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Originally Posted by 1biggun
Hope it works out.
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This gets better. They know who the guy is that started the whole process with the break in. A father and son team.
The father has a small home repair business. He has his kid 21 cutting lawns.
His little angel gets friendly with the homeowners and asks to use the bathroom. Bingo, he is in the door.
They try to find single women or the elderly like my sister. Conversation begins with "Oh would you know anyone who can fix this or that?" Sure my dad does that stuff. Dad never shows up but the kid does a quick case of the house.
Within a week your house is hit. Good teamwork. They send the kid or part of there crew in to do the deed. Pros. Gloves, get rid of the shoes they wore, they must watch C.S.I..
They must have the few involved scared to death, cause they will not roll over on the team leaders.
The Detective knows all my old school friends and running mates up there. I told him a couple of the young robbery crew, I think, lives a few house away from my sister. He said were watching them. I said so am I.
They were all playing football in the street and I went out to talk to them with my water pistol in hand. I asked the young man if he would toss it up in the air for me so I could see how accurate my water pistol was.
Said these things make a hell of a mess when they hit a knee cap.
Now they wave to me when I drove by them.
Sorry about the long story. I could sense the Detectives frustration.
The odds are in the criminals favor. The cops want to make arrests but proving the case in court is another matter.
Edit. I asked the Detective if he wanted me to come back up and see if the kids father could fly down a set of stairs. "That would be a shame, but I will do the paperwork."