Grrr!!! Husband's car burglarized (Alamo: for sale, new house, neighborhood)

[gwrober]

Originally Posted by sapphire

Well, next time they may get some of his briefs.

[CreekKnoll]

Originally Posted by ryneone

Wow. I wonder what they think would be left in a brief case?

WMD of course.

[Latinocowboy]

Sorry to hear about the bad news.

Car break-ins are up over 46%, last I heard. I think part of has to do with the new gun laws which basically makes your car an extension of your home, so you can leave your weapon in your vehicle at all times.

One of my neighbors who lives here in Alamo Ranch, but in another subdivision had an incident. He woke up to go to work one morning and found his Hummer up on cement blocks. All four tires and rims were gone and they smashed one of his windows.

May be a good idea to have motion detecting flood light out front or a pop-up .50 cal that locks onto selectable heat signatures.

[spursfan]

Originally Posted by Latinocowboy

Sorry to hear about the bad news.

Car break-ins are up over 46%, last I heard. I think part of has to do with the new gun laws which basically makes your car an extension of your home, so you can leave your weapon in your vehicle at all times.

One of my neighbors who lives here in Alamo Ranch, but in another subdivision had an incident. He woke up to go to work one morning and found his Hummer up on cement blocks. All four tires and rims were gone and they smashed one of his windows.

May be a good idea to have motion detecting flood light out front or a pop-up .50 cal that locks onto selectable heat signatures.

What does that have to do with car break-ins?

[cheermomof4girls]

Originally Posted by spursfan

What does that have to do with car break-ins?

Maybe the theives are looking for guns.

[AnthonySA]

I'm really sorry to hear that happened to y'all. I hope you do file a report so there is at least some paperwork out there to find whoever did this.

[sapphire]

Originally Posted by Latinocowboy

Sorry to hear about the bad news.

Car break-ins are up over 46%, last I heard. I think part of has to do with the new gun laws which basically makes your car an extension of your home, so you can leave your weapon in your vehicle at all times.

One of my neighbors who lives here in Alamo Ranch, but in another subdivision had an incident. He woke up to go to work one morning and found his Hummer up on cement blocks. All four tires and rims were gone and they smashed one of his windows.

May be a good idea to have motion detecting flood light out front or a pop-up .50 cal that locks onto selectable heat signatures.

We have a motion detecting light out there, but obviously it didn't bother him one bit.

[sapphire]

Originally Posted by AnthonySA

I'm really sorry to hear that happened to y'all. I hope you do file a report so there is at least some paperwork out there to find whoever did this.

Thanks, Anthony. He called the HOA security and the SAPD. I doubt it's on their top-10 list of things to do today, but we'll see.....

[AnthonySA]

Originally Posted by sapphire

Thanks, Anthony. He called the HOA security and the SAPD. I doubt it's on their top-10 list of things to do today, but we'll see.....

Glad to hear that. Even if it's not on their top-10 list, it made some list and most importantly did not go unlisted!

At least now it will go into some sort of stats and if there happens to be a crime increase in that area, they know they need to throw out extra patrols. Even if they don't focus on your case (which I really hope they do), it will help keep the area in general a little safer.

[spursfan]

Originally Posted by cheermomof4girls

Maybe the theives are looking for guns.

I guess so...I just have never heard that was a big problem. Most of the break-ins i have heard about were for radios and other electronics left in the car.