Vehicle break-ins

My vehicle was broken into last night and the perps stole my briefcase, a key ring with many valuable keys, and my GPS. I'm on Fernbrook Ct.

They left behind a mini basketball hoop, a pumpkin and a scarecrow. Please PM if any of the latter items belong to you and you would like them back.

 

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The deputy said that there was a string of vehicle break-ins last night. Keep your car doors locked, I must have forgotten to lock mine.

I'd really like my stuff back, so if you see a black soft-sided Swiss Army briefcase (filled with scriptures and other religious/church-related items including a red binder and a black journal) or a garmin nuvi 780 gps in a black case with the silver writing 'GPS 01' on the back, please let me know.

 

Stealing from a "man of God" is probably bad karma...

 

You may want to take a walk along the bike paths. Several people have reported that some of their "work" stuff is dumped along the bike paths near their home since the perps don't want to haul that home with them.

I would also take a look in any of the outside trash cans.

 

Please DON'T leave valuables in your car!!!!
These thugs would have just passed you up if they had seen nothing in your car. Take it in your house and don't give them any temptation.

C'mon man...use your commen sense.

 

LCSO Seeks Public’s Assistance to Help Identify Subject Caught on Video Surveillance Attempting to Enter Vehicles

Loudoun County, VA: The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office released surveillance video today of an unknown male subject attempting to enter vehicles in the Lansdowne area.

The subject was caught on home surveillance video attempting to enter two vehicles parked in the driveway of a residence in the area of Riverpoint Drive on October 28, 2010. Please view the video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oo3zsiyODwE .

If you can identify this suspect you are asked to contact Deputy A. Kowalski by calling 703-771-5670 x 6570. If the caller wishes to remain anonymous they are asked to call Loudoun Crime Solvers at 703-777-1919. If the information leads to an arrest and indictment, the caller could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1000.

 

Doesn't look like he's wearing gloves. No prints?

 

Nice video. Looks like one of the cheaper IR cams, but got a good shot of the guy at least. Hope someone nails him.

 

if he isn't a crook they might not have his prints on file

 

He's a crook, just hasn't been caught yet.

 

okay----- if he isn't a crook who has been previously caught and his prints are on file with the cops therefore traceable back to his grubby doshonest hands....

how's that?

 

Yep, at the beginning you can see the glowing eye effect that IR cameras do.

Mike

 

They should make sure the school resource officers take a good look at the video.

 

Update - Most of my stuff was recovered in some of my neighbor's yards. Probably some teens without better activities to participate in. Thanks.

 

I love the homeowner use of the camera. If even a few homeowners have hidden cameras installed and the videos end up on the internet, that's a huge deterrent to thieves and will protect the entire neighborhood.

 

mom and dad must be sooo proud.

 

Hell a 17 year old out at 4:45 AM!!! I bet granddad and grandma are more proud of their children then mom and pop.

 

I knew it....Some kids just cannot stay asleep in bed. Needs money prolly to support some kind of habit or addiction. Who knows. But Im sure that the mom and pop are pleased to have to hire lawyers now to defend their kid. Must be nice to receive a phone call at that early in the AM from the police asking them where is their kid, etc.

 

5 words:

PUBLIC DEFENDER and SIT IN JAIL.
if my kid was on video doing this you can bet he'll just be pleading guilty and taking whatever sentence comes down.