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57 motorcycles stolen from KTM’s Montreal warehouse
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Roadghost
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Feb. 24, 1976 Millions - between $2.7 million and $10 million - was taken from a Brink’s truck when a van carrying a .50-calibre anti-aircraft gun blocked the truck and forced the driver to open the doors outside a Royal Bank branch in Old Montreal. A Brink’s employee later confessed to be part of the plot.
bigpoppa
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these large scale elaborate plots usually involve an inside man, a disgruntled or underpaid employee
Also, a handsome rogue with a dark past, a scrappy young sidekick spouting one-liners at the most inappropriate moments, and a femme fatale with shifting loyalties.
bigpoppa
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boyoboy
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doh, someone always caves
Montreal was at one point the bank robbery capital of Canada. A guy I worked with was on the jury for that trial.
Thanks captain obvious.
cruiserider
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I expect there are a bunch of low life criminals that just found out about the current high costs of shipping via shipping containers....
All joking aside, I am sure they factored it in well before getting out of bed the day of.....
All joking aside, I am sure they factored it in well before getting out of bed the day of.....
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8x12 enclosed trailer $950. Tires look flat
Oh Ziggy, you and your crazy scams
Bulgaria is a good choice, but I think it's most likely China or Pakistan. Karachi is a wild place for stolen ****, like there is a known underground market where you show up to buy whatever you fancy from fake painted on brembo calipers to 2021 Panigale V4S. As for China, it kinda has a known port for all things illegit showing up. You cannot register the vehicles there, but if you get caught, just slip the ol constabulary some tea money along with your demi royal status princling cert and off you go into the sunset.
Of course these are all second hand knowledge from reliable sources, so take it for whatever...Except for the fake brembo calipers, they're everywhere in Asia.
Bulgaria is a good choice, but I think it's most likely China or Pakistan. Karachi is a wild place for stolen ****, like there is a known underground market where you show up to buy whatever you fancy from fake painted on brembo calipers to 2021 Panigale V4S. As for China, it kinda has a known port for all things illegit showing up. You cannot register the vehicles there, but if you get caught, just slip the ol constabulary some tea money along with your demi royal status princling cert and off you go into the sunset.
Of course these are all second hand knowledge from reliable sources, so take it for whatever...Except for the fake brembo calipers, they're everywhere in Asia.
bigpoppa
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MalakaOh Ziggy, you and your crazy scams
Bulgaria is a good choice, but I think it's most likely China or Pakistan. Karachi is a wild place for stolen ****, like there is a known underground market where you show up to buy whatever you fancy from fake painted on brembo calipers to 2021 Panigale V4S. As for China, it kinda has a known port for all things illegit showing up. You cannot register the vehicles there, but if you get caught, just slip the ol constabulary some tea money along with your demi royal status princling cert and off you go into the sunset.
Of course these are all second hand knowledge from reliable sources, so take it for whatever...Except for the fake brembo calipers, they're everywhere in Asia.
Good. They are stupid. No motion-activated camera? No alarm linked to their smartphones with push notifications? No $15/hr security guard?
I got my almost new motorcycle parked outside, it's chained, it has a motion sensor linked to my smartphone, it has an alarm, I have a motion-activated camera that will send me an immediate text message that it's been moved. I have an iPhone tag on it so I can chase them down the street in case I don't put my pants on and grab my baseball bat in time.
This part of the link made me laugh. The thieves were Canadian and committed the crime in Canada, what makes you think that they aren't mafiosos and crooks here in Canada that will buy these bikes and use them? Get off your high horse.
I got my almost new motorcycle parked outside, it's chained, it has a motion sensor linked to my smartphone, it has an alarm, I have a motion-activated camera that will send me an immediate text message that it's been moved. I have an iPhone tag on it so I can chase them down the street in case I don't put my pants on and grab my baseball bat in time.
This part of the link made me laugh. The thieves were Canadian and committed the crime in Canada, what makes you think that they aren't mafiosos and crooks here in Canada that will buy these bikes and use them? Get off your high horse.
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You can put all these bikes in 2 shipping containers, they cost $1,500 each to ship anywhere in the world, my question is where's customs? When I shipped my car to a foreign country they almost sent me to an interrogation room to know where I bought it, why I was shipping it, the name and address of previous owner, the name and address where I was shipping it, and all the documents that it was my vehicle.
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