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Mickymoody
'Messing with a mans motor', from the classic Pulp Fiction.
Some fool has decided to deface my ride, by stealing the numberplates from my car, front and back. But strangely ripping them from their mounts, rather than removing them correctly? So would be useless on their getaway car, or BILKING motor. And even more useless, as the car is registered SORN, and Uninsured. So any ANPR camera would pick them up on the way to the crime scene, so it seems to me to be a totally idiodic theft? Steal something incorrectly, thus damaging it, it's use is irrelevent, as the vehicle is reported SORN, and uninsured, so why steal them? If they are totally useless? Are thiefs brain dead? The one way to detect a stolen number plate is to use a numberplate from a Sorned, and uninsured car.
I called the police, that said they would send someone round to investigate, but they never turned up. rather than call 999, as it's not an emergency, it was difficult to find the correct number. Does anyone know the right number to call, to report crime? It's not well recorded.
Some fool has decided to deface my ride, by stealing the numberplates from my car, front and back. But strangely ripping them from their mounts, rather than removing them correctly? So would be useless on their getaway car, or BILKING motor. And even more useless, as the car is registered SORN, and Uninsured. So any ANPR camera would pick them up on the way to the crime scene, so it seems to me to be a totally idiodic theft? Steal something incorrectly, thus damaging it, it's use is irrelevent, as the vehicle is reported SORN, and uninsured, so why steal them? If they are totally useless? Are thiefs brain dead? The one way to detect a stolen number plate is to use a numberplate from a Sorned, and uninsured car.
I called the police, that said they would send someone round to investigate, but they never turned up. rather than call 999, as it's not an emergency, it was difficult to find the correct number. Does anyone know the right number to call, to report crime? It's not well recorded.