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Stolen motorcycle on test drive tonight. June-14- 10 pm

Well that's almost a good ending
 
Hes got to be convicted yet..but yea a positive result

unfortunately thats the hard part...i will keep track of the case.... would like to invite as many riders to the trial as possible.. so his face is well known...:rolleyes:.. for some reason they won't give me his mugshot or address
 
It's the interwebs. All you need is a name

Hope he fries. Sucks about your bike but hopefully this is one less ******* on the streets
 
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It's the interwebs. All you need is a name

Hope he fries. Ducks about your bike but hopefully this is one less ******* on the streets

These guys never act alone. Bet he's got buddies - Facebook will tell all..
 
These guys never act alone. Bet he's got buddies - Facebook will tell all..

much easier when you have someone holding your helmet waiting around the corner....


Glad to hear he's caught now lets hope you get your bike back or equiv cash. :thumbup:
 
unfortunately thats the hard part...i will keep track of the case.... would like to invite as many riders to the trial as possible.. so his face is well known...:rolleyes:.. for some reason they won't give me his mugshot or address

call the courthouse and ask for the names on the docket that day or just snap some photos while you are in court
google freedom of info request
 
Lol thats whats I did. Brought 15k cash all the way from Toronto to Stratford to buy a car, lol no issues.

I do this as well, it just bugs me every single time I take out a large amount of cash, or even american money for that matter, the first thing the teller says - "So what are you buying?!?! or Where are you going?!?!" none of your *****n Business!!

Glad the theif got caught. I'm curious too on how he left a trail...
 
I do this as well, it just bugs me every single time I take out a large amount of cash, or even american money for that matter, the first thing the teller says - "So what are you buying?!?! or Where are you going?!?!" none of your *****n Business!!

Glad the theif got caught. I'm curious too on how he left a trail...
I get similar questions when I shop at the LCBO. No lady, there is no party. I just bought an overflowing cart worth because I like booze.
 
Sadly, even when convicted its probably a year inside at best, which means maybe 6 mths with our system. Then he's probably back in business.
 
Probably true. Then again, the justice system was never designed to protect us, even if the concerns of the crown occasionally appear to overlap with our needs. No great revelation, I know. Still, we have some influence--throw up a sticky warning people of issues (GTAM is pretty visible) and keep answering questions for new riders with concerns (before they sell). In other words, do what the government won't do--give a damn.
 
You guys are making this way more complicated than what it needs to be.



**** can happen to any of us, but anything you do has to result in you having control of the situation, ask yourself if giving someone your bike to test ride is keeping control? letting someone sit on the bike with the key in hand is keeping control?

Just use common sense - If you don't know what that is, well then I don't know what to tell you.
 
I don't mind if someone wants to test ride my bike... in fact it makes sense... example... you wouldn't buy a car without driving it first.

someone buying a toy that's $3000-$15,000 you best make sure it rides well, but cash needs to be in-hand, all of it, all details of the buyer recorded and something signed saying if he drops it, no take backs.
 
I do this as well, it just bugs me every single time I take out a large amount of cash, or even american money for that matter, the first thing the teller says - "So what are you buying?!?! or Where are you going?!?!" none of your *****n Business!!

Glad the theif got caught. I'm curious too on how he left a trail...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Currency_transaction_report
This is why. The bank is mandated by the fed. This is in Canada as well (FINTRAC) for sums over 10k

Taste the American flavoured freedom!
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I don't know if i missed something in this thread, but, how did this guy even get to the house? did he WALK all the way to your house to check out the bike? drive a car? or did a friend drop him off?
 
FINTRAC reporting is all automated its all based on Patern analysis. I think the tellers are just making conversation/being nosey.
Sorry, but no.
Tellers and all customer facing positions are mandated to ask and file reports/make notes on withdraws and transx over 10k. This is fact - I worked in the 'system' for many years.
 

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