P1000 Stolen 2019 Pioneer 1000-5

[JimmyC19]

Stolen from my garage between 1 am and 3 am on 1/30/2022 from 77539 area code in Dickinson Texas.
VIN 1HFVE0429K4301287

 

[Admin]

 

[NTCPrezJB]

Sorry to hear that. Hopefully they find the thief and just take them to the train station!!!

 

[JenElio]

Stolen from my garage between 1 am and 3 am on 1/30/2022 from 77539 area code in Dickinson Texas.
VIN 1HFVE0429K4301287

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WTF!!!!! Sorry to hear that man. Hopefully you had insurance???

 

[BWAF]

That sucks @Tramguage1 close to you ?

 

[Tramguage1]

That sucks @Tramguage1 close to you ?

Nope but ill keep an i out

 

[Bama-Daniel]

That sucks. Hopefully you’ll find it.

 

[Squeegee]

Hopefully they find it and hang the thief by their eye lids😡

 

[Scoop]

I was going to post a "For Sale" ad using your picture, but realized that would not be appropriate even if in jest. I'm going to hell, yes, I know that.

I hope the find it AND the SOB who stole it.

 

[bumperm]

Curious, was it in an open garage? Rural area or more urban?

Hope they catch the scum and you get it back.

 

[JimmyC19]

Rural area closed garage behind 2 locked gates and only about 25 feet from my bedroom door. I was likely followed the last time I had it on a trailer coming home from deer camp. They had to plan this and watch me for a while. I'm sure had I walked out on them I would not of had time to react. I guess it is time to upgrade my security again.

 

[bumperm]

A driveway alert is almost a no-brainer. You should have one for the driveway area and an extra sensor for the garage area. This one is inexpensive and works very well - I've tested it at 1/4 mile away, so it'll work for long driveways too.

Sorry this closing the barn door a bit late. Driveway Alert

 

[bumperm]

Did they cut locks to gain entry? Do you know if they drove a vehicle in? Do you have any dogs that would alert?

In the situation you describe, where it looks like they planned and were well organized, it would not be surprising if they were not armed as well. Good idea to keep this in mind, as well as the laws in your state, in planning your response to this type of thing. My background is in electronics (Navy) and law enforcement (Oakland CA, PD), so I tend toward being brave, armed, and stupid (grin). I live in a small up-scale gated community. The bad guy in the short video, linked below, came in on foot. He's shown trying my back garage door. Next he goes out of camera frame and opens a side RV garage door, which I intentionally leave unlocked. There's an alarm system covering all openings, so as soon as he starts to open the door, the nearby keypad is beeping - he fled at that point. The door in question also has a steel cable loop over the doorknob on the inside, the the door only opens a few inches - sort of a "trap" that allows the bad guy to trip the alarm without damaging anything. In my experience, most bad guys will check things to see if you screwed up and left them an easy way to get in.

Bad guy

 

[Scoop]

... so I tend toward being brave, armed, and stupid (grin).

And not necessarily in that order ... 🤣 🤣 🤣

 

[bumperm]

And not necessarily in that order ... 🤣 🤣 🤣

I'm guessing you've been talking to my wife, huh?