WOODY179 wrote:

MDP wrote:

THEFT & THIEVES

World wide - we should chop their hands off

Why stop there, chop their heads off and be done with it! hopefully the other would then think twice before doing something like this then.

Public flogging would do the trick

How nice it would be to go down to the Town Square on a Saturday afternoon to watch a selection of the scum being flogged. Justice served on those who committed crime & an education as to the consequences to those who may think of robbing someone.

Rick,

That is just awful, what B ds !

Sorry for the loss....

I had a Lo-jack tracker system fitted on the RRS and the previous LR3, where if the car is moved without the special transponder in the car then the system calls my cell, home and office number with a warning and I can then activate the tracking system which the police use to locate stolen cars. I know its little comfort for Rick, but if you dont have a system its sure worth looking into, plus I got a discount in the insurance.

For sure the next one I get or if they find my truck I will put some sort of tracking device in it. The other cars we have in the family have tracking devices in them.

Wow, that's scary. Who cares about your truck, you had some criminal in your house while you were sleeping! Be very glad the only casualty was $ and your vehicle. Do you leave your front door unlocked?

The thief came in through the basement window and made his way up to the main floor to find the keys.

Rick Cell wrote:

Thankyou for all the kind remarks and support. My insurance company sent an adjuster to my office to get a report and the adjuster could not believe that a car that sells for over one hundred thousand Canadian dollars did not have some sort of factory installed GPS system. He said that even Cadillac has the onstar system that can track a car. We even called Sirus satelite radio to see if their system could track the location of the car as the satelite radio was activated with no luck from them.