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We had a break in at our yard in Sussex, had the lockers all forced open on the trucks. And the stores forced in. Fortunately nothing was taken they were scared off by the deafening alarm.

 

By sure to keep everything well locked up guys, take nothing for granted, these scumbags are always on the lookout.

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We had a break in at our yard in Sussex, had the lockers all forced open on the trucks. And the stores forced in. Fortunately nothing was taken they were scared off by the deafening alarm.

 

By sure to keep everything well locked up guys, take nothing for granted, these scumbags are always on the lookout.

On Sunday night

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We had a break in at our yard in Sussex, had the lockers all forced open on the trucks. And the stores forced in. Fortunately nothing was taken they were scared off by the deafening alarm.

 

By sure to keep everything well locked up guys, take nothing for granted, these scumbags are always on the lookout.

 

Close again . I'm near Chichester ........

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East Grinsted, I'm sure they know where most people are, there just looking for a soft target. They didn't bet on our alarm system, they'll have perforated ear drums now! And they let their bolt croppers behind which the Rozzers now have for DNA testing ha ha

 

When they catch em have their nuts off with their own bolt croppers :sneaky2:

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