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| steve E Member Since: 06 Mar 2011 Location: Tenby Posts: 2073  
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My Border Collie Ralph is my buddy also and far too important to risk.
I hope things can get back to normal ASAP for you and wish you and your family a very happy new year. |
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29th Dec 2014 10:34pm |
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| NigelM Member Since: 20 Nov 2014 Location: South Posts: 114 
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Thank you Steve.
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29th Dec 2014 10:37pm |
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| NigelM Member Since: 20 Nov 2014 Location: South Posts: 114
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A picture of my "mate", just to take my mind off the subject in question of course....
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29th Dec 2014 10:53pm |
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| custom90 Member Since: 21 Jan 2010 Location: South West, England. Posts: 20359
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Cats are the targets own here, why I don't know. Either poisoned usually antifreeze intentionally or simply stolen and in numbers too.  |
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29th Dec 2014 11:38pm |
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| Buccaneer Member Since: 11 May 2014 Location: London/Kabul Posts: 148 
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Security of a different nature is kind of my thing.
It is all about layers - in my case its about layers that will delay people from killing me and the people i look after. At the end of the day no security system or number of layers will prevent people stealing your things/stop them trying to kill the people i work with. What you can do is make your location appear more difficult and let them go pick on the guy down the road who hasn't taken as much care. The Rules:- 1 Buccaneer comes back alive. 2 Chicks dig scars. GB260 |
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30th Dec 2014 4:28am |
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| ian series 1 Member Since: 17 Nov 2014 Location: south Posts: 3127 
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Classic case of the police showing no interest, A friend of mine shoots on land very close to where i live, he and the game keeper are always getting into scrapes with people hare coursing, when they see suspect activity they always call the police. One night in September they had a Subaru acting suspiciously around the estate, so the called the police, who came out. what followed was a chase across farm land, the Subaru managed to loose the police but was later found having the drivers side wheel ripped off due to smashing through a locked gate and hitting the post. Meanwhile 10 mins down the road the police had stopped 3 men walking (in the middle of no where) all very muddy!!!!! When asked what they were doing at 11.30pm at night they simply said "we are walking home from the pub!!" Nearest pub is 9 miles away!! police said "ok ...on your way then" simple as that! But the strangest thing is after a few days, they actually came back and removed the car!!! It was dragged off the land by another 4wd through a hedge and onto the roadside, and went into thin air. Turns out the Subaru was involved in stealing a number of trailers in the area! Nothing more was ever said or done, the police were not interested in the car that was left! Quite sad really. 80" 80" 86" 88" 90" Wanted, Forward Control Anything considered. |
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30th Dec 2014 8:35am |
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ripping round the wheat fields or racing round the lanes.
| Mac87 Member Since: 06 Nov 2013 Location: Kent Posts: 64 
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Sorry to hear this! Know how it feels having had the farm targeted a few times. Once while they were nicking batteries off the machines they cut all the hydraulic pipes just to be extra fudging annoying. Echo what's been said before, that they will possibly be back once the things have been replaced, luckily I noticed them coming the second time. Even had front weights off a tractor nicked, £150 in scrap money but over £1500 to replace! A week before Christmas a horse box was stolen from one farm, taken 5 miles away where they nicked a JD Gator and put it in the horse box, along with a few gas bottles, then off and did in the local farm shop and nicked all the turkeys!
Have to say our local rural police unit have been very helpful, when they're out and about at night they pull into the yard and have a quick look round / act as a visible deterrent. Also fitted a CCTV system for us FOC for a few months. Also do the text messaging warning of suspicious vehicles in particular areas etc. Their advice also was to bin the 'Warning CCTV' signs as they'll see them and put the balaclavas on. |
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30th Dec 2014 9:54am |
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| gilarion Member Since: 05 Dec 2013 Location: Wales Posts: 5110 
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Dogs are still the best deterrent. I have two Border Collies that are kept inside but at the slightest noise they both bark like mad I have no letterboxes so nothing can be shoved through them to make the dogs quite!
All the outbuildings have alarms and CCTV. |
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30th Dec 2014 12:19pm |
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| Go Beyond Member Since: 30 Jan 2012 Location: Headcorn, Kent Posts: 6678
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I'm sorry to hear about this, all to familiar I'm afraid
We had a pair of winches stolen from a challenge truck - bolt the stable door etc. but now have wifi CCTV, lighting, new fencing and even a dog ! The Police around here were very good in all fairness and we now have a 'hotline' that puts us through to a local officers private house  |
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30th Dec 2014 12:38pm |
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| JimboD3 Member Since: 09 Apr 2013 Location: Ware, Herts Posts: 55 
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Thieving scrotes - not sure exactly where you are in the South, but my mate has his '60 plate LWB Sprinter thieved from outside his house last night (near Hertford)........no details yet, but seems like it just disappeared into the night sometime between midnight and 10am !
It really is about time the law stepped up to the mark - if you're proven guilty, you are guilty, end of........get banged up in some hell hole for several months/years, fed once a day on bread and stale water.........they do it in other countries - so why not in the UK !! Td5 110 HD Hardtop.......not quite standard  |
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30th Dec 2014 3:57pm |
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| barbel jim Member Since: 12 Dec 2012 Location: Northants Posts: 1423 
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Fel your pain. Been there a few times unfortunately, including the front door being kicked in
They did the livery yard behind us back on the 17th. Nicked next doors mower and barrow to boot. I walked around, including a couple of neighbours and all seemed ok. A neighbour went to his shed today and it was bare  not only had they broke in but also resucured the door on the way out ! I think we've been really lucky (for a change). Regardless more lights and new pictures of kit taken. |
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30th Dec 2014 5:07pm |
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| steventheplumber Member Since: 29 Apr 2014 Location: Lincolnshire Posts: 767 
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When I lived in London I was working in Golders Green. Standing at the back of my van sorting out materials for the job, a car pulled up next to the van I had an odd feeling about it. Looked round at the people in it and watched the passenger still in the car try to use a dent puller to open the side door. The three of them looked at me as though how dare I disturb them when I kicked the wing. Then they drove off, gave the reg number to police. Nothing not I sausage, car not on system.
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31st Dec 2014 7:35am |
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| munch90 Member Since: 26 Oct 2013 Location: guildford Posts: 3558
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its not so much the police its the cps not handing out proper sentences , police do the leg work and the cps give out a pathtic sentence
and a lot of police officers are sick of it too , some are getting the why should I bother when the cps will let them go anyway attitude |
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31st Dec 2014 7:56am |
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| Buccaneer Member Since: 11 May 2014 Location: London/Kabul Posts: 148
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We do things a little different in The Kabubble....
My senior Afghan parks his car outside the villa. He is of the mindset that no one in their right mind would steal anything from him. A couple of days ago one of the local ne'er do wells decided to have it away with his hub caps. Sadly for said miscreant we had it on the CCTV and could identify him from the usual characters we see around our area. Next time he passed by the CCTV operator alerted by senior man who went out and gave the chap an educational speech reference return of hub caps, what the future might hold for someone who didn't return them and a time frame of the next 30 minutes and a brief period of percussion adjustment to the chaps head. Needless to say the hub caps were returned. My senior chap is hard as they come, truly scary, stand up and kill every one in the room type of guy... i know him and like him but hellfire i wouldn't cross him. The Rules:- 1 Buccaneer comes back alive. 2 Chicks dig scars. GB260 |
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31st Dec 2014 8:01am |
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