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thieving little cnuts!

13 posts · Started by Colonel_Klinck · 11 Sep 2012

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This is where a 9mm Glock would have had them all running for their lives unbelievable getting worse by the day over there,,,,,,how did they all get away someone should have concentrated on just "one" and beat him into submission,,and sat on him until police arrived,,,
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Determined little fookers,good on the shop staff for having a go especially when someone's swing a hammer and an iron bar,takes some real guts to just jump in against the odds Pity a few more passers bye did'nt do the same thing and catch the lot.

One puzzeling question though.......dont these bike's require a key to start em ? or are these Ducati's that easy to hotwire ? for what they cost it should'nt be that easy to steal unless they've got a van surely
Clearly organized crime. Scooter guys were just low level performers motivated by few pound and glory from respected daddies. Age is 20 or less by motorics and behaviour. Unless Ducati dealer keep bikes keys in and fuelled, then maybe just bright-and-brave teenagers. Wont finish good for them at any point anyway...
I don't understand why the staff didn't grab & keep one of them. All were little scrotes and the staff could have easily handled them.

Shop owners need to get the same right as home owners, if someone enters your place and causes trouble, give what for.
Mind you Ducati are asking 25k for the Panigale, which is being recalled for engine failures and has 33 used bikes, of probably 100 sold total, for sale in bike trader right now. Is it 1.5 times as good as the RSV4 Factory or twice as good as the RC8R? Makes you wonder who the thief really is?
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Not surprised, I lived in England for two years and theft is out of control.

One good thing about the US...the thieves never know if they are walking into a shop with a loaded gun and a shop owner that's not afraid to use it.
What about access to firearms for the scroats though? Doesn't one go with the other?
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An armed society is a polite society.

In DC where guns are outlawed (I think you can own a rifle or shotgun but you can't open carry) the only ones with guns are bad guys and the cops. Don't quite understand how in a place where nobody "has" a gun there's shootings at least every week.
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