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Probably a pi**ed off kornheiser wanting some of his swag back.......Originally Posted by iamakimmer
i'm like 90% sure it's tony kornheiser. I found a lot of his press passes in the car and I got the car in DC (He also works for washington post). I also found a few invitations to events
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were your windows tinted??? That is one of the reason I tint all my vehicles, if I leave something important on the seat (like my wallet), they won't be able to see anything...well scratch that, they could just look through you windshield to see a GPS in there, yeah it does suck..their are some very jealous people out there, and this is what they have to do....
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lol think like a criminal?Originally Posted by Mitsuko
the pieces are probably on your roof, because when they broke the glass, there were probably some remainders holding together on the bottom edge. they didn't want to open the door since it'll set off the alarm, they didn't want to reach into the car with the remainders on the door since they might get cuts reaching in, and lastly they didn't want to knock it off because if it hit the ground it will cause more jingling glass noise, so they gently took it off and put in on your roof.
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The only weird thing is the shattered passenger glass is on the outside - on the hood and roof. This means the window was broken outward... why would someone break in and then break the passenger window ??? Dooooosh bags.
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Sorry to hear.
Just read this... now the glass makes sense.Originally Posted by 4DGS
The reason there is glass on your hood is because they used a crowbar or something with a hook, sharp end goes in clean but when pulled out brings quite a bit of glass with it. The guy who did it is an idiot and probably pulled the glass toward him eating ****.Sorry to hear.
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jesus my worse nightmarethat sucks dude hope everything goes your way and you get somethin back
damn id be so pissed if this happened to me
same thing happened in my neighborhood and guy got a GPS stolen also and it was one of the portable ones too so I guess best thing you can learn from this is maybe park in a garage if you have access if not I hope your fortunate enough to not have this happen again
glex actually got in touch with me that night and he replaced my window at like 1 AM lol...hes awesome. just getting a little better seucrity system now and i wanted to get an indash navi but it seems like too much pain in the ***.
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Sucks man... i hope everything works out for ya... makes me want to get an aftermarket alarm
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Sorry about your theft man.
Another good cheap way to hide your goods is to always put up a sunshade in your car overnight.
Another good cheap way to hide your goods is to always put up a sunshade in your car overnight.
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Funny you should say it was owned by Tony Kornheiser. I get my car serviced at Jim Coleman Cadillac/Toyota/Infiniti in Bethesda, MD, and the last time I had it serviced I test drove a Caddy STS to pass the time. While on the test drive, I was talking to the salesman, Darrell Landon, who told me Kornheiser is one of his clients. I told Darrell I drive a G35 and he told me Tony bought a G35 coupe a few years ago but ended up trading it in for a Caddy because the ride was too stiff for his tastes. Small world.
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sorry to hear that but imo tint could help so they cant see inside it, or just put it in your glove box or take it with you so you dont leave it in plain view.
You guys are not gonna ****ing believe this. Now my car got broken into again after 1 month...no gps/wires in sight. Looks like they did the entire town, including my roommates. Pictures soon...