Probably one of those rabid skunks my wife is so worried about.
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Probably one of those rabid skunks my wife is so worried about.
I'm bummed. I keep looking for stupid crap in my neighborhood group, and it's all pretty normal, which is weird considering how close I live to Manitou Springs.
Where in The Springs are you? I'm in Pleasant Valley (so we get a lot of OCC silliness on our Nextdoor).Quote:
Originally Posted by ChadAmberg
OCC right behind the library... silliness huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
I still have the app but had to turn off the notifications. The drooling idiocy of some of the people complaining was becoming too much.
Yeah, about half the silly posts on Nextdoor are from the OCC membership (since Nextdoor links close neighborhoods). Of course here in PV we have a facebook page and an email listserv so most of the real goofy crap that gets posted from here gets posted on those sites not Nextdoor.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChadAmberg
Just posted by DCSO...
[fail]Quote:
Early this morning, just after 1:00 a.m , we received a call from a resident on Oak Leaf Lane in Highlands Ranch, reporting that he could see four people checking car doors in his neighborhood. The subjects checking the doors had a black Mazda following alongside them as if it were there as a safety.
Several units immediately responded to the area to attempt to locate the subjects. Deputies located the black Mazda driving without its lights on behind two SUV’s. Deputies attempted to pull the vehicles over, but the drivers of all three vehicles accelerated and refused to stop. Due to high speeds, deputies eventually lost visuals of the vehicles.
It was later determined that the two SUV’s were both stolen from Silver Maple Dr. in Highlands Ranch. One vehicle was left unlocked and keys to the ignition were left in the glovebox. The owner of the other vehicle states that the car doors were locked and the keys are still in his possession.
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(Obviously I'm not calling the DCSO PIO stupid, but rather the owner who leaves his keys in the glove box)
Yeah, I saw that too. I never understand how people leave their cars unlocked...let alone with keys in it. WTF.
I'm thinking insurance fraud on the "keys in the glovebox" one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skip
In the Ranch? What are the odds? Thieves would have try thousands of doors before they got lucky. You should see my street.Quote:
Originally Posted by crays
But anything's possible...