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 sullymeishadomi (original poster member #16305) posted at 12:50 PM on Thursday, December 19th, 2013

One of my coworkers had her house robbed by her 25 yr old neighbor. Amongst the things he took was all her 16 yr old's xmas gifts.

This grinch is not too smart, tho. He was wearing a certain type of sneaker and trudged along untouched snow in front of her house.

I wish our system did want they do in wh country: have him stand handcuffed in front of the media while his crime is pronounced.

Not sure if this single mother is going to get her items returned...or even if the creep will end up prosecuted.

[This message edited by sullymeishadomi at 6:50 AM, December 19th (Thursday)]

Time to be my own bff.

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IrishGirlVA ( member #39694) posted at 6:22 PM on Thursday, December 19th, 2013

I am so sorry for your coworker and her daughter. What an awful thing to happen especially at Christmas time. People like this make me sick!

My home was burglarized over the summer. Everything in my home that I paid for with money I worked so hard for just vanished. Flat screens, laptop, cell phone, digital camera, etc. Even took all my bottles of liquor that I desperately needed after I assessed the damage.

But you know, those things can be replaced. What can't be replaced is the comfort and security you once received at home. Not only do I hope your coworkers gets her items back but I hope she and her daughter don't suffer the emotional trauma that goes along with a break in.

What helped me was xanax and a newly installed alarm system.

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