[NMCycling] Keep your eyes out
David Rutledge via Bike-racers
bike-racers at mailman.swcp.com
Tue Feb 2 10:12:29 MST 2016
There is not magic bullet but if one of these were put on your bike
under the saddle or in the bag (some testing for effectiveness on hidden
location) it might be worth the investment.
http://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/beluvv-guardian-is-a-lojack-like-system-for-tracking-kids/
dave
On 2/2/16 9:45 AM, varnasi941--- via Bike-racers wrote:
> Obviously, there's no magic bullet to stop these kinds of crimes. The
> neighborhood I live in was pretty hard hit last year with all kinds of
> break-ins. But, we have had good results with our neighborhood watch.
> It turns out that myneighborhood actually has a listserve (like this)
> where people can communicate and report suspicious activity. License
> plates and descriptions of suspicious vehicles are noted, shared and
> reported to the police. One perp was apprehended and the number of
> break-ins has dropped dramatically. So, it's worth considering.
>
> Here's a link that might be helpful...
>
> https://www.cabq.gov/police/crime-prevention-safety/starting-a-neighborhood-watch
>
>
> On 2/1/2016 at 5:28 PM, "Matt via Bike-racers"
> <bike-racers at mailman.swcp.com> wrote:
>
> I have heard that one of the people that had bikes stolen, found 3
> of them in a shop in Mexico. He doesn't think there would be
> anyway to get them back, other than going down and buying them
> back. Maybe the crooks find a house or shop that has enough bikes
> to get at once, stake out the place, then grab them and head for
> the border and sell them to a shop. Wait a bit, then repeat.
>
> Matt.
>
> On Feb 1, 2016, at 10:57 AM, Rich Walters via Bike-racers
> <bike-racers at mailman.swcp.com> wrote:
>
> Last week as most of you know my house was broken in to and
> all my bikes were stolen. I have since heard of a lot others
> having the same problems, guys are loosing 2 to 11 bikes and
> sometimes coming back for the new ones. I used to see all the
> emails about stolen bikes and think, wow.. that would suck..
> well it does, knowing how easy it is for someone to walk into
> your house and take your stuff like nothing happened.
> Yesterday I added the front metal security door and made sure
> all my windows will not open, they will have to break out the
> whole window to get in. I just got off the phone with Marty
> telling me about this really cool light that is also a video
> that records and you can set off the alarm with your phone and
> talk to the guy at your front door, through your phone, I
> just ordered a couple of them. https://kuna.zendesk.com/hc/en-us
>
> The more I think about that White F-150 4 door 2007ish model
> truck that I noticed for the past 3 weeks hanging around the
> neighborhood pretending to be doing landscape maintenance or
> maybe even actually doing the work, it really bugs the crap
> out of me. One morning around 9am (3 days before) they drove
> by my kitchen window and both of them made eye contact with me
> looking in my window. Three of my neighbors had noticed them
> hanging around and thought, "those guys are up to no good" One
> of the neighbors even parked next to them until the the white
> truck drove away. I had noticed them sitting in the truck
> around the corner on my street almost every day but just
> thought they were working on one of the neighbors house. They
> were also spotted the day before the break in pretending to
> pick weeds or sweeping rocks at the house next door of mine.
> Take pictures of cars that shouldn't be around your
> neighborhood. No harm in taking a picture but it could pay
> off big.
>
> So all you guys with expensive bikes on the bike racks, in the
> garage and in your house need to be watching closely to guys
> with trucks hanging around. I have no idea if they followed
> me home from the trail, tracked me on strava, social media, or
> they were actually doing some work in the neighborhood and
> watched me go for a few rides. But from the sound of all the
> other stolen bike reports which by the way are way larger hits
> than my measly 5 bikes that were stolen.
>
> Quick example of recent hits that I know of.
>
> Broke in through the kitchen window (while the people were
> sleeping), straight to the garage, stole 5 bikes. Nothing
> else. Opened the garage, stole the bikes and shut the garage
> behind them.. $25k insurance
>
> Not sure how or where they broke in and stole 11? bikes, $90k
> insurance
>
> Broke into the garage through a window stole 10 bikes, $70k
> insurance North Alb Acres Then followed the owner to his
> other place and stole more of his bikes again.
>
> Tram and Academy, broke in through the garage side door stole
> 2 bikes nothing else. $10k replacement.
>
> I am sure there are many more examples. But the point is they
> are only stealing bikes. Most likely they are scoping one of
> you out as we speak, I guarantee it.
>
> Keep your eyes open, pay attention.
>
>
> Rich
>
>
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