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Bike Stolen!

yayamark · 2007-09-13 00:23:18

Herself parks her bike every day at debenhams railing and locks it to the railing, some toe rag stole the bike today. Its a womens mountain bike white and red i think and is missing a rear mudguard. Not the end of the world and the bike wasnt worth a million euro but she used it for work so it was handy and the fact some…

13-09-2007 12:23am

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yayamark

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Herself parks her bike every day at debenhams railing and locks it to the railing, some toe rag stole the bike today.

Its a womens mountain bike white and red i think and is missing a rear mudguard.

Not the end of the world and the bike wasnt worth a million euro but she used it for work so it was handy and the fact some toe rag went to the bother of breaking the lock in broad day light and cycling away pisses me off.
:mad:

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#2 14-09-2007 11:06am

strettie

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Have you contacted Henry Street ?

I know it might not be worth much but I know someone who had something similar happen nearby and they were able to identify the scumbag on the CCTV.

The property stolen was recovered and returned 2 weeks later !!

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#3 15-09-2007 11:47am

yayamark

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ya she went in straight away and reported it.

I wont hold my breath though

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#4 16-09-2007 1:26am

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At least your wife/girlfriend is ok!
From past experience though. Gardai dont really care about this sort of Crime.

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