really fustrated

Perhaps you could take a picture of him and show it to your clients and then they can give their statements to the police to speed things along, the next time you see him. Get a pic of him with his truck or something and one with his face of course. No need to get in a fight with him when involving the police, as it just makes things messy. He could file assault charges against you if you do. Not good. Just use the police and let the system work for you.

The police are not going to do anything but laugh at you. This is more of a civil matter then criminal

Something tells me theres more to this story. I could see one or two ppl letting their keys go to a complete stranger, but not an entire office

Hey, you don't have to do that anymore, they have that "911" thing now. Just trying to help :)

I think they prefer you call the non-emergency # for things like this. Here its 545.COPS
 
"911" for that? Seriously? 911 is for emergencies only.

I have mentioned the Concealed-Carry Laws in a prior post.

Therefore: Isn't someone who had previously and personally robbed me, and, is now probably "deader than a door nail", a reasonable emergency? :D

Bob
 
The police are not going to do anything but laugh at you. This is more of a civil matter then criminal

Something tells me theres more to this story. I could see one or two ppl letting their keys go to a complete stranger, but not an entire office
The guy is committing fraud, which is illegal. I just assumed that the police were the ones you contacted when someone was breaking the law. If the police can send officers out to look into people stealing from recycling containers on collection day, I figure they can do something about this.
As far as people letting a stranger have their keys, some people are so ingrained in routines that their brains are on auto pilot to the point where they figure no one else would know that they have their cars detailed by the OP's detailing service, so he must be working for him. They figure, why question it?
 
I have mentioned the Concealed-Carry Laws in a prior post.

Therefore: Isn't someone who had previously and personally robbed me, and, is now probably "deader than a door nail", a reasonable emergency? :D

Bob
LOl, well yes, if you kill someone, that would qualify as an appropriate 911 call. However, killing someone AFTER they rob you or after they run out of your house is not considered justifiable homicide, to the best of my knowledge. You need to be in physical danger preferably a life or death situation in order to legally use lethal force. Just something to consider...:)
 
The guy is committing fraud, which is illegal. I just assumed that the police were the ones you contacted when someone was breaking the law. If the police can send officers out to look into people stealing from recycling containers on collection day, I figure they can do something about this.
As far as people letting a stranger have their keys, some people are so ingrained in routines that their brains are on auto pilot to the point where they figure no one else would know that they have their cars detailed by the OP's detailing service, so he must be working for him. They figure, why question it?

He is committing fraud is one side of the story

As for handing my keys to some sweat hog I'd never met before....I don't think so. Not me anyways
 
LOl, well yes, if you kill someone, that would qualify as an appropriate 911 call. However, killing someone AFTER they rob you or after they run out of your house is not considered justifiable homicide, to the best of my knowledge. You need to be in physical danger preferably a life or death situation in order to legally use lethal force. Just something to consider...:)

I agree - check out this documentary....

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sr0zDhqfOVo]YouTube - ‪FELON Movie Trailer‬‏[/video]



Thats insane about the impersonator! Im not sure if I could handle that very professionally :bash:
 
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