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Dirty, rotten thieves have been crawling underneath cars in broad daylight on the parking lots of Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut and stealing expensive parts from the exhaust systems.
Toyota trucks have been the primary target.
School officials say it takes the thieves only 2 or 3 minutes to unbolt the catalytic converters and run. The parts are desired by thieves because of the valuable metal they contain.
Anyone who sees anything funny is asked to call the college's Public Safety office at (909) 594-5611, ext. 4555.
Toyota trucks have been the primary target.
School officials say it takes the thieves only 2 or 3 minutes to unbolt the catalytic converters and run. The parts are desired by thieves because of the valuable metal they contain.
Anyone who sees anything funny is asked to call the college's Public Safety office at (909) 594-5611, ext. 4555.
Saw this ad on Craigslist. Here's the pitch:
Talented freelance online bloggers and vloggers wanted to intern for for start-up weekly blog/vlog reaching thousands via email in the Foothill Communities (from the 57 fwy to the 15 fwy along the 210 corridor...
We're still in the process of moving to a new server, so posts are slow appearing.
As we move forward, I plan on revamping parts of the site including the links. So,
If you have a site you think Crime Scene should link to, post it up in the comments below.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Thanks,
Frank
A friend of mine told me last night that he recently took a job as a bounty hunter.
Actually, they prefer to be called "Bail Enforcement Agents."
Most interesting about the job is that my friend said the application contained a warning that essentially said, neither current nor former journalists could apply.
The guy, my buddy, said he believes its a state law. I haven't researched it, but can't imagine why it would matter.
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