It'd take an hour to get into the security box to check the pics. Not terribly useful for current scouting pics. I guess it's a necessary evil though if you want to hang onto the camera.
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It'd take an hour to get into the security box to check the pics. Not terribly useful for current scouting pics. I guess it's a necessary evil though if you want to hang onto the camera.
I have pics and a vehicle plate number for the thief. I DON'T have a pic of him stealing the camera which is what the LEO says I need to lay charges.Quote:
Originally Posted by hamilton0729
Oh maybe the LEO needs to do his job and go and speak with the suspect.First thing they will get is a denial that the suspect was any where near the location and does not know what this is all about.When confronted with the evidence of the vehicle being in that locationQuote:
Originally Posted by DanO
they probably get some sort of alibi, I lent it to a friend... as the bs piles up the suspect realizes they are out of their depth,have now involved others and decides to tell the truth.Unfortunately you need to find a officer that actually wants to do their job properly these days.
Attachment 34013This guy cracked my motion sensor cover and found the camera on the ground (my friend didn't secure the python lock properly one day), bought a bushnell one on sale but need to get a bear box for it.