PM EDT
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Bringing the thief there is not a good practice. Either way, your girlfriend's personal info will be made available to the suspect. It will be in the crime report, arrest report, etc. Disclosed reports should be redacted as the crime didn't take place at the residence. That's how we do it here. Still not hard to find out but that sounds like a bad move by the arresting officer. |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 6:30:40 PM EDT
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If the cop knew where she lived, the perp knew where she lived.
You ever think about that? Her address was clearly in the car somewhere. |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 6:31:10 PM EDT
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A little back story to as why her address is top secret and her DL and Reg go back to her moms house. We have only been dating for about 4 months now. Came up about 2 months ago that she was in a abusive relationship and guy went full retard and nearly killed her. So just imagine were her mind is right now. Best I can do is have her shack up at my place for the time being. So how did the cops know where to find her? |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 6:31:40 PM EDT
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Pics of Tits McGee? |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 6:58:06 PM EDT
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The cops should have let you go out and TALK to the scumbag. What's done is done, be vigilant.
WHERE'S THE GODDAMN PIX??????? 
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Posted: 3/2/2015 7:14:06 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: To answer your question. Yes, it is reasonable for them to respond to the victim's house to confirm she was the victim of a crime and to make sure she is safe. Yeah I get that part, they have no idea where she is or if somehting happened to her. made me feel good that they went the extra mile. NO, it is not reasonable for them to have the suspect come to the victim's house. The only thing I can think of, is that they were trying to make it more convenient for her since the weather was bad and the car was already broken into. Not telling you that you have to, but a quick email to the watch commander or police chief thanking the officers would probably go a long way in a mostly thankless job. They went the extra mile, it'd be nice of you to do the same.  |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 7:45:03 PM EDT
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Pictures of Tits Mcgee Pics of Tits. We're waiting.
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Posted: 3/2/2015 8:30:39 PM EDT
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So how did the cops know where to find her? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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A little back story to as why her address is top secret and her DL and Reg go back to her moms house. We have only been dating for about 4 months now. Came up about 2 months ago that she was in a abusive relationship and guy went full retard and nearly killed her. So just imagine were her mind is right now. Best I can do is have her shack up at my place for the time being. So how did the cops know where to find her? They went to her mothers house, mother gave the officer her address. |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 9:10:56 PM EDT
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There are rules . . . . |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 9:12:18 PM EDT
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your tl; dr is tl
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Posted: 3/2/2015 10:09:18 PM EDT
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Is it good practice to bring the perp to the victim's house? Mmmmmmmm.
I wouldn't think anything of it really. Usually one cop will handle the rest after the guy is caught. Contacting victims, doing reports, booking. It would have taken more man power to have one cop contact victim and another take and book. Probably convenient more than anything. But as far as any retribution by the suspect, highly unlikely. People are caught stealing from houses or cars parked on the driveway all the time. O r stealing from people they know. Had this been a murder suspect in custody taken to a witness's home different story. Even in far more serious crimes involving snitches and witnesses against organized crime syndicates the percentage of one of them being attacked or intimidated is pretty low even though extra effort is taken for their safeguard and the potential is far greater. This only applies to those who've already talked to the cops. Those who could or would talk to the cops but haven't yet, well....... But for a suspect in a petty crime, I don't think they want to add to more problems right after they just got caught doing something stupid. Intimidating, threatening or actually attacking a victim/witness to a crime gets quite serious and quick. That in itself could end up costing them far more time in the pokie. What would have been a few months would end up being a few years. In a nutshell I don't see or hear too many threatening/assaulting witness/victims happening much. |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 10:21:53 PM EDT
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Then go back and read the OP.  Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Your GF should send the police a letter. Nicely tell them, in writing, that she doesn't think it was a good idea for them to show that burglary suspect exactly where she lives. Ask the police to make certain that the suspect causes her no further harm. Sounds like Firestone wasn't negligent. I missed the part about a burglary? Then go back and read the OP. Larceny from a vehicle is not burglary 
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Posted: 3/2/2015 10:23:28 PM EDT
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Yes, IM me sorry for your shitty luck Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Pictures of Tits Mcgee I have nothing COC compliant. Can I IM you guys one? Yes, IM me sorry for your shitty luck What the hell, I'll take one also |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 10:26:08 PM EDT
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Well over two decades of police work here, and NEVER have I, or any cop I know of brought a SUSPECT to the house of a VICTIM. Suspect eliminations are done at the crime scene typically, or where the suspect is captured.
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Posted: 3/2/2015 10:35:00 PM EDT
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Your GF and my wife have the same name. Small world. Mines name is Sugar Tits, maybe a second cousin? |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 11:05:12 PM EDT
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Seems like an odd thing to complain about. You know how lucky you are to even have a suspect for this type of thing? That was some good work there. You should have gave em some coffee or something. they don't get that kind f satisfaction every day I bet. Well, there is the part about the suspect not knowing the actual address of the victim until the cop chauffered him there. Good that the cop caught the suspect but not so good on the follow-through. |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 11:09:17 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: lOL yeah, man! Show us the pics! Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Pictures of Tits Mcgee lOL yeah, man! Show us the pics! |
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Posted: 3/2/2015 11:28:23 PM EDT
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In for the Titty McGee pics Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Pictures of Tits Mcgee lOL yeah, man! Show us the pics!
Yep. Only reason I read it the whole thread. |
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Posted: 3/3/2015 7:06:53 PM EDT
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Sigh ...........
I guess there is to be no photo(s) of Tits McGee. |
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Posted: 3/3/2015 10:06:12 PM EDT
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Sigh ........... I guess there is to be no photo(s) of Tits McGee. 
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Posted: 3/3/2015 10:52:22 PM EDT
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go find thief...when he is out on bond..
with a tire iron. DO NOT STEAL... DO NOT STEAL.... |
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Posted: 3/4/2015 11:42:30 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: You settled up and got the keys to the car and didn't check it to make sure it was locked? It looks like you two are the ones who screwed up not Firestone. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: So I stayed at my GF house last night and around 2 am I get jolted out of bed by loud knocking on her front door. I spring out of bed, eyes barely open, I see bright lights out front. First thought is crap a plow hit my truck or something. I swing open the front door to find a officer there smiling at me. "Hello sir, is this the residence of Tits Mcgee?" Still not quite awake yet I mumble yeah thats my GF whats up? He goes on to explain that my GF's car was ransacked along with a few plow trucks in the parking lot of the Firestone Tire place we left it earlier that afternoon. (we had snow storm yesterday resulting in like 5-6" snow. She did not want to drive her car home with the way the roads were. So we go inside settle up the tab get the keys and ask the manager if it was ok to leave the car until tomorrow. He says no problem its all set come back whenever.) The officer explains the suspect was caught in her car red handed. I guess one the two truck guys saw him and called the police. He then starts to ask what we had in the car and it appears he stole her GPS an ipod shuffle a crappy digital camera and about $27 in cash that she leaves in there for gas and what not. So he asks her if she wants to press charges. She looks at me and says, should I? Shes like what if it was just some poor person who was cold. I was like fuck that thief, press charges. So the police goes back to his cruiser and looks like hes talking to someone in the back seat He returns and and I ask him, did you bring the suspect to her house? Why would you bring him here to show him where my GF who is pressing charges lives? Is that common practice? Seems stupid to me. But I guess he would see her address at some point seeing as my GF pressed charges? I'm just concerned that this fine young citizen may try some stupid retaliation against my GF property or worse seeing as the police showed him exactly where she lives. On a side note, WTF Firestone for leaving her car unlocked. Any recourse against them for being negligent? they probably have a sign inside that says, we're not responsible blah blah. TL;DR Police wake us up at 2am by bringing thief to my GF house to explain what had happened to her car and if she wanted to press charges. Side side note: Her car is registered at her mothers house as well as her DL. They called her mom and scared the shit out of her, drove the suspect allll the way to Coventry and woke up said mother just to drive him all the way back to her house. Seems like a lot of work for a simple larceny. But good on them for seeking justice. You settled up and got the keys to the car and didn't check it to make sure it was locked? It looks like you two are the ones who screwed up not Firestone. |
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Posted: 3/4/2015 12:35:05 PM EDT
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You beat me to it. I would have made sure the car was locked. Often, they are left unlocked if they know you are going to come pick it up the same day the work was done. I don't know WHY they do that, but they do. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You settled up and got the keys to the car and didn't check it to make sure it was locked? It looks like you two are the ones who screwed up not Firestone. We went inside and I specifically asked the manager if the car was all set and if it was ok to leave it overnight. He said yes, no problem. You think he would have added, "btw we left it outside for the past 9 hours unattended and unlocked." (dropped it off at 8am, got keys at 5:30pm). But like I said before, I do concede to the fact that we didn't check the locks. But there was like 5" of snow covering to car at the time. And we assumed that a reputable business wouldn't leave their costumers property that was untrusted to their care so vulnerable. |
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Posted: 3/4/2015 12:46:19 PM EDT
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Who takes their car to firestone???
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Posted: 3/4/2015 1:01:15 PM EDT
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<snip> You settled up and got the keys to the car and didn't check it to make sure it was locked? It looks like you two are the ones who screwed up not Firestone. I have never had a service entity lock one of my vehicles. That is why I take my usual $25000 of test equipment out before an oil change. I have sat in the waiting room with a rifle bag and a gun bag. Fucking idiots. Lock your house doors OP and tighten shit up. Better have some serious security talking with your GF. Make sure she knows this is a true threat and not a joke. |
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Posted: 3/4/2015 1:02:50 PM EDT
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Who takes their car to firestone???
I did once in my youth when I needed tires and had not yet established credit. They finance.........
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Posted: 3/4/2015 1:08:44 PM EDT
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I did once in my youth when I needed tires and had not yet established credit. They finance......... Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Who takes their car to firestone???
I did once in my youth when I needed tires and had not yet established credit. They finance......... Thanks for the advice, Ive had her shacking up my place since it happened. Ha I gave her shit for using Firestone as well. I have a tire guy that we will use in the future. Heres another kicker with their lack luster service. She brought in in bc the drivers side front tire had a leak. She has "tire insurance" from them. They patched the passenger side rear tire and when we went to pick it up the front tire was flat  So I had have them take it back in again. Told them, please lock it this time  Then they tried to charge her $25 for the patch! I was like WTF she has insurance. They said my bad, I'll credit her account...
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Posted: 3/4/2015 1:12:54 PM EDT
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Disclosed reports should be redacted as the crime didn't take place at the residence. That's how we do it here. Still not hard to find out but that sounds like a bad move by the arresting officer. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Bringing the thief there is not a good practice. Either way, your girlfriend's personal info will be made available to the suspect. It will be in the crime report, arrest report, etc. Disclosed reports should be redacted as the crime didn't take place at the residence. That's how we do it here. Still not hard to find out but that sounds like a bad move by the arresting officer. The only thing that gets redacted here is Social Security numbers. Names, DOBs, home addresses, etc are all open information. |
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Posted: 3/4/2015 1:22:22 PM EDT
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well I guess now he has a face to go with the name and address
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Posted: 3/4/2015 1:22:57 PM EDT
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Quoted: So I stayed at my GF house last night and around 2 am I get jolted out of bed by loud knocking on her front door. I spring out of bed, eyes barely open, I see bright lights out front. First thought is crap a plow hit my truck or something. I swing open the front door to find a officer there smiling at me. "Hello sir, is this the residence of Tits Mcgee?" Still not quite awake yet I mumble yeah thats my GF whats up? He goes on to explain that my GF's car was ransacked along with a few plow trucks in the parking lot of the Firestone Tire place we left it earlier that afternoon. (we had snow storm yesterday resulting in like 5-6" snow. She did not want to drive her car home with the way the roads were. So we go inside settle up the tab get the keys and ask the manager if it was ok to leave the car until tomorrow. He says no problem its all set come back whenever.) The officer explains the suspect was caught in her car red handed. I guess one the two truck guys saw him and called the police. He then starts to ask what we had in the car and it appears he stole her GPS an ipod shuffle a crappy digital camera and about $27 in cash that she leaves in there for gas and what not. So he asks her if she wants to press charges. She looks at me and says, should I? Shes like what if it was just some poor person who was cold. I was like fuck that thief, press charges. So the police goes back to his cruiser and looks like hes talking to someone in the back seat He returns and and I ask him, did you bring the suspect to her house? Why would you bring him here to show him where my GF who is pressing charges lives? Is that common practice? Seems stupid to me. But I guess he would see her address at some point seeing as my GF pressed charges? I'm just concerned that this fine young citizen may try some stupid retaliation against my GF property or worse seeing as the police showed him exactly where she lives. On a side note, WTF Firestone for leaving her car unlocked. Any recourse against them for being negligent? they probably have a sign inside that says, we're not responsible blah blah. TL;DR Police wake us up at 2am by bringing thief to my GF house to explain what had happened to her car and if she wanted to press charges. Side side note: Her car is registered at her mothers house as well as her DL. They called her mom and scared the shit out of her, drove the suspect allll the way to Coventry and woke up said mother just to drive him all the way back to her house. Seems like a lot of work for a simple larceny. But good on them for seeking justice. |
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Posted: 3/4/2015 1:32:27 PM EDT
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Posted: 3/4/2015 1:39:04 PM EDT
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Quote History  That one got me... Well played
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Posted: 3/4/2015 1:39:25 PM EDT
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"Are you the homeowner???"
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Posted: 3/4/2015 2:11:46 PM EDT
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Bringing the thief there is not a good practice. Either way, your girlfriend's personal info will be made available to the suspect. It will be in the crime report, arrest report, etc. not sure about now but just a few years back (in florida) it had the victims name, dob, address, phone number, employer, ect. op is really gonna be pissed if it is the same in his ao
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Posted: 3/4/2015 2:12:17 PM EDT
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How is Firestone responsible? You said you got the keys. |
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Posted: 3/4/2015 2:15:08 PM EDT
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Pictures of Tits Mcgee please just call her "tits", we are all friends here. pic of "tits" |
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Posted: 3/4/2015 2:20:37 PM EDT
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TL;DR version: 1. Op's GF's name is "Tits McGee" 2. She got 5-6" earlier in the day. And plowed. Something about plowed. |
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Posted: 3/4/2015 2:22:29 PM EDT
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Further exposing a victim to a criminal seems messed up. The criminal will know everything aobut her from the report. Heck, his own lawyer can tell him and probably will. That said, it's dumb as hell. The only excuse I can see as said, is the weather. |
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Posted: 3/4/2015 2:29:27 PM EDT
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somebody get this guy a membership so he can start a BOTD thread
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Posted: 3/4/2015 2:31:20 PM EDT
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Who the hell leaves gas money in the car?
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Posted: 3/4/2015 2:47:11 PM EDT
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Who the hell leaves gas money in the car? Not only does she leave cash in the car, she leaves laptops, medication, school books. She lived a sheltered life out in the sticks apprently
Speaking of, the accused failed to take any of the medical text books in the back seat. Estimated value of about $600. I full bottle of adderall, street value of about $350, or the box of keurig refills in the truck... Stupid criminals are stupid |
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Posted: 3/4/2015 3:09:36 PM EDT
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I can understand the suspect seeing her name in the police report but why would he need to see the address too? Seems kind of stupid to me. It depends on the area. We have a database that we type all of our reports in to. When we print copies there is a "victims copy" "media copy" and "court copy." The reports that anyone outside our agency/court gets don't have addresses and personal information of victim or offender. |
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