Lol, Guess I was a little behind with my response but yes, that's it!
in my area never thought it would happen, or happen to me. Well here I am. I’m even debating not getting another jeep (probably will). However, all the stories from friends and cops say good chance if you buy the same vehicle it’s getting stolen again.
If the guy was armed and engaged mid-robbery maybe but I’m gonna say tracking someone 20 miles is gonna be a tough sell.
Yeah, there's a difference between defending your property in the moment versus tracking someone down and killing them after the fact.
You can track them down, nothing wrong or illegal about that. It's what happens when you try and retrieve your property. It's at that moment it needs to become a self defense situation to stay out of jail.
Unfortunately, the innocent and victim(s) are losing their rights at an alarming speed.
This guys deserves an award. One less legal case to go through the system, and a piece of crap removed from existence.
Even if you tracked down your stolen vehicle and told the police the location of the suspect, I highly doubt that they would put their own lives on the line to retrieve it.
Jr Engineer: "Hey, the CANBUS should be secured so it can't be hacked from extraneous connections."
Sorry to hear that
Sounds like a very frustrating situation. We truly hope you're not too set back from this. Sending good vibes your way friend.
No there will still be a legal case. The guy that did the shooting will likely face charges. He didn't engage them in the act nor was his life in danger. He tracked the guy for several miles and engaged him him when there was no immediate danger.
