Another car stolen at the tav
Victoria Avenue castle hill
Spotlight carpark.
1987 VL SL/CALAIS replica.
Full calais trim
18" VT Clubsport rims two tone.whit and silver NON Turbo. 5 speed manual
THAT TAV IS SCREWED FOR CAR THEFT next time im there i will be scouting the car parks for dodgy pricks.
Jem.
Somebody knocked off my CD player when I was in the TAV. They should have taken the whole car as the cd player was worth more than it (400 = 300)
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i think you guys need to do a steakout on a friday night, park the nicest car you can find there and all wait in petros car with the bats untill the germs have a go at her!!!!!!!!
then get em :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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Originally Posted by VLiking
i think you guys need to do a steakout
Steakout...............Yum
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burn the *******s hands with a red hot piece of wire!( do a good job of it too) then when the cops come say it must have happened while he was trying to hot wire it!\
Probably the security guards scouting.
How bout instead of driving ur fully sik cars to clubs, u drive ur mates $300 laser that can squeeze 5 people in ?
That way if it gets stolen, broken into or stratched, its like NOOOOOo but not a million dollars NOOooo. And chances are its not gunna get stolen.
my dads got a taser, but he hid it, cause i used to zap my sister wit it, they hurt too, but ive never held it to some1 and zapped em, i only scare em wit it
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Originally Posted by Midz
Probably the security guards scouting.
How bout instead of driving ur fully sik cars to clubs, u drive ur mates $300 laser that can squeeze 5 people in ?
That way if it gets stolen, broken into or stratched, its like NOOOOOo but not a million dollars NOOooo. And chances are its not gunna get stolen.
we could just take your VL up there man, no-one will go near it >
Smoked, mate of mine lost his VH/VK brock group 3 look-a-like from victoria ave
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Originally Posted by INFLYT
I bet if we beat him well, we'll get in more trouble than the actual offender........
Depends (a) on whether you get caught (b) whether the police want to prosecute.
Story goes that after the Canberra bushfires a teenage guy was looting houses around one of the worst-affected suburbs. A few locals found him, detained him, and called the police. By the time the police got there, he was black and blue from top to toe. The locals said the poor bugger had fallen over...
The police accepted this explanation without question...
I also remember talking to a local cabbie a few years back about what happens when a (usually drunk) passenger gets violent. He said one solution if the situation is really bad is to head for the nearest tree as they're usually not belted in The better solution is to call base, they do a broadcast to all cabs, and arrange a rendezvous. The cabbies then drag the bloke out and "kick the crap out of him". Then the police arrive, said passenger is taken away and the cabbies go back to work. They never get charged...
So what if the police turn up early, as the cabs are still gathering? He said that they invariably say something like "Oh dear, we forgot our handcuffs, we'll have to go back to the station". Which is bull**** as all ACT police cars have handcuffs in them. Anyway, the cops go away for c. 10 minutes which is just long enough, you guessed it, for the cabbies to drag the bloke out and "kick the crap out of him".
I dunno whether that still happens, but nevertheless while vigilante action is frowned on for very good reason (like that poor bugger and his baby in Sydney who got beaten up by mistake) there appear to be (rare) circumstances where you can get away with it if the police don't actually see you sticking the boot in.
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