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Stolen Motorcycle.PLEASE HELP
- Thread starter fhyder
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Kokla
Well-known member
lulz.
It`s alright man, material good are for fools.
Also, sup again Falcon. People can learn to ride a bike pretty quickly in a parkinglot. it`s not a hard skill to attain, and the wildcat theives of Toronto are more likely to have knowledge on how to drive a SS, without a problem. Fear is what holds most people back, the "Im going to steal this bike right here" attitude shows someone who isn't afriad of the silly little machine between their legs.
It`s alright man, material good are for fools.
Also, sup again Falcon. People can learn to ride a bike pretty quickly in a parkinglot. it`s not a hard skill to attain, and the wildcat theives of Toronto are more likely to have knowledge on how to drive a SS, without a problem. Fear is what holds most people back, the "Im going to steal this bike right here" attitude shows someone who isn't afriad of the silly little machine between their legs.
Kokla
Well-known member
Also, why doesn't GTAM setup some fun stings? Leave dope *** bikes parked at places like these with the gas line disabled. Chich's should still be able to fire it up, but it would die right after. At which point they get... 'talked to' by our fine community.
It would be a load of fun ya'll!
It would be a load of fun ya'll!
Kotik108
Active member
It depends on thief’s mental status. Imaging, you are an artist who really likes da Vinci’s art. Now imagine you have stolen unguarded Mona Lisa just to find out that the only way to avoid being sued for your crime is to destroy it. It should be kind of like it with a stolen motorcycle. If you like the bike it should be a pity to take it apart, shouldn’t it? If that thief has no much emotion about motorcycles whatsoever, he is a guy to be not envied at this forum anyhow. The best way to return the bike is to park it somewhere safe, leave a message to the owner at this site and leave a note under the sit where the owner can find the key. The owner should have a spare key to unlock the sit and get going.
Kotik108
Active member
To check cameras is a great idea. If not directed at that particular spot, there should be a few records almost for sure of around-the-place-cameras. Only doubt the cops will do the right job. I was once robbed (my house was broken in) and it happens that I new who had done it and even more, one of my friends bough my stolen peace from the thief. All was reported to cops. No consequences followed. The whole deal with cops made an impression on me that their main task is to come my wife and me down and to create an impression of investigation. Go private: http://toronto-investigator-reviews.com/?gclid=CODJl6HNrrACFWaFQAodcB7HVw Probably it costs, but this, I think, is the way to get the bike back
You using your bike for them to drop and then charge you with assault? Remember we have a Canadian court system where the more injured party is the victim no matter what the circumstances.
So your saying that destroying a Mona Lisa and getting no money is the same as parting out a bike and making thousands in a thiefs eyes?
Your mom really has to let you out of that bubble and experience the world if you think a thief is going to park the bike and search motorcycle websites to find the owner and contact them on where their bike is.....
Kokla
Well-known member
Oh silly laws. Actually, just talking to them, throwing up a video of all the ********** caught by it on youtube. Kinda like this thread.
Polocoste
Member
sorry for your loss man, if they catch the thief they should cut his arse off
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