Unfortunately, no. I thought that was a pretty bold move by the thief considering the car was parked in a high pedestrian traffic area.

Thanks. Me too.

 

@ your place? Eastlake?

 

That goes against what has happened to me, and everyone else I've known to have their belongings stolen out of a vehicle.

In fact, my vehicle was unlocked -- they broke the passenger window anyway, and very nicely and neatly removed my amp, speakers, stereo, mounting unit, and all of my CD's except for "System of a down - Steal this album."

I agree, it sounds like a smash-n-grab for some quick money -- but don't assume your professional car theif or car buglar won't break things to get in. Most of the time they don't care.

 

It was probably a bum who was looking for money or booze.

 

what's her deductible?

 

irony!

 

No, this was at my work. :sad:

That's what the cop that took down the report speculated as well.

$500. The window that was broken would've cost about 230 installed (this is for the smallest window on the car). But the guy that installed the new window got a used one for 140.

 

good to hear you saved some money Tracy.

I think we need to have a meet at your house and set up a home-alone-esque booby trap security system in the car h:

 

I still like the idea of a car shocking somebody as an anti-theft device. h:

 

south african security :chuckles: :rick: