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Woke up to A tent rod jammed in my car door. Is this a break in attempt or just weird?
I went out to my car this morning, and found something really unsettling. There was this metal rod, somehow jammed right into my car door. It seriously looked like one of those support poles from a tent. And it was aimed right at the door unlock button. I had to rush off to work so I couldn't really stop to figure it all out. I just opened my door, pulled the rod out, and tossed it away. There are some homeless people who live on my street, and I've never had any issues like this before. I haven't even seen signs of break-ins around here. But this really has me nervous. #CarSecurity #NeighborhoodDrama #HelpNeeded #FeelingUnsafe #CarProblems #HomeownerProblems #AskingForAdvice #Cars #Safety
14 days ago
Steve Norwood
Yes, It could have been an un-housed person who is also un-car-ed but it’s due to climate change.
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Hendersonville, NC
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Stephen Lybarger
90% of the homeless are drug addicts that became homeless because of the cost of doing drugs and what it does to you and the cost of doing drugs and what it does to you and what you own
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Butler, OH
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Steven Eisen
Someone was trying to push the automatic unlock button on your door.
13d
Silver Spring, MD
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Johnny Aber
Id say that was definitely an attempt
14d
Pleasant Hills, PA
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Michael HUnt
Someones just trying to speak to you about your cars extended warranty
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Scituate, MA
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Hugh G. Rection
where I live we have so much crime I don't even report property crime anymore. hell I've witnessed violent crime and not reported it multiple times. this is the new America I guess. full of crime and poverty with people blaming each others political party for it
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Texarkana, TX
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Private Citizen
I used to park my car behind my apartment and never nice it for weeks. The only thing the homeless did was get in the back seat to get out of the cold, and sleep. When I finally came back to my car, it was never vandalized or anything. I brought my Lysol and kept it moving. Everyone is not evil, every homeless person is not a drug addict and every homeless person is not lazy.
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Upper Marlboro, MD
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Stephen Lybarger
it was the thief or the homeless or a thief that was homeless or the homeless trying to get in your car to steal it or get something out of it unless they use this tent post to get down and push the unlock button
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Butler, OH
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Victoria Karle
Unfortunately, much of the homeless population is due to our broken mental health system.
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Waterford, PA
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Chester D King
It’s sad that people get so beside themselves. Many seem to forget hearing someone say this to them. You’re hired. And pride sets in. Then it becomes their time to hear the words, you’re fired. Oh then they are feeling aggravated, sad, depressed, about their situation. Never once thinking about the day they had smart things to say about the person that they thought was so lazy. As a spiritual, first responder. Let me share something with all of you. Life comes with trial and tribulations. And they didn’t have a prejudice bone In their being. But we often receive what we fear the most. Be careful how you put your mouth on people situations from the outside.👁️👁️
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Shreveport, LA
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