Cat theft question

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cn...ce-catalytic-convertor-bag-of-meth/index.html

 

well when he gets out he can install RV AC gaskets full time!!

 

And not one suggestion for alcohol and a nail gun with a disabled safety......

 

Fucking idiot.

 

It's not a crime until you're convicted.

 

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/catalytic-converter-theft_n_645160b3e4b0fe3b9bc757b8?7ii

 

I'm on the operations side of a large commercial/residential insulation company and I have a few branches around the country that utilize this service. It's a bit pricy, but for the locations with larger volume and significantly more assets that are ripe for the picking (and in more remote areas) it has been very effective.

 

We just got hit Friday night but the a'hole only got one from an Isuzu NPR. I have Cat Clamps on all of our larger trucks and it think it took him so long to get the first one that he called it a night and left.

We have video of him cutting the fence and cutting the cat off with a grinder and saw, took him almost 30 minutes to get the one.

Our security system alerted APD but they never showed up. It's frustrating to watch the video and the dude is in no hurry, just strolls away with a cat under his arm. The police in Atlanta aren't going after them and they thieves know it, so you are on your own.

 

That's messed up. Can the system alert you at the same time as the cops? If the thieves are not worried about how long it takes them, you are one of your people might have enough time to get there.

 

If only there were an industrial-grade bug zapper "mat" that activated with a pressure switch.
TaserMat™.

 

The owner lives a couple of miles away and usually comes in if there is an alert but he was out of town that night. I'm not sure he would be up to confronting a criminal but he could at least get a look at the vehicle and a tag number.

I'm 20 miles away so I could never make it in time to catch them

 

Yeah, I wasn't thinking in terms of administering justice, but rather causing them to flee simply by approaching the lot.