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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: CENTRAL QUEENSLAND
Posts: 5,324
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Hello Fellow Forders.
Below is a Gent who was snapped and has been accused of stealing a Motorbike. The story in brief. A bloke in Cleveland suffered a robbery a few months ago, where an unsavory type entered his property and made off with his Ride On Mower. This prompted him to upgrade his security to include a Motion Sensing Infrared Camera. More recently, somebody dropped by and lightened his shed of a motorbike, and thankfully, his new security items seemed to work. He has a pretty good snapshot of someone accused of making off with his bike. Now Myself, and FordForums.com.au, don't wish to accuse anybody. But I would like for anyone who recognizes this individual to contact me with details so I can pass it on, and allow this person to; A/ Clear their good name or ; B/ Rot in the hellhole they deserve to be in. Here is the shot. it has been listed on other Forums as "Photo of a Bike Thief"!  Once again, We are not here to judge. If you recognize this lad, let me know! Thank You, Mike
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