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Re: Theft on the farm


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Posted by BMAG on December 23, 2015 at 08:25:54 from (170.54.58.11):

In Reply to: Theft on the farm posted by Dave H (MI) on December 23, 2015 at 08:16:48:

Some people are just worthless. There is a house my grandpa rents out on one of our farm properties, it had been vacant for a couple years. One day I was passing the lot, and pulling out of the lane was a dodge pick up truck with the bed full of junk. I slower way down and they pulled out in front of me. I sped up to try and get in front of them to get them stopped, and they hammered the gas. It was a high speed car chase for about 8 miles, down country roads going 80mph. My buddy was going down the road on his tractor and they ran him off the road. It took all I could to maintain 80mph, stay on the road, and write their license plate number down. I called my buddy and he said he got a good look at the fellas and he knew all three of them. He told me their names. I called the cops and gave them the thieves names, their license plate number, truck description, and even where they lived... Think they did anything about it? NO. Since they did not catch them in the act we were crap out of luck. Turns out they ripped up the floors and stole all the copper plumbing out of the house, stole a brand new furnace, hot water heater, and whatever scrap junk they could find laying around the barn lot....


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