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Well my truck was broken into last night. Pulled out the rear driver side window. I'm wondering why my alarm or horn didn't go off. Got me and about 13 other cars on my street

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Live on the south side beltway 8 and 45 and guess so had to be pretty small to crawl into my truck to bad there's not motion sensors inside them. My mustang had them and you couldn't walk by with the window down

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Sorry to hear about that. Damn crooks!

 

Did they do any other damage than the window? Or steal anything too valuable?

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Live on the south side beltway 8 and 45 and guess so had to be pretty small to crawl into my truck to bad there's not motion sensors inside them. My mustang had them and you couldn't walk by with the window down

Is there alot of damage? Anything taken? What a bummer... Don't you wish you could just catch them in the act? It would be worth them doing it, if you could just catch them, and rearrange their face a little..

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They left my 600 dollar radar left my yeti cooler just took my gym bag with about 250 dollars worth of supplements. And yes I wish I I woulda caught him I would rearranged his face or would of been looking down the barrel of a 12 gauge

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If I catch somebody breaking into my truck, I will blow them away, and not lose a minutes sleep, and gladly clean up the blood. I dont care how old they are. And in Texas, if it does happen at night, deadly force is authorized by state law. The bastards should be killed!

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I wish I could have shot the drunk chick that i watched back into my truck at 3 AM, two days after I bought it.

 

Pisses a guy off. Work so hard to get a nice truck, only to have some moron damage it. Sorry about your truck, hopefully they didn't do too much damage.

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