Thread: I have my own private crime wave

So a couple of months back I'm sitting in my recliner reading a book when I notice someone breaking into my Tdi parked in my drive way not 20 feet away,I gave chase and ended up tripping up in the dark and removing a fair chunk of skin off my left leg,a few weeks later while parked on the lawn not 10 feet from my bedroom I got up to find the doors open and the interior ransacked,a few more weeks later Tracey and I returned from our regular beach walk to find the drivers window smashed and our wallets stolen and the interior ransacked,just to top it all off we have just come home from Sandy Cape where we had our campsite raided resulting in a few grands worth of our gear being stolen including our mates new Engel.Our WA Police commissioner was on the news and when asked about crime he said we are to blame,we make it too easy for criminals to break in and steal and we don't take enough precautions to limit criminal activity,I'd like to know what he's doing to stop crime seeing thats his job,not a lot from what I have seen as the only time I see the Police is when they are sitting just inside an 80 to a 60 zone with a radar gun. Pat

Cops can only do so much, all while half the rest of the population wants them at their own personal crisis. Besides, it's the courts that just let people out again because otherwise they might get offended.
However that's a shocking string of bad luck. I'd be going for the ghillie suit and rifle option, bury them in the hills and tell no-one

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