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Congrats Did the police catch him or did you find the car? And if the locks were broken how did you get running?
And someone stole one of my dad's trailers but my Dad found it in some yard and the guy who owned the property said someone dumped the trailer there. OMG lol.
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Im pretty sure he won't touch my car or even show him self in this neighbourhood again No need for chopping fingers....but perhaps heads Just kidding. Iagree dannyjon chop chop would work for me
The thief has a small week left to pay up for damages if he doesn't show up I will go get him again. Perhaps I'll bring some chop chop tools Just kidding !
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lol it does pee you off when youve worked hard to buy somet and some low life just comes and takes it i had all my fishing tackle in my shed about 2 year ago now and one day whnet to get it befor going fishing and it had all gone didnt even know how long it had been gone as i dont really go down to the shed much could have been missing weeks well weve moved now and i have a massive pad lock on the shed not that it will stop em but the massive alsation dog inside it might be a shock lol had to edit incase people thought i really do lock a dog in a shed it would be an idea buit the animal rights people would have somet to say about it i bet lol
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@GeneYuss...I took a week of work to go in "investigation mode" after 6 days with non-stop work to find car and only 2-3 hours sleep pr night some nights 0 hour I knew everything about the thief's full name, his tlf nr, age, prior addres, brothers name, which car he has, what he has been convicted for in the past etc etc I knew absolutely everything about him except where he lived. I told this to the police and they would not do anything except add the new info to the file and look into it after the weekend (this was friday morning). I knew (had widnes who I brought to the Police station he had seen him drive in the car) who stole my car and that he was still driving it and they didn't care. After the visit at the police station I understood it was my own problem so I took matters in my own hands and got the car back
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Nicely done, sometimes you have to take things into your own hands. And where did you get the clues from? I mean how did you find his name out and stuff?
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I live in DK small country with 5,5 mill inhabitants And when I go in Sherlock Holmes mode nothing can hide from me LOL. Nahhh I called everyone I know and asked them to call everybody they knew. Called a taxi driver I know and got him to say it over the radio to all taxies, I also called a Courier who also let all his colleagues know over the radio + the parking guards from Parking Copenhagen and of course the useless police. I drove around looking for my car in the night(needle in a hay stack) and talked/investigated in the day time. The courier guy I called saw my car in CPH centrum a couple of hours after I contacted him and he actually knew the guy who drove the car from childhood. He hadn't seen the guy for 14-15 years but knew his name was Mikkel and which part of CPH he grew up in. This info was enough for me to track him down but it took alot of time and favours. But I knew if he was dumb enough to drive around in the car in CPH I would get him. So I got very determind and used my donkey stubbardness and elephant will power and got my sweetheart back. As you may feel on my story im actually proud I got it back I dont think many stolen cars return to owners in DK because people report it to the police and give up. I was willing to do allmost everything to get that car back I loved it and had worked hard to get it + it was very special model im a BMW fanatic and I can tell it was a shiny pearl Now she has been raped and I don't know wether im gonna fix and keep or fix and sell and find anoher pearl. Thanks for showing interest.
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you could always leave a pitbull terrior in the back from now on im sure people would think twice b4 nicking it then infact there better than alarms lol
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I bet you are right but I would think twice my self before I put a Pittbull on my white leather seats
@GeneYuss...hehe ty, maybe I got a career in Bounty hunting Actually I sometimes watch the shows in TV, the family with the fat big breasted blond haired woman and allmost bald dude with long cowboy boots + their son. Cant remember the name something with "dog" they are hilarious.
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Yeah I guess you are right GeneYuss I should have written long breasted woman. Damn she is nuts, no wonder the dog is all wind up after some hour's with that Monster
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hahah i dont no how i missed this thread but its actually great news M3turbo!! lol thats good tho that you found him yourself has he paid for all the damages yet? thats gonna be pretty hard to get him to pay for them cuz now that you have the car its gonna be even harder to prove he had it no?
Did the police catch him or did you find the car? And if the locks were broken how did you get running? 
