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Old 13-07-2007, 12:12 PM   #1
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Default Theives strike again

A co worker had a motor bike nicked from work on Tuesday at 1145
The theives used a White XF ute with a black sports bar , FE LTD alloy wheels and it had a square vent on the passenger side of the bonnet.
Best part of it as we are a govt building there is security cameras every where it is a shame they just did not smile as they loaded it into the back of the ute and drove off.
So if it some one on the forums or if you know them get prepared for a visit by the boys in blue and a stint with bubba in the cells.

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