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2. It's more likely that somebody's connected kid is a meth dealer, and the cops looked the other

Reply to Arctic Dave (Reply #1)

Fri May 3, 2013, 05:02 PM

May 2013

way when stuff got stolen. And "It was a hometown-like situation. Everybody trusts everybody" -- give me a break. If you've had to report 12 break-ins/thefts, then obviously you CAN'T trust everybody, even in this tiny town! No, I vote for this being an inside/townie job that was allowed to go on. I've lived in towns this small, so I know damn well they know who the thief is. That's exactly why there's no fence or security.

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No alarm or fence? Arctic Dave May 2013 #1

It's more likely that somebody's connected kid is a meth dealer, and the cops looked the other Nay May 2013 #2

And when I looked at the pictures of the aftermath explosion, there were cars (burned out) parked DhhD May 2013 #3