Author Topic: How to catch a recurring thief?  (Read 6543 times)

try getting one pregnant

Hit him/them with a baton steal his wallet and leave him/them in a ditch. If he suffers amnesia and robs you again. He'll/they'll eventually realize not to rob you.

Or, you know, call the police.

BEST IDEA! Buy chloroform and a rag. Hide near your car and put a rolex watch in it somewhere not too obvious. Put the rag in the container with the chloroform. When the guy comes and opens the door, jump out and put the rag under his nose, covering his mouth.
« Last Edit: March 07, 2014, 03:05:08 PM by Pie Crust »

Shockingly, a lot of people leave their cars unlocked when it's parked in their driveway.
Yeah because a driveway has an invisible barrier only good samaritans can go through

Put Monopoly money in there
Or something that makes a really loud noise

Taze the bitch,
Clorofoam the bitch or
Shoot the bitch's limbs.
Don't forget to yell "SURPRISE MOTHERforgetER!"
Wire a nuke to the car and wait for that motherforgeter to dare open a door.
Hit him/them with a baton steal his wallet and leave him/them in a ditch. If he suffers amnesia and robs you again. He'll/they'll eventually realize not to rob you.
BEST IDEA! Buy chloroform and a rag. Hide near your car and put a rolex watch in it somewhere not too obvious. Put the rag in the container with the chloroform. When the guy comes and opens the door, jump out and put the rag under his nose, covering his mouth.

do the only justifiable thing
kill them

Hide in a bush and then run them down with a lawn mower when they show up again.


Why would you leave your wallet in your car???
I've had my car broken into once before. They took my $60 pair of Spyder gloves, and my $150 GPS.

Brighter Dark confirmed witch. We are hanging at dawn.
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police already have you covered, it's a stakeout. you really just make a big show about putting valuables in it, then get someone to watch for a couple nights and see who shows up. no stuffshow, no theatrics, just hook line and sinker.

police already have you covered, it's a stakeout. you really just make a big show about putting valuables in it, then get someone to watch for a couple nights and see who shows up. no stuffshow, no theatrics, just hook line and sinker.

Don't make it obvious enough for the theif to think it's a setup, though.



If television has taught me anything, it's that you have to hire your own thief to catch him.