Help catch a thief?

This happened in the county where I live. When nobody answered the door after he knocked, he hooked up the homeowner's trailer and drove off. It happens to be a Taco owner, so I thought I'd see if anybody here knew him. Fat chance, right?

Anyway, let me know if you recognize this d-bag.

 

Yeah. A bit late for that now, though. Doesn't mean this guy isn't a d-bag for taking what isn't his.

 

wtf
I hate people.

 

Damn dude. What a scumbag. Low life son of a B. Good luck catching this guy. Free bump for you, and lets keep this thread going til the douchecanoe is caught!

If you have not already, file a police report and give them a copy of this video ASAP.

 

What area of Birmingham? I'll keep an eye out. Can you see the tag in the video? Is there any kind of markings on the trailer that may make it easier to recognize.

 

Bump to catch a the prick.

 

ttt

 

I'd look for a good tech guy and ask if he could work/enhance the video and get the license number. then the crook is screwed.

 

That guy is not a local in your community but he's is local to your city. Check to see if some one near your house was having some contract work done (landscaping brick work roofing ect ect. That guy was probably checking out that trailer for a wile and stile it on the last day on the job. That's some balls to do that in plain daylight. If I cought that guy doing that to me I'd use that trailer to transport him to the fucking hole in the desert that he'd end up in.

 

And how would you dig said hole? I heard digging out in your neck of the woods is a bitch! Like hitting cement.

 

You scrape the top lose sand to the desired hole size and add water. Two to three galons or so a day for about two to three days. Then you get your calichi bar and carve it out like clay. Its time consuming but worth it in the end. When I did my landscaping I rented a jack hammer to plant my trees and shrubs. This is man sand around here. Lol

 

Holy crap. And I thought digging here was a p.i.t.a. Very rocky. A jackhammer

 

When I did my irrigation irented the pull along trencher from Homedepo. I broke two trenching chains one only mede it 8 feet. I had to rent the hydraulic self propelled trencher and I had that fucker bouncing in the air a few times.

 

You watch too much CSI.

 

In my part of the desert we have several pre dug holes designed for this very purpose. [abandoned mine shafts].

 

Sorry for the delay... I posted this, then we went to the lake for the weekend. It happened on Lake Park Drive in Rock Mountain Lakes.

No shots of the tags available. At least none that were made public.