Hi! I have your stolen cell phone. Would you mind giving me the password?

[proud2BlibKansan]

LEE'S SUMMIT, Mo. -- Throughout the day on Thursday detectives brought in truckload after truckload of stolen goods to the Jackson County Sheriff's Office as part of a big burglary ring bust.

Investigators said it was a call to the owner of a stolen cell phone, by the alleged thief asking for the phone's password that cracked the case. Deputies quickly disconnected the ring.

"The search warrant up in Clay County actually led us to a location in Jackson County in the northeast area," said Col. Ben Kenney, of the Jackson County Sheriff's Office.

Deputies said they have recovered about $50,000 worth of stolen goods.

more . . . http://www.kctv5.com/news/25043287/detail.html

[RandomThoughts]

1. I figure anyone that steals from me, unless poor, or for same good intents.

Will get totally busted. Although I would give to them also without bad feelings.

Interestingly they had the 337 as the pass code. So looks like bait.


I been mostly working on issues regarding those that stole years ago, but probably going to, at some point, work on those that impede the compensation to me for wrong done years ago, already have justifications for all that established, just depends on secondary effects that would be caused.


:shrug:

They will pay.

[MadHound]

2. Hmm, Jackson County, dumb criminals, smells like meth to me.

:shrug:

[JVS]

3. The other side of the coin is people love it when you call them with their phone to tell them...

you found it.

[proud2BlibKansan]

4. LOL

[JVS]

5. Several months ago I found a phone and looked through the recently called numbers.

I noticed one number was quite frequent so I called it up. I said "I don't know you, but your friend has lost his or her phone." "It's my wife's phone. She's been looking for it." Less than an hour later she had picked up the phone from the receptionist at my office. And to think my co-workers said it should go to the lost and found.