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Bicycle, package thief sought in Allston
By adamg on Mon, 05/11/2020 - 6:31pm
Boston Police report they're looking for this guy on charges he busted into the apartment building at 446 Cambridge St., near Rugg Road, around 11:30 p.m. on April 23 and stole a bicycle out of the building bike storage room and then used it to make a getaway with several packages he also took from the building.
At the time, he was wearing a hat with "Etnies" inscribed on it and a sweatshirt reading "Dreamville."
If he looks familiar, contact detectives at 617-343-4256 or the anonymous tip line by calling 800-494-TIPS or texting TIP to CRIME (27463).
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To quote Thirstin Howl III
" if it ain't tied down, it's mine now "
bold scum.
bold scum.
Carbon-neutral. God bless him
Carbon-neutral. God bless him.
No mask?
The one time in history it's acceptable to cover your face like a bandit, and this guy doesn't do it?
Freedumb!
Had restaurants been open, he'd have gotten sushi and not paid, too!
Makes me wonder
Why have we strayed from the tar-and-feather punishment? Some "minor" but anti-social crimes seem tailor made for stocks, tar-and-feathering, etc.
Because It’s Often Lethal
Now if you’re going for social ostracism maybe you’re looking for something more along the lines of a “scarlett letter?”
Alright
Surely this crime doesn't call for death. But I can't imagine that adding some additional type to his record is going to have any effect and it's too expensive to lock him up for any real amount of time.
What about stocks? You could stick him at a construction project near the site of the crime and have the detail cop make sure no one physically harms him. The neighborhood will get a good look at him and he'll be shooed away quickly next time he shows his face. And if he comes out of it with a sore back, well, that's the price of the crime.