PAWNEE COUNTY, Oklahoma - A Pawnee County man is left empty-handed after he said thieves took hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of classic cars and bicycles.
Bob Underwood said it took him 30 years to put together his collection of bikes and cars.
We need to get back to punishing criminals. Probation doesn't work and sending them to felony university is a joke. When the crime doesn't merit hard time, give the criminal a horse whipping. Second time, the problem might be testosterone levels, castrate him, or if it's serious enough, emasculate the perp. If that doesn't get his attention, teach him the Texas air dance.
think about who benefits from a criminal class, politicians, police, lawyers, etc. Now you know why we will never be free from crime, it just generates too much money.
No CCTV system? No security/break in alarm system?
ReplyDeleteIt was only a matter of time.
Especially if he was open about what he owns.
DeleteWe need to get back to punishing criminals.
ReplyDeleteProbation doesn't work and sending them to felony university is a joke.
When the crime doesn't merit hard time, give the criminal a horse whipping. Second time, the problem might be testosterone levels, castrate him, or if it's serious enough, emasculate the perp. If that doesn't get his attention, teach him the Texas air dance.
think about who benefits from a criminal class, politicians, police, lawyers, etc. Now you know why we will never be free from crime, it just generates too much money.
DeleteAlso why they get so bent out of shape when you ventilate one of the worthless pos.
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Good news. Tulsa Police found the cars and returned them. No word on the bicycles.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear; that's a real punch in the gut.
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