yup, i did the same thing when i lived on St.Croix... you just don't leave anything inside the car, period.“Owners received warnings for failing to protect their property....”
I leave my windows down and doors unlocked so people won’t break the windows to get in the car - which has happened to me twice in the past.
So......I’d get a warning for protecting my property?
These cops are morons.
>>I leave my windows down and doors unlocked so people won’t break the windows to get in the car - which has happened to me twice in the past.
So......I’d get a warning for protecting my property?<<
Exactly. These days radios are electronically linked to their cars — they are useless when taken from the car. Lock the glove box and don’t keep valuables in the trunk and there ain’t nothing to take.
I had a rag top and some a*hole tore through the roof with a blade — cost the insurance company 3 grand and the roof was never quite the same even after the replacement. THEN a friend of mine with a soft top told me that people with rag tops NEVER lock their cars and usually leave the windows down.
I agree this town has too many cops — but the “who should be let go” test has already been performed. Any cop who thinks it is against any law to keep one’s private property locked, unlocked or wide open is too ignorant (and probably stupid) and certainly too idle to be kept on the taxpayers’ payroll.
Actually the people who elected local politicians who are probably behind this are morons.
“I leave my windows down and doors unlocked so people won’t break the windows to get in the car - which has happened to me twice in the past.”
Happened to me twice before I got smart enough to leave the car unlocked.
yup, i did the same thing when i lived on St.Croix... you just don't leave anything inside the car, period.Had it happen to me once.
I don’t keep anything of my value in my car.