1968 GT500: Crashed without even leaving the garage

[thewee]

As an added bonus here's the video of the crash:

Nice video. Love those panoramic cameras.

I'm in the process of upgrading all of the cameras and adding a few more. I've put a lot into security around here and feel like my system failed because I couldn't get a good enough description of the vehicle to catch this guy. The alarm system did its job because without it I never would have known this happened, but better cameras in the right places would have probably caught the guy.

[pbf777]

I couldn't get a good enough description of the vehicle to catch this guy.

    I can't comment on the quality of law enforcement in anyone else's districts, but I can tell you that here where I'm at, it doesn't matter how much evidence you supplied, name, address, phone number, even a birth certificate identifying the culprit, other than making an appearance and writing up a report, and that's only after you create enough fuss to warrant what they would label as "special attention", as otherwise on your initial phone call to the Police expressing the need for an officer at your location, they'll instead direct you to file your own report "on-line", and nothing else will happen, absolutely no addition effort by our local law enforcement establishment will take place!   

     Scott.

[deathsled]

Large rocks!

This^^^^
And it's legal.

[thewee]

I couldn't get a good enough description of the vehicle to catch this guy.

    I can't comment on the quality of law enforcement in anyone else's districts, but I can tell you that here where I'm at, it doesn't matter how much evidence you supplied, name, address, phone number, even a birth certificate identifying the culprit, other than making an appearance and writing up a report, and that's only after you create enough fuss to warrant what they would label as "special attention", as otherwise on your initial phone call to the Police expressing the need for an officer at your location, they'll instead direct you to file your own report "on-line", and nothing else will happen, absolutely no addition effort by our local law enforcement establishment will take place! 

     Scott.

I was surprised at the police response that night. There was four county cruisers and a state patrol cruiser there in a pretty short amount of time. As soon as they saw the car they were motivated to find the guy and went out searching immediately. With the amount of damage around the car and the sheets of plywood on top of it we thought it was a lot worse. The state trooper who took the report actually helped me dig the car out and was there about 3 1/2 hours.

He admitted though that it was unlikely we'd find who did it. If the guy was smart (which I highly doubt) he would have sold the truck by now.