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Range Rover thieves in action again in Central Scotland - XFullFatTim - 17-08-2013 04:28am
Yes scum is again in action in rural Central Scotland trying to steal car keys from houses. My place suffered an attempted break in on Thursday night. Police are on the job, car keys were not in the house, car is now in a secure storage facility until I get home.
RE: Range Rover thieves in action again in Central Scotland - dynamicgirl - 17-08-2013 11:02am
Awful to hear this, Tim. Glad they didn't get access to your keys or your car. Hope the police catch the scummy toads! Paula xx
RE: Range Rover thieves in action again in Central Scotland - J77 - 17-08-2013 04:32pm
Scum
at least the car is safe and well and your keys are secure.It makes my blood Boil that these people think it is ok to break into someones property and steal their hard earned possessions.
RE: Range Rover thieves in action again in Central Scotland - Chrisr1806 - 17-08-2013 05:20pm
Lets hope they don't come south! My car is on the drive as I am on holiday.
Absolute scum.
Glad to hear that they didn't steal anything.
RE: Range Rover thieves in action again in Central Scotland - XFullFatTim - 17-08-2013 05:22pm
They tried in November 2010 and ransacked the house on Rememberence Day, turned it upside down trying to find the keys to the FFRR I had at the time. It was one reason for moving to a smaller car. They must think I'm thicker than average if they think I would leave the car keys in the house for any length of time. good to know though that Evoque is still so desirable that it is worth breaking and entering a house to get the keys.
RE: Range Rover thieves in action again in Central Scotland - Trapdoor - 17-08-2013 05:59pm
I still hold that the best plan is a set of 'keys' off ebay - unprogrammed/less the key blade - let them THINK they have the correct keys but it won't open the car (oh, bugger, the battery must be flat).
One would hope that the element of 'ransacking' looking for keys would be eliminated. I cannot imagine they'd think they had the wrong or dud set, certainly not straight away.... I also think that it would eliminate the aggro you may get if they broke in whilst you were there - as they would 'find' the keys and go straight back out to the car - giving the homeowner time to call the Police or 'take action' whilst they were trying to get the car to open.
Same could work for carjacking - hand them 'the key' and bail out - see how far they get before they realise it's not the correct/working key.
RE: Range Rover thieves in action again in Central Scotland - alibeau - 17-08-2013 06:29pm
Scumbags Tim, hope they didn't cause too much damage.
Ali.
RE: Range Rover thieves in action again in Central Scotland - PhilSkill - 17-08-2013 08:47pm
Sorry to hear that Tim, maybe it's worth considering a security light with auto camera, if you can mount it out of the way of the thieves of course, then it video's anyone getting near the car.
RE: Range Rover thieves in action again in Central Scotland - scrannel - 18-08-2013 03:32am
2nd Amendment.
RE: Range Rover thieves in action again in Central Scotland - Squidly73 - 18-08-2013 09:56am
Bazooka!!!