Originally posted by gemlady
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Nasty, opportunist thieves
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Flowers come in too many colours to see the world in black-and-white.
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Yes, apparently you can open a car door using a mobile phone. If the keys are lost or not available and a spare set is at home or with a friend, phone them while standing near the car and ask them to press the button - hey presto the car's unlocked! Tried this when I was working, to prove whether or not it worked and it did. Only problem then is if you haven't got the keys with you, how do you drive away??????My girls found their way into my heart and now they nest there
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Thanks for your kind thoughts, it's restored my belief that there are some good people out there, although some of your stories show it can be as bad everywhere these days. O.H. didn't even report it to the police as his company said they weren't going to claim. I said he should so that the crime figures will be more accurate but then I remembered that most of the time the police don't even count theft from cars as 'crime' but just give you a number to claim with on your insurance! I thought there may be CCTV on the car park but it's only a temporary one & even if they had any it would only show the usual tracksuited 'hoody'. It happened in M.P Hazel Blears's constituency & even she had her computer stolen from her office there & a few weeks later her sat-nav & phone taken from her car outside her office so nobody's safe!Into every life a little rain must fall.
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I would write to Ms Blears. If she has suffered similar problems she may find it embarrassing to NOT take it seriosuly, especially if you inform her that you will also be writing to the papers.......Flowers come in too many colours to see the world in black-and-white.
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