Dad's car keyed again and I let the person get away :(
- Thread starter Janesy B
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She was a Pakistani girl. In this instance it is perfectly acceptable.
don't see point in that at all lol....
but back on topic, people who do this seriously need hanging from there balls, to ruin someone elses property because your bored/jealous is one of the most pathetic thing ever, also them being a pathetic excuse of a person!
think i still hold the title for best scratch though
but seriously janesy i hope its stops, they've seem to of got bored of scratching are cars now and having a new craze of knocking side mirrors about, drove to gym yesterday and didn't notice till i got there that the near side wing mirror was pushed all way back
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Need to somehow make the entire car live when there's nobody in it, that'll give them the fright of their lives!! Problem is the HR police wouldn't have it as some scrote with a heart condition will come along and claim they were only looking at your car or brushing past it. Suppose we can't have innocent people getting zapped left right and centre.
Maybe a Knightrider affair whereby the car works out if the individual is a trouble maker or not, and takes appropriate action.
Or, cars should come with 360 degree discreet CCTV as a security option and big warning stickers all over the place.
Maybe a Knightrider affair whereby the car works out if the individual is a trouble maker or not, and takes appropriate action.
Or, cars should come with 360 degree discreet CCTV as a security option and big warning stickers all over the place.
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Keying makes me really reluctant to own something "special" as I would get really wound up if this happened to me.
People seem to target expensive or new cars though.
About a month after my mother taking delivery of her new car the badge was gone off the front, it was keyed across the bonnet and keyed down the entire length of the side. This must have all taken place whilst being parked on our own drive aswell.
People seem to target expensive or new cars though.
About a month after my mother taking delivery of her new car the badge was gone off the front, it was keyed across the bonnet and keyed down the entire length of the side. This must have all taken place whilst being parked on our own drive aswell.
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Can't you set up a webcam from your window? Not really to get an ID for conviction for just for you to see if it's the same person all the time?
I bought a smaller house with a garage so I didn't have to put my car at risk. Not that I think the area is bad just didn't want to take any chances.
I bought a smaller house with a garage so I didn't have to put my car at risk. Not that I think the area is bad just didn't want to take any chances.
don't see point in that at all lol....
Don't see why it's that difficult to understand, move car from place where it normally is where people keep coming to scratch it to avoid it getting scratched in an attempt to make them lose interest.
Anyway back O/T.
You could have been a hero on the internet
Hard lines Janesy, it's awful feeling powerless to do anything about it.
Though the webcam/cctv type idea sounds like it could be useful. Depends how crazy you want to go, cameras in the cars etc.
Catching them in the act is a bugger as you've not got much chance to do anything, unless they threaten you or shoot you in the chest first :/ Move to the middle of Wales and park the car in the middle of a field full of Llamas.
And you say they have no cars?
Though the webcam/cctv type idea sounds like it could be useful. Depends how crazy you want to go, cameras in the cars etc.
Catching them in the act is a bugger as you've not got much chance to do anything, unless they threaten you or shoot you in the chest first :/ Move to the middle of Wales and park the car in the middle of a field full of Llamas.
And you say they have no cars?
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What did you do when they walked off down the road?
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CCTV and park in a well lit area is the best option. There's not much you can do to prevent it, unless you own a garage or hire security to watch over it.
you said move it and use public transport for a few weeks
the public transport is the bit i didn't understand lol!
So you can feel grateful for what God has blessed you with. I.e. a car.
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they have caught 2 guys last december in my neighbourhood and they beat the **** out of them. You could at least shout at them , they would have been scared and ran away...