Remember, it's your fault if some miscreant uses your weapon in a crime.
Not really.
Remember, it's your fault if some miscreant uses your weapon in a crime.
Not really.
Wait what they talking about, I thought having a patrol car in your neighborhood deters crime, or at least thats what they say is the reason to let officers take the cars home in the first place but in reality all it amounts to is a bonus that the officer doesnt have to use their own car at their own expense to travel back and forth to work like every other working person.
I have to disagree. Several times thru the years I lived in less than safe areas. Having a cop in the neighborhood always calmed things down. Of course that was years ago when cops were still respected.
Happened in Wagoner, too.
"In front of my own home while we were asleep," said Wagoner Deputy Police Chief TD Ponds. He says he received calls from folks in his neighborhood about having their vehicles broken into, only to discover he was a victim as well, with a broken window and three weapons stolen.
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"In front of my own home while we were asleep," said Wagoner Deputy Police Chief TD Ponds. He says he received calls from folks in his neighborhood about having their vehicles broken into, only to discover he was a victim as well, with a broken window and three weapons stolen.
Law enforcement vehicles burglarized, four weapons stolen
It's a truck that with big bold lettering that clearly indicates this is a police vehicle. But nevertheless it was hit by thieves.(468) 1:32 in front of my own
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I like the part about when it happens to them it moves up the priority list. 
I liked the part where she said the shotty was “locked and secured”.
We are western wagoner county. Our neighborhood has been hit several times. Probably the same crew. 3-4 “teenager aged males”. One stays driving while the others jump out, smash windows and get what they can.
Our next door neighbor had their passenger side window on one car broken out and the driver’s side on the vehicle next to it. The thieves got nothing. Luckily for us their car alarms alerted our neighbor across the street who came out and chased them off. 5:30am on a Saturday.
Everyone entering and leaving now gets their license plate scanned. Supposedly, only the HOA has access and the footage is automatically deleted after so many hours if not manually saved for crime purposes. I’m not super cool with it, but it seems to have stopped the break-ins for now. All it would take is removing a license plate, stealing one or creating a fake tag for the trail to go cold.
In speaking with a deputy, there are times when the whole county only has three deputies on shift. For a county the size and scope of Wagoner, that sounds awfully lite on personnel.
Our next door neighbor had their passenger side window on one car broken out and the driver’s side on the vehicle next to it. The thieves got nothing. Luckily for us their car alarms alerted our neighbor across the street who came out and chased them off. 5:30am on a Saturday.
Everyone entering and leaving now gets their license plate scanned. Supposedly, only the HOA has access and the footage is automatically deleted after so many hours if not manually saved for crime purposes. I’m not super cool with it, but it seems to have stopped the break-ins for now. All it would take is removing a license plate, stealing one or creating a fake tag for the trail to go cold.
In speaking with a deputy, there are times when the whole county only has three deputies on shift. For a county the size and scope of Wagoner, that sounds awfully lite on personnel.
Get a Tuffy under the seat box. Worth every penny. The console box is okay but under the seat was a PITA to install much less try to smash and grab. It uses the seat bolts themselves. An absolute must if you drive a Jeep with no top and want any level of security.
