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VetOfTheSeas@discuss.online to deflock.me@sh.itjust.works · 2 days ago

Nah it wasn't him. He was with me studying about Jesus.

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Nah it wasn't him. He was with me studying about Jesus.

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VetOfTheSeas@discuss.online to deflock.me@sh.itjust.works · 2 days ago
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    Amazing. How true is this? Anyone got a source?

    Edit: ah, they only had 8 cameras. Still, that’s amazing.

    https://www.wqow.com/news/crime/winona-police-all-8-flock-cameras-stolen-poles-cut-at-base/article_62f9942f-690e-46a5-aa48-6798fbab3665.html

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      Yeah, Winona isn’t that big. But also a couple of those cameras were in very public locations. Most were just next to a forest lined highway and those would have been easy. But two of them were like a block away from a quiet suburban neighborhood. Still not sure how they managed to get those without getting caught. I can’t imagine someone living nearby wouldn’t have noticed someone outside running a reciprocating saw in the middle of the night.

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        I can’t imagine someone living nearby wouldn’t have noticed someone outside running a reciprocating saw in the middle of the night.

        That’s literally the whole point. If you saw something - no you didn’t.

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          I actually did see the perp, now, bear with me here, but it appeared to be a 3 story tall creature from the paleolithic era

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            IDK. I saw the perp and I thought they looked an awful lot like Ted Cruz.

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            I hope they earned about three fiddy from the copper that was in the cameras

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