Originally posted by SueEllen
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Reply to: Where to steal up to £99.99 in England
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Originally posted by vetran View Poststrange getting anyone to attend Burglaries or theft from motor vehicles in Berkshire is like waiting for the second coming. Has been for years.
Now speeding its through like a shot.
Blue lights are handy to get to the takeaway
Not been beaten up yet so can't comment on that.
1 in 5 cyclists at night has lights I have been counting.
about 50% of adult cyclists ride on pedestrian only pavements.
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Our main priorities are violence against the person, burglaries theft from motor vehicles and so on."
Now speeding its through like a shot.
Blue lights are handy to get to the takeaway
Not been beaten up yet so can't comment on that.
1 in 5 cyclists at night has lights I have been counting.
about 50% of adult cyclists ride on pedestrian only pavements.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostYou just send a gang in to raid all the shops.
I just want to know what the rules are. Is walking out of and back into a shop enough to reset it, or do I need to visit different shops in sequence? Am I only allowed £99.99 every 10 minutes? Do I necessarily need to declare it on my self-assessment, or is it like selling on ebay?
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Easy - when calling the Police to report shoplifting say it's more than £100, when they arrive on site and find out it's less than £100 claim it was an honest mistake
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Where to steal up to £99.99 in England
Apparently Thames Valley police won't chase shop lifters in Hungerford, Berkshire if they steal less than £100 worth of goods.
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