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30-03-2007, 07:28 PM
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My sisters car got broken into today, broad daylight around 2-3pm.
Its parked in a quiet residential street, never had any issues before. I'm guessing it was kids looking to cause some trouble as I'm pretty sure school holidays just started in Vic, as always it was a shitty old car with nothing of value other than 5 buck in the ashtray and the jumper leads which they stole. She wouldn't have really cared, but of course they smashed a window to get in. Now I have to spend half my afternoon tomorrow searching the wrecking yards for a decent replacement.  |
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Looks like Schools out
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