Boris113
Well-Known Member
When I was at uni in Gloucestershire, we regularly used a mate's workshop during evenings and weekends. Everytime we drove the journey back (only 3 or 4 miles) late in the evening, we would always get stopped and checked by the police purely because we were in land rovers... We had nothing to hide so it wasn't a problem, if anything it was nice to see the police actually doing their jobs.
Tazz070299
New Member
And why are you surprised by that suggestion?
Most organised crimes you see in court and stuff normally are made up of about 5 people of which normally only one is under 25.
Maybe more "chances" are under 25, but, the "pros" seem to be all a lot older.
Seems they are targeting the wrong group to me.
I think as most organised crime is done by fellas, i think it's obvious....stop all landies driven by dodgy looking men....have fun guys
Thats Bollocks
Active Member
I would love for the bastards to try this at my house!
I
My mates BMW was taken like this!
They broke in, couldn't find the keys so they shouted from the bottom of the stairs that if he didn't throw the keys down to them or tell them the exact location of the keys! They were coming upstairs to kick his head in!
My mate being a bit soft told them the keys were in his coat pocket!
Me on the other hand would have shot the bastards then jumped up and down on there heads!
I would love for the bastards to try this at my house!
I
My mates BMW was taken like this!
They broke in, couldn't find the keys so they shouted from the bottom of the stairs that if he didn't throw the keys down to them or tell them the exact location of the keys! They were coming upstairs to kick his head in!
My mate being a bit soft told them the keys were in his coat pocket!
Me on the other hand would have shot the bastards then jumped up and down on there heads!
Think it depends if you have a wife and kids in the house or not.
a car can be replaced... a family can't.
