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post 1559171261 08-19-2018, 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted By GnarlySheen
Setting up bait? Cops have been doing this for years all over.
Exactly,
kind of ****ed up they just need to fill their prison Quotas for the Month
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hmmm, let me just offer a crazy opinion here, stay with me for just a moment. What if, people didn't rob stores for a pair of shoes made in china?

I love snap on tools, I don't steal them, so if there was a snap on bait truck in my neighborhood, it would be a non issue.
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Originally Posted By DieselRobert1
hmmm, let me just offer a crazy opinion here, stay with me for just a moment. What if, people didn't rob stores for a pair of shoes made in china?

I love snap on tools, I don't steal them, so if there was a snap on bait truck in my neighborhood, it would be a non issue.
Bro I'm agree I don't steal and I don't agree with others stealing obviously.

But I did work in a garage. And I'm sure we both would agree that if the snap-on truck was left unlocked outside a road with like 100 mechanics yards on it, some of them would go missing.

And I highly doubt it would be considered a racial issue, right?

I'm already getting begged by butthurt cops because I made a donut joke (I don't hate the police, it was a joke), and I'm sure this will cause more people to get butthurt, but I have to say it...

People dont steal because of their skin colour, they steal because they are thieves that want something they see an opportunity of getting for free.
Poor people are more likely to be like that, because they are in an environment where everyone is poor, there would be a higher percentage of them willing to steal. Not all of course, but more.

I don't see why this is so offensive to some people. I'm not emotionally invested in it and I can only see it logically.
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Originally Posted By ThisIsSceaming
Seems like a strange thing to do. Chicago police department not busy enough?

Brb let's leave a truck full of money around poor people and see if they take it. Then let's give them a criminal record, ruining their chances at future employment.
Yes, it's the fault of the police. They made them steal what isn't theirs to begin with.

Personal responsibility. Where is it?


The charges being dropped is BS. This isn't a case of not using a blinker while turning. Thieves are the lowest of the low.
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Originally Posted By Jasonw1178
Chicago has so many bigger problems, why this? Not sympathizing with the criminals but with a murder rate like they have, they need to focus their energy on something else.
Use your head. They still need to deal with other crime aside from murder. Imagine if you were the owner of shipments which were continually getting broken into. You’d want something done.
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Originally Posted By ThisIsSceaming
Seems like a strange thing to do. Chicago police department not busy enough?

Brb let's leave a truck full of money around poor people and see if they take it. Then let's give them a criminal record, ruining their chances at future employment.
Brb its the cops fault these people don't want to work and rather live on welfare and stealing
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Originally Posted By bjjruinedmylife
Leave a box of donuts outside the police station
Lmfao , good one
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post 1559201711 08-19-2018, 10:01 PM
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arresting uneducated poor people doesn't stop the skilled thieves who looted whatever trucks that encouraged this Nike party
^ this is a long thin black line
post 1559202141 08-19-2018, 10:07 PM
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What the media is leaving out, is that the truck was closed, and that the offenders used bolt cutters to open it up. I wouldn't expect the media to tell the whole story though.

Don't worry though, Kim Foxx had them released without charges.
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Originally Posted By mr.left
Exactly,
kind of ****ed up they just need to fill their prison Quotas for the Month
Should they get rid of bait cars as well?
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Originally Posted By Jasonw1178
Chicago has so many bigger problems, why this? Not sympathizing with the criminals but with a murder rate like they have, they need to focus their energy on something else.
So we should ignore theft?
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I haven't read many of the comments, but the narrator says that Norfolk Southern (one of the 4 Class I railroad companies in the U.S.) requested the operation. Obviously, to catch the thieves in the area who were stealing from the rail yard and passing trains. I worked for a Class I railroad like the NS for just under a decade and the theft from our trains was rampant. Most of the theft in my area came from one particular stretch of tracks in a predominately Black neighborhood. We never stopped moving, but it didn't matter to them. The moment they heard our horns they literally came running in by the dozens, jumped on the moving trains, tossed off as much scrap metal as they could, and ran away. On more than one occasion there were deaths from falling off and getting rolled over.

No sympathy for these *******s. There are a lot of people who struggle financially, but they still manage to respect the property of others. I MIGHT have a bit of sympathy if these folks were starving and they were stealing bread or oranges, but you don't NEED Nikes.
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At least its not the bait bus!
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Originally Posted By DieselRobert1
hmmm, let me just offer a crazy opinion here, stay with me for just a moment. What if, people didn't rob stores for a pair of shoes made in china?

I love snap on tools, I don't steal them, so if there was a snap on bait truck in my neighborhood, it would be a non issue.
lol why do you think techs are required to buy their own tools in the first place? I actually did hear of a train yard providing tools once because techs bitched so much - they lost $200k worth of tools the first year and ended the program. People are thieves, even if you aren't.
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It wasnt even the Chicago Police, they were train police...basically train track security...
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Originally Posted By ZeroDollarMods
Policing in itself is reactive you fool



lmfao exactly, idiot socialists who don't know how to effectively manage funds, nike shoes payed for by tax dollars lmfao. Resources are scarce, rather than spending funds to ruin lives and catch people (There will always be people willing to steal in poor communities), funds should be spent on building more educated communities.

You don't combat crime through reactionary solutions- this is idiotic, same with drug use. You can only combat crime (like drug use) through education and changes to the enviroment.

You can either attempt to proactively stop crime through changing environments/education or waste money on repeatedly arresting repeat-offenders who will dig themselves deeper and do commit crazier acts as their record builds.
Nice.. I agree

On both ends

*******s shouldnt steal, but i dont think thats the source of the problem
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Originally Posted By bjjruinedmylife
Bro I'm agree I don't steal and I don't agree with others stealing obviously.

But I did work in a garage. And I'm sure we both would agree that if the snap-on truck was left unlocked outside a road with like 100 mechanics yards on it, some of them would go missing.

And I highly doubt it would be considered a racial issue, right?

I'm already getting begged by butthurt cops because I made a donut joke (I don't hate the police, it was a joke), and I'm sure this will cause more people to get butthurt, but I have to say it...

People dont steal because of their skin colour, they steal because they are thieves that want something they see an opportunity of getting for free.
Poor people are more likely to be like that, because they are in an environment where everyone is poor, there would be a higher percentage of them willing to steal. Not all of course, but more.

I don't see why this is so offensive to some people. I'm not emotionally invested in it and I can only see it logically.
So.. If you knew something was going to cause a problem. Rather. It was forbidden

Why would you bring more trouble upon yourself?

Would someone choose that?

I mean chit if you asked someone whether they wanted a plush life with all the meals, money, cars they ever wanted

Vs. Having to steal for sustinence

Which do you think theyd choose?

Not at all condoning stealing. Im just saying the source goes beyond "wanting to steal"

I cant imagine any reasonable minded person saying theyd love to steal and attract all that trouble

People will pretty much ALWAYS choose the path of least resistance
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Lots of self-righteous people ITT acting like they never committed a crime. This kind of thing demonstrates how police need crime to justify their budgets, the more crime the better. Doesn't matter if it is a victimless crime like this, unless you consider the taxpayer funding this farce to be the victim.
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Should have been a truck full of new ports for real lulz
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Originally Posted By nzgs
Lots of self-righteous people ITT acting like they never committed a crime. This kind of thing demonstrates how police need crime to justify their budgets, the more crime the better. Doesn't matter if it is a victimless crime like this, unless you consider the taxpayer funding this farce to be the victim.
You're not even factoring in the multiplier. Now we're on the hook for court costs, jail, probation, govt assistance for the entire family if he had a job, etc. And how much harder is it going to be to obtain gainful employment after this? For what? To catch some low level property criminals in the hood. Makes 0 economic sense for anyone who isn't the police wanting a bigger budget.
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So there are x number of thieves out there who have committed crimes. This truck just creates more. Sounds pretty dumb and pointless to me. Probably a 10% crossover if that.
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Originally Posted By MaiGainsbrough
If only there was a substantial difference between food and sports shoes. The bait truck was intended to catch people who were stealing cargo from trains or some ****.
are you trying to imply that some theft is acceptable while other aren't? all theft is bad regardless of what they stolen.
Originally Posted By Mike86er
You've unintentionally touched upon an important point. There are lots of people in these sorts of areas who think that having high-end Nikes are as important as eating. Then they wonder why they are perpetually poor.

I grew up around lots of these types. Many times a person's family would elevate themselves from the chithole areas because they prioritised important things. Then others would buy their kids the most expensive shoes and whatever as a priority over actual important things, then years later look at the ones whose families made it out and be like "yo mane it's bare unfair innit fam!"

No, dipchit, it's because the ones who made it out didn't think that Nike Air Force Ones were as important as food and other actual useful things lol
Agree, some people have their priorities completely wrong. those people will always be trapped in poverty. I can understand why some other would steal as well, they could sell what the stole and have enough money to survive for a month. the latter are the people i feel sorry for. They have no option but to steal and eventually end up in jail.
Originally Posted By nzgs
Lots of self-righteous people ITT acting like they never committed a crime. This kind of thing demonstrates how police need crime to justify their budgets, the more crime the better. Doesn't matter if it is a victimless crime like this, unless you consider the taxpayer funding this farce to be the victim.
Completely agree.

I can guarantee everyone here has downloaded a torrent file at some point in their life. imagine if the police purposely setup their own Piratebay to bait people into downloading.

Everyone would change their tune really fast.

It's ridiculous.
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
What the media is leaving out, is that the truck was closed, and that the offenders used bolt cutters to open it up. I wouldn't expect the media to tell the whole story though.

Don't worry though, Kim Foxx had them released without charges.
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Originally Posted By 128
They were white so they're seen as individuals, minorities don't have that privilege and are generalized by the worst of their race
Lol. Pathetic.
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Not even very funny OP. Bait bikes are way funnier!!

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Originally Posted By ErnieMccracken
You're not even factoring in the multiplier. Now we're on the hook for court costs, jail, probation, govt assistance for the entire family if he had a job, etc. And how much harder is it going to be to obtain gainful employment after this? For what? To catch some low level property criminals in the hood. Makes 0 economic sense for anyone who isn't the police wanting a bigger budget.
Good points. Who the hell do the police think they are?! Actually arresting people for breaking the law and tying up the legal system!



Let me ask you a question....do you think allowing the thefts and other crime to go unpunished is better for community? If businesses are losing a lot of money in one area they’ll just move eventually. So instead of protecting the businesses you would prefer they protect the criminals. Just fukking ridiculous.
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I like how they are trying to make it seem like the cops are manufacturing crime.

Bich, you still stole it.
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Originally Posted By EnderG60
I like how they are trying to make it seem like the cops are manufacturing crime.

Bich, you still stole it.
lol this. Don't steal stuff, don't get arrested for theft. Pretty easy.
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great job from the chicago police on this one

this is what i like to see, proactive law enforcement in high risk areas, sometimes it's just a matter of when not if a crime is committed in certain locations so it's better to have these guys caught in the act of stealing dummy property rather from real businesses who would have to incur financial losses and downtime to replace stock
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