House break in in Centurion

antowan said:
There was a house break in around the corner from where I live today. Broad daylight.

3 young guys broke into a house. Must have done something serious. Small army of police with a chopper driving and flying about...

Interesting to see how they use the chopper to push grass flat in the small river here to look for the suspects...

Must say the police and community safety presence was impressive and it is good to see the community working together so closely with police!
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Well done to them. Great to see
 
Mila said:
The give it poison.
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Your dog should be trained to eat on command. My boy won't even touch a bloody steak lying right in front of him until I tell him: "OK". He'll stare at me and whine every so often and he'll be sitting in a puddle of his own drool but he won't touch it.

alf101 said:
Many people keep dogs inside their houses at night.
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The only way to do it - pointless to lock the dog out.

DigitalSoldier said:
I once read a study in which they interviewed dozens of criminals, most of them agreed that the thing they are worry about the most is a small dog in the house. They are not really bothered with high fences or electrical fences.
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Maybe that cop I spoke to was privy to this study.

ToxicBunny said:
This is why my two boys sleep next to my bed at night....

I pity any poor sod who thinks he can get near me...

1x Bull Terrier and 1x Black labrador... ok granted the Lab will probably hide behind me, but the Bull Terrier will not be so kind to the invader...
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1x 38kg Bull Terrier here (yes he is big for his breed and no he's not fat.) Very protective animal - he even gives attitude if my mates shout at me while we're playing video games ;)
 
alf101 said:
Many people keep dogs inside their houses at night.
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SlinkyMike said:
Your dog should be trained to eat on command. My boy won't even touch a bloody steak lying right in front of him until I tell him: "OK". He'll stare at me and whine every so often and he'll be sitting in a puddle of his own drool but he won't touch it.



The only way to do it - pointless to lock the dog out.



Maybe that cop I spoke to was privy to this study.



1x 38kg Bull Terrier here (yes he is big for his breed and no he's not fat.) Very protective animal - he even gives attitude if my mates shout at me while we're playing video games ;)
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Who feeds the dog when you are not there?

I'm terribly alergic to dogs... :(

Will take your advice though.
 
antowan said:
There was a house break in around the corner from where I live today. Broad daylight.

3 young guys broke into a house. Must have done something serious. Small army of police with a chopper driving and flying about...

Interesting to see how they use the chopper to push grass flat in the small river here to look for the suspects...

Must say the police and community safety presence was impressive and it is good to see the community working together so closely with police!
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Suburb?
 
alf101 said:
Thought u had a trained boyfriend.
Add it to his chores.
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Wahahahahahah!!!!!

LOL!!!

When we are on holiday I mean!!

But yeah he does have a dog but it lives in the garage and outside. :) Me I'm a cat person.. I wonder if I could have a cheetah...
 
Are you sure they were actually looking for suspects, and not trying to see what happens when a tail rotor at high-speed makes contact with said suspect's head?. :D

And to the latest addition to my ignore list, why the frig would antowan report on something in Alexandra when he doesn't live there?. Why didn't you report on the biker that got knocked over by a bus virtually in front of my house?. Idiot.

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