Has the city lost it's mind...

One of those house had a Demon 170 and Corvette parked out front.
Damn I'm, poor lol.

If I was hiring a security guard, it definitely wouldn't be an Indian lol.
2 yolked black or white guys would be the go-to combo...
A tad racist but I wonder how many people consider, without seeing the guard, why a big black guy is more intimidating than a big white guy,
 
Dumb criminals. Where did they think they were going to take it in to turn it into cash? Did they have a plan to drive it across the province to take to an unsuspecting, or unaware of the situation scrap yard? Or maybe cut up a couple of km worth of wire into 1 foot chunks? Surely any scrap yard within 100km of this would have been called and warned to turn these guys in.

 
Apparently Bell was having an issue in Freelton with this same thing about a month ago...no idea if the thieves were caught...either copper is very lucrative or they're very stupid (or both)...
 
Dumb criminals. Where did they think they were going to take it in to turn it into cash? Did they have a plan to drive it across the province to take to an unsuspecting, or unaware of the situation scrap yard? Or maybe cut up a couple of km worth of wire into 1 foot chunks? Surely any scrap yard within 100km of this would have been called and warned to turn these guys in.

Does the $100,000 value cover replacement?

I fixed a bunch of copper heating cables after some deadbeats ripped down the copper eaves troughs of a church. They may have netted a thousand dollars. My bill was $13,000. The electrician's was more and the coppersmith's was out of sight. Probably a hundred thousand in total.
 
Dumb criminals. Where did they think they were going to take it in to turn it into cash? Did they have a plan to drive it across the province to take to an unsuspecting, or unaware of the situation scrap yard? Or maybe cut up a couple of km worth of wire into 1 foot chunks? Surely any scrap yard within 100km of this would have been called and warned to turn these guys in.

Lots of scrap yards will take the don't ask, don't tell approach.

Back in the 90s my uncle worked for a copper tubing manufacturer. They were buying scrap and noticed that it was their copper... long story short inside job, working with a truck driver and a scrapper. Frequent extra roll on the truck, extra roll of new copper to the scrapper...
 
Lots of scrap yards will take the don't ask, don't tell approach.

Back in the 90s my uncle worked for a copper tubing manufacturer. They were buying scrap and noticed that it was their copper... long story short inside job, working with a truck driver and a scrapper. Frequent extra roll on the truck, extra roll of new copper to the scrapper...
Similar happened at my old company. Few guys set it up so deliveries of copper / wiring would come in at night and they’d take it out during the day on other deliveries but to their own buddies.

Did it for years. Until the business slowed down and people noticed that the same amount of material kept being bought even though they weren’t producing anything.

Sting and they caught and fired all of them. No charges.

Unlike this 12 year old for attempted murder while out on other charges…

 
Attempted murder, discharging firearm….all while on bail….and gets bail again…

Judges have completely lost the plot.

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YCJA/YOA needs major reform. I have no issue with some leniency for petty crimes to give kids a chance to be dumb and reform. Once you have permanently affected someones life, I don't care how young you were, your life should be permanently affected. Violent crimes should automatically put offender in the normal justice system with normal consequences.
 
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Judges have completely lost the plot.

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YCJA/YOA needs major reform. I have no issue with some leniency for petty crimes to give kids a chance to be dumb and reform. Once you have permanently affected someones life, I don't care how young you were, your life should be permanently affected. Violent crimes should automatically put offender in the normal justice system with normal consequences.
Ship them off to Baffin Island and let them figure it out themselves. If they survive a year, they can get the benefit of 25 years in a max jail.
If they don't, at least the Polar bears will be fed.
 
Apparently Bell was having an issue in Freelton with this same thing about a month ago...no idea if the thieves were caught...either copper is very lucrative or they're very stupid (or both)...
Both. They roll it up into stolen grocery carts, pour gas over it all to try and melt off the plastic coating, and then strip it all.

It must be a cast-iron b!tch to do.
 
Gas is expensive , you set the grocery cart on a small pile of skids and light it up , burns longer and the plastic melts off drips into the fire which makes it burn longer and hotter .


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There's some members here that know a little too much about getting copper out of plastic sheathing...
Instead of spending billions on battery plants, we'd probably be infinitely better on the environment file if we spent tax dollars on wire strippers for each encampment of unhoused people.
 
Gas is expensive , you set the grocery cart on a small pile of skids and light it up , burns longer and the plastic melts off drips into the fire which makes it burn longer and hotter .
That's the smart ones. There's few of those.

The reason I know that they do it this way (either way) is that my tower climbers watched a couple of guys do it in a field nearby when they were up one of my telecom towers @ 250' or so. 😆

Same tower, about 10 years ago they called the police because in the same field (it's just north of Kingston) they had a meth cook lab set up and the fumes were making the guys on the tower sick. Apparently it's like burning Draino or something.

We only climb that thing when required, so I'm sure there is plenty of @#$&ery going on in that field all the time.
 
I watched a ship breaking yard in south India stripping insulation off cables , ten yr old kids inhaling God knows what chemicals from the wires and chopping asbestos cement cladding off pipes with machetes . The other jobs were dangerous so they gave these to kids .


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I watched a ship breaking yard in south India stripping insulation off cables , ten yr old kids inhaling God knows what chemicals from the wires and chopping asbestos cement cladding off pipes with machetes . The other jobs were dangerous so they gave these to kids .


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the bottom of the supply chain always looks very different from the top...
 
I watched a ship breaking yard in south India stripping insulation off cables , ten yr old kids inhaling God knows what chemicals from the wires and chopping asbestos cement cladding off pipes with machetes . The other jobs were dangerous so they gave these to kids .


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The more motivated ones come here to carjack and rob the LCBO and run criminal enterprises, much better benefits.
 
14 yo wanted for attempt murder times two in Scarborough. Judge approved release of ID. In what should come as no surprise to even a single person in Canada, failure to comply with release order is amongst the charges. Epic fail by the system.


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Honestly with the youth today...may as well just arrest the parents at the same time as the kid.

Maybe then people will take some responsibility for their kids' actions.

Doubtful...but one can hope.
 
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