The result of a Stolen Car

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The result of a Stolen Car

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Going to grab a coffee this morning and came across this this real cropper... Apparently it had been stolen in the early hours of the morning and taken on a very short joy ride along the footpath.

The car is a complete mess, front / rear and side damage, burst tyres which lead to a trail of debri.

Arriving on scene after the call was GS10*, unmarked commodore belonging to Forensic, PTA Transit dropped by aswell as PTA crew who fixed the broken fence to the train line.

It annoys the hell out of me, that a person or persons for that matter can treat other peoples belongings with disrespect...

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Re: The result of a Stolen Car

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How gutted would the owner feel seeing his car in that state!?
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vk6hgr wrote:How gutted would the owner feel seeing his car in that state!?
By the looks of it when he came down, he wasnt too impressed.
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Looks like they drove off the edge of the limestone or at least went up against it :|
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Re: The result of a Stolen Car

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*note to self* don't drive car on footpath alongside train track...use motorbike instead.
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Re: The result of a Stolen Car

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Looks like it had a big of a fling with the limestone... Not a good idea to drive down a foot path :P
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Re: The result of a Stolen Car

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yorky wrote:Looks like they drove off the edge of the limestone or at least went up against it :|
The person who stole the car had driven the car for a good 500metres from a point of entry where it is easily accessible to everyone!!!

I think now, they will wake up and completely block this entry off thanks to these idiots who managed to break the fence giving access to the train line for any joe blog for several hours
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hopefully though everyone would have been sensible enough to stay away from the tracks.
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Re: The result of a Stolen Car

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P plates on the car. i doubt he would have had fully comp. poor bloke.
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