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centralnewyorki · 12-30-2005, 08:45 AM

Has anyone ever had a vehicle stolen?

To make a long story short, my bf's truck was stolen last night in the bar area of our city. He's filed a police report, I reported the incident to his insurance company, we have a watch on our bank account incase any bank information is in there, and he's now driving around looking for it. It's a yellow truck, which leads me to believe that whomever stole the truck isn't all that smart since that isn't exactly a subtle color. He knows the owner of the bar, and is going to talk to him later to see where the cameras in the bar are, and see if they can see the people's faces on the camera. The officer was quite surprised it was stolen since that is a pretty well-lit area and there are cops all over the place (for DWIs). However, a person with keys to a vehicle doesn't exactly look suspicious. All they had to do was push the "panic" button on his key chain to see to which vehicle the keys belong. We're having the locks changed on the house because they have his keys, and thankfully, my cousin and her husband (who own the house and live downstairs) are really good friends with the neighbors on either side so they know who should and shouldn't be around the house. My cousin talked to a family friend who is a former insurance agent and she said that car thefts rarely turn into break-ins. I really hope that whomever has the truck just dumps it somewhere tonight. I also really hope that whomever took it gets caught and goes to jail. My Christmas presents from his family are in there (including a $60 Best Buy gift certificate), his Sirius radio was in there, a non-factory CD player was in there, and some bigger speaker or sub-woofer or whatever it's called were in there- all of which aren't covered under his insurance. I'm so mad.

Is there anything important that we should be doing but aren't? Uggghhh... what the heck is wrong with people today?

12-30-2005, 08:45 AM	#1
centralnewyorki YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Central NY state Posts: 1,741	Stolen Vehicle Has anyone ever had a vehicle stolen? To make a long story short, my bf's truck was stolen last night in the bar area of our city. He's filed a police report, I reported the incident to his insurance company, we have a watch on our bank account incase any bank information is in there, and he's now driving around looking for it. It's a yellow truck, which leads me to believe that whomever stole the truck isn't all that smart since that isn't exactly a subtle color. He knows the owner of the bar, and is going to talk to him later to see where the cameras in the bar are, and see if they can see the people's faces on the camera. The officer was quite surprised it was stolen since that is a pretty well-lit area and there are cops all over the place (for DWIs). However, a person with keys to a vehicle doesn't exactly look suspicious. All they had to do was push the "panic" button on his key chain to see to which vehicle the keys belong. We're having the locks changed on the house because they have his keys, and thankfully, my cousin and her husband (who own the house and live downstairs) are really good friends with the neighbors on either side so they know who should and shouldn't be around the house. My cousin talked to a family friend who is a former insurance agent and she said that car thefts rarely turn into break-ins. I really hope that whomever has the truck just dumps it somewhere tonight. I also really hope that whomever took it gets caught and goes to jail. My Christmas presents from his family are in there (including a $60 Best Buy gift certificate), his Sirius radio was in there, a non-factory CD player was in there, and some bigger speaker or sub-woofer or whatever it's called were in there- all of which aren't covered under his insurance. I'm so mad. Is there anything important that we should be doing but aren't? Uggghhh... what the heck is wrong with people today? __________________ Susan & Olivia Visit Olivia's Dogster Page!