Posted on 08/02/2024 10:27:40 AM PDT by lowbridge
Scarsdale police are getting help from the FBI and Homeland Security, trying to find who’s behind the hidden camera.
The FBI will do a Google search and say that Allen Funt is behind the hidden camera.
Banks are so afraid of the feds that they will report any transaction within a couple thousand of $10 grand.
Banks are so afraid of the feds that they will report any transaction within a couple thousand of $10 grand.
I believe they quietly lower that threshold a few years back.
FABULOUS BUT IT DIDN’T PLAY MY HUSBAND’S FAVORITE...BRING ME A SHRUBBERY!
So criminals are using hidden cameras and Apple AirRags to commit crimes. Why shouldn’t they as there is very little punishment for crime anymore. Prison sentences use to involve hard labor to persuade criminals not to commit more crime. Now they are practically rewarded for committing crimes so why shouldn’t they.
Haha I was waiting for that one!
LOL! Then there's the brush cutter!
That dog is insane. If she wasn't such a sweetheart, she'd be unbearable. After five years' work with her, I still have to keep her on a lead. She'll go after anything. I tried an e-collar on her and she responded to the tiniest of signals. Yet when she's locked onto a target, one can crank it up to ridiculous levels and there's no reaction... until she looks at you and growls.
Katja is a nut job. She dances backwards yapping at my toes as we walk, just for fun (detects obstacles with her tail). When it's done, she gives me a big hug. She latches onto a toy (she "out"s perfectly in less than a second) and occasionally stops to give me kisses.
God help the thug who comes in the door. Problem is, that if we have visitors and they are scared, she picks up on that and thinks they must be 'bad guys.' It's hard to find a helper to work that out. She's just too damnded smart to be fooled by a simulation.
She sounds like quite the handful. Be careful out in public, there’s a world full of lawyers out there.
She's my fourth Dutch Shepherd, and light years more drive than any dog I've ever managed.
Be careful out in public, there’s a world full of lawyers out there.
On rare occasions when we go to town, she usually stays in the truck. Interestingly, she's very nice with our cats. To her, they're family. With some of our neighbors she gets along great. With others, I just have to crate her. Not what I wanted in a dog, but one is left working with what one has or just put her down. To do what I do on our land, I need a dog. It's just how things are.
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