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Ouch! Sorry to hear you got hit!

And there it is.

Ummmm. No fee bail in California. 🤪

Edit to add my comment was not directed at RG.
As a CA LEO and one of the many CA good guys, I’m betting nobody hates the no cash bail crap in California worse than LEO’s.

It’s the Libertard DA’s and politicians that promote that BULLSCHITT. 😡

Sorry to hear this Rick. Hope things
swings in your favor soon. After reading the post, first thought was maybe you were targeted...someone familiar with you and also knew would be at Home Depot one a crowded day.

Buy more 147 grain carry ammo. It’s there.

Wow ! That sucks !
That was a gang of very sophisticated bad guys. Breaking into vehicles and stealing stuff is pretty common. Taking your keys and then going to your home to steal the Tacoma is the mark of some very experienced bad guys. I assume you have changed the locks on the house, etc.
You'd think a guy with my background would not get hit like that. But I did. I left an empty rifle case on the seat of my truck. And my wallet under a folded towel. Parked on the side of the road. Apparently, while I was off hunting, someone drove by, saw the truck and looked inside. They saw the rifle case and broke the window to get in. When they found it empty, they fled. Maybe they thought I might see them doing that and get mad. With a rifle, I could have shot out a tire or busted up an engine, etc. Luckly, they didn't find the wallet.
And I live in the "safest" county in Kalifornia. We have nothing like the crime in the big cities, etc.
So, now I hide my gun cases. I don't park in plain sight of a popular road. I leave nothing of value in any of my vehicles. My keys are always in my pocket. I lock doors behind me when I enter or leave my home. My guns are either locked in my safe, or on my person. When I'm at home, at least one of them is never very far from me.
Keep yourself and yours safe Rick. E

I still have a truck, utv, tractor, and a couple of boats with the keys in them. But live in a better place

Damn!

Know what you mean about getting complacent and letting your guard down -

I already know what the HD parking lot cameras show. A bunch of young males with hoodies and face masks.

Thanks covtards..

Might pay to scout out the lot for a while, Maybe with a baited rig and one of those trackable tags on some expendable goods. Probably work the place on a regular basis.

Sorry to hear about this, hopefully 2023 will be better !

rickbin: Move OUT of kalifornicationkopia now!
YOU... only live once!
And doing so in kalifornicationkopia is self destructive.
Life is to short to live in the danger, degradation and stress of thatshithole.
Sorry for your loss (situation).
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy

I don’t do business with Homedepot. Due to their veterans policy. MTG

I'm pretty sure the fire guys would be glad to help set up a bait car sting operation- - - -one that doesn't involve any cops.

Mr. Bin, I am truly sorry to hear of your recent misfortune. I really appreciate your sharing this with us, however. I never considered the fact there are vehicle registration papers in all our vehicles with our home address printed on them as well as garage door openers.
I’m all for the Muslim way of cutting the hand off a thief.

How about a GPS unit with a "go home" destination programmed in? That one will lead a thief straight to everything you own- - - - -and they know you're at work or at the mall because that's where they stole the GPS!

No offense to the OP, but I can't imagine leaving the keys to any of my vehicles, or anything else, IN any of my vehicles!

First, my primary vehicles are 2001 and 2003
Nobody parks anywhere near me ... even at WalMart! LOL!

The ONLY time I leave my keys in my vehicle is when I'm out hunting. ....and that's so that "I" won't lose them.

Regardless, condolences on being violated! That just ain't right!

Sucks is an understatement!