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Originally Posted by EZ Nova
That's a different story then I was told from the man that was FIRST offered the Camaro RIP!
It was relayed to me that they went after the truck and the car was a bonus. Once it was known and the value, the rez cops were brought in to PRESERVE the car and help keeps things calm while getting it returned. I was told they also wanted to keep the motor, but my guy said no. He told me he made it clear that car was to be returned IN ONE PIECE with no damage. He had his security outfit watch the car while it was out there.
That is the story from the rez side.
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That is a different way of looking at the same outcome. Why did the reservation cops "take no sides" with the allegation of a crime in progress and fail to enforce the law when they could have easily coordinated with off reservation LEO or the Mounted Police and simply arrested the crooks?
True story... On the way to Chicago years ago thieves tried to make off with my entire tow rig, hooked to my trailer, that contained a show car.
They accomplished literally thousands of dollars of damage trying to make off with the truck. They failed because I had installed many layers of anti theft equipment to slow them down.
There was blood in the cab where they lacerated themselves in the attempt.
Why was I so detailed with the layered anti theft equipment? Because I learned the lessons of COPO Pete and I knew that very likely LEO could not be counted on to investigate.
Sure enough:
So we get up go out to the truck first thing, glass from the window they broke to gain access all over the ground, the column was peeled--blood everyplace including fingerprints-- trailer jack was released and the rig was in a "ready to roll" configuration.
So the police arrive call it
vandalism and tell me to turn it into my insurance company and then flatly refuse to investigate.
Technically they
were just attempting to steal my truck. The enclosed trailer and show car was a "bonus".