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rts551
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Basautter - hard to take everything with you if you live there.
Dtutko1 - feel for you...Once a year makes it difficult to not give up and move.
unfortunately this is happening more and more. When I stay with friends in La Paz we park behind a gated yard. In the smaller communities I notice
more and more barred windows or walls going up.
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latina
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Yup...had our boat stolen in La Paz....by an American 
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joerover
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http://www.heroinaddiction.ws/Signs_Of_Heroin_Addiction.htm
http://www.optionsbehavioralhealthsystem.com/addiction/heroi...
why you got robbed-
uncontrollable drug-seeking behaviors
herion is the root of the problem
problem can be solved in one way only
kill all the poppys
the fat lady is breeding
which means
The fat ladys are breeding
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bajaguy
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It would be more effective to kill more than the poppys
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monoloco
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How's killing the poppies going to stop meth heads from stealing the copper out of my house?
"The future ain't what it used to be"
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CJ
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Thieves come in all disguises. In the twenty three years of having a home in Loreto there have been numerous issues of theft. It started by leaving a
getto blaster out on the table at night......Gone the next day. Eight years ago while I was NOB my wife awoke to a ladron in the bedroom with a knife
demanding money. Been extorted by Seguro Social and a demando by a worker who quit her job.....but being a Loretano she got her severance pay. Hired a
lawyer twice for problems....that didn't work.....got screwed by the lawyers and paid three times what I could have paid without one. One thing is for
sure in Loreto....the more money you invest the more you will be molested....they see it they want it...and it's not much anyway is what you will
hear.
We now have four dogs which helps keep the ratas away. I have an alarm system, six foot wall, bars on everything. If we go away I have someone stay
in the house and cross my fingers.
The police are just as bad or even worse than the ladrons. If they ever confiscate stolen items you usually have to buy them back.....I could go on
and on....it's easier to go fishing, that's why I'm here anyhow.....Suerte
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bajaspuds
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Eye-opening crime stories. The tourism board must hate this thread.
... dripping w/ chubasco sauce
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willardguy
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now thats a cool avitar!
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shari
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wow...this makes me happy to live in Asuncion where I have never had anything stolen...no bars on the windows, keys are left in the car...all kinds of
stuff left outside and nothing stolen. I think one new cleaning gal took a DVD or maybe a guest. In 25 years here I only had a small camera stolen out
of our car that had the doors open and it was lying on the seat while I was swimming...not bad eh.
The thing here is that the vigilancia is everywhere...the patrols keep our town safe and the locals look out for one another. Once in a great while
someone needs money for crack and robs a neighbours jewellery but hardly ever.
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nobaddays
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I heard about a terrible home invasion this summer in Percebu in San Felipe involving guns.
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bajaguy
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Nah....guns are illegal in Mexico
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EdZeranski
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snap! snap!
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Same with "Guapo" we found as a street dog in GN. He remembers every time he was kicked or pestered so turns into a furry red torpedo when he sees
Mexican men or kids. Ankles beware! When we rented a house in Colonia Zaragosa the owner's yard guy was always looking over his shoulder for the evil
Guapo.
EdZ
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