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(16,903 posts)bucolic_frolic
(43,166 posts)Nothing is safe. And the police won't believe you when it's reported and your insurance company will thumb their nose. Great police work! As usual aiding the criminals more than the public.
secondwind
(16,903 posts)Emile
(22,764 posts)what a guy walking down a dark alley in St. Louis told me when I locked my keys in my Freightliner! True story 😃
underpants
(182,807 posts)Ocelot II
(115,704 posts)This technique is useful only in situations where you have access to two plungers and a roll of tape - at home (most people probably have only one plunger, if that) or within walking distance of a store that sells them, assuming you haven't also locked your wallet or your purse in your car.
Ferrets are Cool
(21,106 posts)Ocelot II
(115,704 posts)and most thieves want to work a little faster. Normally they just break a window.
TexasBushwhacker
(20,190 posts)They didn't even use an instrument. They just wrapped their fist in a towel and punched the window in. I know because they left the towel!
Skittles
(153,160 posts)it was pretty funny, when he started he was looking surreptitiously left and right and I told him, um, you don't have to do that, this IS my car - oh right, he said, and promptly got in
frogmarch
(12,153 posts)In the plunger video, for the window to move, it would've had to come loose from the carrier, which would have been attached securely to the bottom of the window. If the window did come loose, it would have kept going down.
In the duct tape video, did you notice that the window started moving before he started moving the tape? It appears that someone else is running the electric window down.
bluestarone
(16,941 posts)Some persons (car thief's) gonna buy more painters tape.