Quilters Beware....Smash and Dash
04-13-2011, 01:58 PM
#14
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Ontario Canada
Posts: 2,363
Unbelievable! Glad everyone is okay physically! Don't forget to look around the area, we had that happen at a show I was attending. The lady found her purse and a few things thrown around a liitle bit down the road.
04-14-2011, 03:31 AM
#19
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Posts: 412
I am so sorry to hear this ... it is sad when people are so greedy that they just take what they want from others.
Here in SA that is "old hat" --- if it has not happened to you yet, be aware ... be very aware ... most everyone here knows someone who is a number in the statistics on crime ....
Here in SA that is "old hat" --- if it has not happened to you yet, be aware ... be very aware ... most everyone here knows someone who is a number in the statistics on crime ....
04-14-2011, 03:39 AM
#20
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Dover DE
Posts: 4,250
I'm so sorry about the mess and your loss! This behavior is on the upswing, and it's not a pretty sight.
I've gotta share my yesterday story after reading this-- We put our bikes in the shed after using them last weekend. Yesterday my DH went out there, and came back asking "Where is your bike?" I told him it was in the shed and he said NOT! Someone had taken it. I went over to my neighbor's to see if his bike kept under a pole shed was missing, and my DH (the detective) followed the bike trail thru the grass to see where it had been taken. Fortunately, it was left under a tree on the back end of a neighbor's property, so the story has a good ending for us. But we took the warning, and will be vigilant about locking the shed, and keeping records of our equipment that we own.
I've gotta share my yesterday story after reading this-- We put our bikes in the shed after using them last weekend. Yesterday my DH went out there, and came back asking "Where is your bike?" I told him it was in the shed and he said NOT! Someone had taken it. I went over to my neighbor's to see if his bike kept under a pole shed was missing, and my DH (the detective) followed the bike trail thru the grass to see where it had been taken. Fortunately, it was left under a tree on the back end of a neighbor's property, so the story has a good ending for us. But we took the warning, and will be vigilant about locking the shed, and keeping records of our equipment that we own.
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