RSSScared Monkeys Radio Daily Commentary – Tuesday, December 23, 2008 – Chicago Sherriff’s Office Tricks More than 60 Fugitives Into Turning Themselves In
- Dana outlines the clever tactics of these law enforcement officers.
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I love these stories … promise the crooks things and they show up to collect, LOL.
Should have told them it was a kegger with free beer.
was it a promise of free money from obama ?
Although I can’t hear the article, I might say that after getting robbed 3 times in the last month, I also have come up with some pretty unique ways to catch a thief. I don’t think a crook is going to want to come in my yard again! After booby-trapping my house with razor blades, fishing line and non-life threatening explosives, I do believe the crooks are going to have to go home and change their undies!!! However, if they come in my house when I am home, I have a 32 automatic that I need practice with! I am a 55 y/o woman!
Terri (#3), sorry to hear about these robberies. I hope your local police can catch the people.
I wonder if the incumbent Illinois governor was among those caught?
In Connecticut, some years ago, they ran a sting by calling the families of those for whom the police were searching and saying that those people had won free tickets to, I think, Boy George concerts ….
As you can imagine, the family got word to the missing people, who took the bait and were captured.
Thanks, Richard. I hope the locals can catch them, too, but I have my doubts. The thugs drank all of my tea in my refrig and also stole my cookies that were on the stove! The investigating officer came in and when I opened the fridge, I said, look, they drank all of my tea and put the empty pitcher back. The cop says, hey, you have a tea maker. I have the same pitcher. I wanted to say – dude, this isn’t about you, it’s about me! What a crock! Merry Christmas!