wow always one sided thinking,, sure we have our share of low life's who steal here, we have a Much bigger problem with higher ups having it done,,, millions of $$ stolen by dishonest company owners here, one has stolen oil and fuel here for the last 40 years long before meth was here,,,, in the 70's a certain highway here if you broke down on it even in daylight you better get it moved within a few hours or it was stripped,, those were alcohol drinks morons doing it, equipment goes missing, not small stuff either 500,000 excavators, crawlers scrapers you name it it has been stolen here, copper was a big one when the methane fields were hot and heavy, come to find out much of it was a couple of the well know very high up in society here names were the ones doing it, I agree some druggies here do steal gas and small things not tied down, they tried it here I went Rambo on them myself, never called the law other than to tell them what I was doing, spent time out at night, ran them off without the use of guns,, now the grapevine tells me I have a name,, don't go there the guy is Nuts I like that very much,, I know many would not do what I do,, that's fine but whats mine I work for and I protect, and Yes I took down a few of the money boys who tried to screw me in the methane,, again by myself,, cnt
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