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Bin shooting crows today with pigeon watch member TOD of here drove round a few farms as i have total access round them all turned up at 1 that is really remote location to find the gate wide open and thought that don't look good.

 

we drove though and noticed lock on floor had a quick look about and could not see anything gone tractor, trailer, and a 4x4 still all there so rang farmer to tell him bad news and he was gutted he had left a tree chipper there 2 nights ago and thats what they had took 2300 quids worth cut 3 chains and 2 locks off,

 

Total vermin they are makes me look bad and puts thoughts into farmers heads and cops are useless there coming out next Wednesday at 9am that 168 hrs after the crime what is the point

 

so if any one round east Yorkshire area market weighton gets offered a cheap tree chipper pm me and ill get some details of make and model seams like the only thing i can do for him

 

thanks swiss

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Bin shooting crows today with pigeon watch member TOD of here drove round a few farms as i have total access round them all turned up at 1 that is really remote location to find the gate wide open and thought that don't look good.

 

we drove though and noticed lock on floor had a quick look about and could not see anything gone tractor, trailer, and a 4x4 still all there so rang farmer to tell him bad news and he was gutted he had left a tree chipper there 2 nights ago and thats what they had took 2300 quids worth cut 3 chains and 2 locks off,

 

Total vermin they are makes me look bad and puts thoughts into farmers heads and cops are useless there coming out next Wednesday at 9am that 168 hrs after the crime what is the point

 

so if any one round east Yorkshire area market weighton gets offered a cheap tree chipper pm me and ill get some details of make and model seams like the only thing i can do for him

 

thanks swiss

derbyshire police wont get done for speeding either ,i worked at a massey ferguson dealers 1 night .the security guard got bashed and while he was unconscious they broke through the front metal grill taking the entire stihl power tool display on a saturday .the forensics turned up wednesday to take fingerprints ,emm methinks the villains ad gone home by then throwing their gloves on the m1 :no: :no:

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Some ******* robbed a 32k tractor off from the farmer I shoot for a few years back. The permission is about three miles from the nearest town and no one saw nothing!

They must've driven the tractor down the lane that leads to the sheds with the lights off to avoid being detected, and smashed a gate post before turning into the main road.

Two years later and the police still have NO clues or suspects.

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Sorry to hear about his loss. It's always a horrible feeling knowing someone's stuff has been stolen but hey, what can you do?

 

I've got a chipper and some other kit here. Only ever had it chained to a tree but it's close to the house and I try to pile as much junk around it as I can so it's a bit time consuming to get out. I don't know what I'd do if I caught someone trying to take it. Tell them to **** off out the window and hope they went along with it is about the lot - I certainly wouldn't go outside for what it's worth. :no:

 

I wonder how the police would take me sticking a .338 round into their engine block? Can't see them towing it far after that?! :hmm:

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Why should it make you look bad? your not paid to police his farm are you? :no:

 

 

exactly if anything it was good you were about to alert him to it before they came back for anything else. That won't get sold it'll just mean they can charge more when doing tree jobs and get more in the back of the tipper ready to dump in the nearest gateway

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I wonder if the 'Travelling Community' have developed an invisibility cloak.

We've had 6000 litres of diesel stolen from work twice in the past (and the factory is in a residentail area), our touring caravan was towed away by the TGB's and nobody saw anything........spooky.

Wish I could not pay income tax, national insurance, water rates, council tax etc, etc.

Somehow their lifestyle doesn't seem to be acceptable in today's society. :angry:

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Some ******* robbed a 32k tractor off from the farmer I shoot for a few years back. The permission is about three miles from the nearest town and no one saw nothing!

They must've driven the tractor down the lane that leads to the sheds with the lights off to avoid being detected, and smashed a gate post before turning into the main road.

Two years later and the police still have NO clues or suspects.

 

I imagine it was in a container and sailing the sea by the end of the day.

 

There are some good/shocking stats in amongst this report; http://www.cesarscheme.org/PANIU_Report.pdf

 

£400 million in agricultural/plant machinery purloined annually. 5% recovered - the majority of which is via GPS or other security devices (not the police).

 

What amazes me, is how much these things cost... yet the farmers aren't equipping them with adequate and reactive/responsive security devices (or the flip side, why aren't the manufacturers building them in).

 

Rural crime used to be opportunistic, it is now organised (and very well organised at that)

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Bin shooting crows today with pigeon watch member TOD of here drove round a few farms as i have total access round them all turned up at 1 that is really remote location to find the gate wide open and thought that don't look good.

 

we drove though and noticed lock on floor had a quick look about and could not see anything gone tractor, trailer, and a 4x4 still all there so rang farmer to tell him bad news and he was gutted he had left a tree chipper there 2 nights ago and thats what they had took 2300 quids worth cut 3 chains and 2 locks off,

 

Total vermin they are makes me look bad and puts thoughts into farmers heads and cops are useless there coming out next Wednesday at 9am that 168 hrs after the crime what is the point

 

so if any one round east Yorkshire area market weighton gets offered a cheap tree chipper pm me and ill get some details of make and model seams like the only thing i can do for him

 

thanks swiss

 

 

So the chipper could have gone up to 48 hours before you got there? I think next Wednesday is a bit long to wait for attendance, if attendance is required at all, but why are the police useless. What would be gained by coming, say, today for instance? Is there evidence that you feel would be lost by non attendance and didn't put in the OP?

 

Here the details of the item would be taken over the phone so that a crime is put on the system straight away and allocated to an officer (normally within 24hrs) to investigate, and or put out a press release to the local papers etc so folks can be made aware that the item has been stolen.

 

As said previously..... it would be nice to be able to leave equipment in situ, but these people are professionals at what they do, bcse they are at it all the time

 

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mate of mine a couple of months back bought a chipper off ebay from the scottish islands and offered the guy a buy it now of 4k which he accepted ,,,you guessed it the chipper never arrived...cops are on to it and can only tell him the bank account he paid into is still up and running so leave it with us and we'll keep you informed

 

the travellers have decided to buy houses around here on the wirral ..every day their vehicles pass our unit with different names on them

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Few weeks ago I got a new permission. The chap couldn't come with me to show me the boundaries but he drew a map which showed me all I needed to know. He included the combination for the lock on the double metal gates across the access road.

 

When I turned up at the field I had to phone him to tell him that the gates had gone. :blink:

 

A couple of years, or so, ago contractors investigating the A14 bypass left a digger in a field overnight. Thieves drove it across the field to a layby on the A14 and then onto a low loader. They took the gates as well. :hmm:

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we got hercules nicking stuff here,7 trent had 2 x 2ton flood gates to protect a water treatment place in a busy area,****** ad both away.

:no: just imagine the pickup truck on 2 wheels driving down the road with that in the back and guess what nobody seen nothing MMMM :yp:

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We had them break into one of our small barns all they stole was two tractor batteries and a radiator. But for some reason the decided to smash the windscreen, cut the battery cables, cut the individual injector pipes from the pump to the cylinders and drain the fuel out of the tractors onto the floor. I couldn't understand the mindless vandalism it caused us so much aggrevation and about £600 to fix and replace everything.

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Bin shooting crows today with pigeon watch member TOD of here drove round a few farms as i have total access round them all turned up at 1 that is really remote location to find the gate wide open and thought that don't look good.

 

we drove though and noticed lock on floor had a quick look about and could not see anything gone tractor, trailer, and a 4x4 still all there so rang farmer to tell him bad news and he was gutted he had left a tree chipper there 2 nights ago and thats what they had took 2300 quids worth cut 3 chains and 2 locks off,

 

Total vermin they are makes me look bad and puts thoughts into farmers heads and cops are useless there coming out next Wednesday at 9am that 168 hrs after the crime what is the point

 

so if any one round east Yorkshire area market weighton gets offered a cheap tree chipper pm me and ill get some details of make and model seams like the only thing i can do for him

 

thanks swiss

 

disgusing lodge an official complaint about the cops. No wonder this happens more and more, you would have to be real unlucky to actually get nicked and the scrotes know it

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It hard to say its the fault of the police they are spread thin on the ground if think how many times you are out shooting and never see a copper and the ***** no this as well thats why we all have to watch one anothers backs when we are out instead of stabbing each other in the back

 

I will get me coat

 

Mark

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hi every one and swisstony im a member of a arborist/ tree surgeon forum called arbtalk if you know the make colour or any info that mite help i can put it up there and have people keep a eye out

sorry for late reply to be honest iv bin busy with my bits and bobs and forgot to look at this ill try and get sum details of him for you mate thanks swiss

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Considering a basic GPS tracker is under £500 I am surprised they aren't fitted as standard or offered by the dealers as standard and you have to ask what customs are doing as alot of this stuff seems to go over the water..... Alot of people must be turning a blind eye

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So the chipper could have gone up to 48 hours before you got there? I think next Wednesday is a bit long to wait for attendance, if attendance is required at all, but why are the police useless. What would be gained by coming, say, today for instance? Is there evidence that you feel would be lost by non attendance and didn't put in the OP?

 

Here the details of the item would be taken over the phone so that a crime is put on the system straight away and allocated to an officer (normally within 24hrs) to investigate, and or put out a press release to the local papers etc so folks can be made aware that the item has been stolen.

 

As said previously..... it would be nice to be able to leave equipment in situ, but these people are professionals at what they do, bcse they are at it all the time

 

bigt

Investigate. That sadly seems to be what`s lacking, you phone up and get a crime number and that`s about it.

If the farmer threatened them with a shotgun the police would have been on his back like a rucksack.

It`s no wonder people say crime does pay.

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