Too bad there wasn't a remote device that sent an alarm to a man with a 30 caliber rifle. A couple dozen incidents like that might really put a dent in vehicle thefts and burglaries.Keith B wrote:We had a GM truck stolen off of our employee parking lot 12/30. Broad daylight. Literally took them 2 minutes to punch the lock and get it started. They then temporarily drove away for about a minute to make sure there was no remote security alerting device that caused someone to come out of the building, then went back to the the truck and drove off.
