[SisterK]

maybe it had nothing to do with politics
maybe someone wanted to burgle a bunch of jewelry stores
no comms
no alarms
no 911
nobody at work

[bagster]

maybe it had nothing to do with politics
maybe someone wanted to burgle a bunch of jewelry stores
no
no alarms
no 911
nobody at work

Ahhh, the Hans Gruber scenario.

[meyer]

maybe it had nothing to do with politics
maybe someone wanted to burgle a bunch of jewelry stores
no comms
no alarms
no 911
nobody at work

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Not terribly far-fetched. We had a group of locals that would turn off alarming at a power substation in a community and then trip breakers to disable alarms and rob jewelry stores. Of course, this was bad in the early 90s. Alarms have battery backup and other features, and that particular utility substation was later equipped with some serious alarming and video equipment which caused the perps to be caught.