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can't even go shopping after work, at the dinner hour and be safe anymore.
ReplyDeleteused to be you didn't go out after dark.
how's that safe streets working our for ya.
Company should have a record of the serial numbers of the phones and do what is necessary to inform all stores not to activate those phones.
ReplyDeleteTrue 6:25-Not too bright on their part.
ReplyDeleteSo how do you know they didn't do that...and what they are just suppose to record the serial numbers and alert other stores instead of contacting the police??
Delete6:25 I could care less about some overpriced phones, are you blind to the fact it was an armed robbery and all you care about is activation?
ReplyDeleteEver hear of ebay? I am sure they are not overly concerned about activation.
I can solve this one quick. Md. state police maintain a data base of who purchases a handgun with prints and photos. Should be simple. Wait a minute, maybe since they are criminals they didn't obey the gun laws. Never mind.
ReplyDeleteNice photos! Is there one from the top of the nearby radio tower in 16k? Might be more helpful.
ReplyDeleteThen, we could look at it wearing blindfolds and nail them!