2011 5.0 STOLEN!!!!!!!
#31
Well it depends on the Canadian laws and their form of UCMJ (The OP is in the Canadian military). In the US military and under US UCMJ, there might be provisions for that, but that unfortunately does not extend to other countries' versions of their military laws and compensation.
#32
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Some army base, Alberta canada
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The witness went to the mp's about what he saw. I did not find him. No I did not miss a payment and have it repoed. If I find out who did it bad things will happen. That's a promise. The cop said he can't tell me the name of who did it if they find out, but cN give me the court date. Then I can go to court and watch. Wait for this thirfe to be called up. Then I'll know who did it.
#34
I guess no one really expects anyone to have the ***** to ride in to an army base to steal a car so no one suspected anything bad about it. >_>
That really sucks dude. The base security is at fault and it seems like you should be compensated by them, imo.
That really sucks dude. The base security is at fault and it seems like you should be compensated by them, imo.
#35
Really sucks man. The problem in these situations is even if you find out who did it, you'll be the one sitting in jail and the "bad guy", or end up dead, etc, when you go try and "f" them up. The best thing to hope for now is you never see the thing again, and you get sufficient payout from insurance (and hopefully a GAP policy) to cover your loan.
#37
My last car that was stolen was my Honda S2000. Stolen between 1:30am and 3am, dumped 100% stripped by 8am.
Cops don't care about stolen cars unless it's a carjacking or something where someone is hurt. LoJack or not they don't actively look for or pursue them.
#40
I think Chip Foose did it and he's gonna returned it to you as a customized BOSS eh?
Sorry, bad joke.
Tow trucks (flat beds) are the #1 tool used for stolen cars...
No one suspect them and think it's repos or brake downs etc...
The Mustang community owe to keep an eye on these trucks and always investigate the legitimacy of it.
I know I do...
Sorry, bad joke.
Tow trucks (flat beds) are the #1 tool used for stolen cars...
No one suspect them and think it's repos or brake downs etc...
The Mustang community owe to keep an eye on these trucks and always investigate the legitimacy of it.
I know I do...
Second is burglarizing a car and finding the keys left in there. Burging the home and finding the keys goes right in there too.
Third would the good old fashion "punch the ignition" and go.
Shaved keys. More for Hondas and Toyotas.
ANd probably the most often, even above #1, is the person who owes drug money to someone and they let them "borrow" their car. Weeks go by and the dealer doesn't return the car. Car gets reported stolen. Otherwise known as a "ROCK RIDE".
For higher end cars (new cars) like ours with theft deterant sytems and chipped keys, unless someone has the keys or a master reprogrammer (seen that too), tow trucks are used. Cars are stripped or shipped out of the country within the first 24 hours and are never seen again. Until they come back on a different boat with new VINs and computers.
There are tons of GM light trucks and SUVs that come from Mexico with new VINs and computers. Only to be found by a determined auto theft investigator and returned to the orginal owner.