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Bajame
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G N Breakin
At the Cowboy Hotel people said they had their car broken into and they took everything they could get . Said they were pro's at it. They even tried
to get the battery but the cables were to hard to get off.
We all want a peaceful world, filled with love and laughter, but we fill ourselves with anger and hate trying to fiqure out how to achive it.
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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by Bajame
They even tried to get the battery but the cables were to hard to get off.
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And...that's why you should never clean them.
"YOU CAN'T LITTER ALUMINUM"
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BajaBlanca
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thanks for t.he heads up. what a terrible thing to have happen
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David K
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"People said"... I guess hotel guests, but are they people you know or how did you hear of the story Bajame? Were "they" vacationing cops and that's
how they knew it was a professional job? Was the car inside the hotel's courtyard in front of a room?
Bummer for sure... Local police reactive?
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shari
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that sucks...the night watchmen there used to be the chief of police here in Asuncion...I'll get the scoop. Pretty strange if it was inside the
compound.
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DENNIS
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Quote: | Originally posted by David K
Bummer for sure... Local police reactive? |
They'll make a statement right after they wash the battery acid off their hands.
"YOU CAN'T LITTER ALUMINUM"
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bajaguy
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Yeah, be interesting to know
Quote: | Originally posted by shari
that sucks...the night watchmen there used to be the chief of police here in Asuncion...I'll get the scoop. Pretty strange if it was inside the
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Paula
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Bump!
We're driving south on Friday, likely to spend the night in GN, so this is interesting
to us. Maybe w eshould shoot for Cataviņa or San Ignacio...
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Lee
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Keeping this up front in case there's a problem at Cowboy.
Something's not right here.
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shari
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I just spoke to the owner of Cowboy and believe me he is upset about the break in. His reply was that these things can happen especially with the
increase of meth use...but in 4 years, it was the first robbery there.
Rest assured the night watchman will be more alert from now on. Sometimes they make coffee in the office which is at the front of the building giving
someone a chance on the inside.
He also mentioned that the new entrance will be gated and the watchman will be in the little cubicle right there so he can see anyone coming in and
the inside parking lot... so he said to tell you all that the place will be very secure.
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norte
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must have been a very slow coffee maker if they took everything including trying to get the battery....
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woody with a view
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Quote: | Originally posted by Paula
Bump!
We're driving south on Friday, likely to spend the night in GN, so this is interesting
to us. Maybe w eshould shoot for Cataviņa or San Ignacio... |
or try the caracol a little further down.
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Quote: | Originally posted by Bajame
At the Cowboy Hotel people said they had their car broken into and they took everything they could get . Said they were pro's at it. They even tried
to get the battery but the cables were to hard to get off.
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Bajame,
Did they break the windows to gain access or a slim-jim to unlock door?
Don't believe everything you think....
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Lee
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Thievery can happen at the Carocol or Cowboy, again, and for thief's who work quietly, it's not a problem.
Once locked my car keys in a rental on Oahu, Seaworld parking lot, someplace like that, large tourist parking lot, called AAA, hour later I'm still
waiting, 1/2 dozen teen age boys walking nearby, told them I'd pay them if they could get into my car. One kid pulled out a slim jim, looked
around, then popped the lock. About 2-3 seconds.
My car has a blue LED flashing when my alarm is armed. It lights up the entire car. THough the hood isn't armed, 4 doors and a hatch door is.
This isn't a fancy alarm and though it's connected to the car's battery, the alarm siren cannot be accessed. At the Cowboy, the siren would be about
30' from my room.
Think about a car alarm. The car broken into could not have had one. These weren't Pros.
Thanks Shari.
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Paula
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Quote: | Originally posted by woody with a view
Quote: | Originally posted by Paula
Bump!
We're driving south on Friday, likely to spend the night in GN, so this is interesting
to us. Maybe w eshould shoot for Cataviņa or San Ignacio... |
or try the caracol a little further down. |
Our dog is usually with us when we drive. We stayed at Caracol last time through, and while it is good that they allow dogs, I think they have only
one dog room. It was pretty much like sleeping in a kennel, the smell was really strong. Cowboy is better with a dog.
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Quote: | Originally posted by Paula
We stayed at Caracol last time through, and while it is good that they allow dogs, I think they have only one dog room. It was pretty much like
sleeping in a kennel, the smell was really strong. Cowboy is better with a dog. |
Yep, all the rooms at Cowboy smell like a kennel.
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vandenberg
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Stayed at the Cowboy last August.
Not worth the money, pretty spartan and bleak.
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motoged
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Keep the dog in the car....cheap alarm.....unless the bad guys have doggie treats
Don't believe everything you think....
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DianaT
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Quote: | Originally posted by motoged
Keep the dog in the car....cheap alarm.....unless the bad guys have doggie treats |
Our little Maggie Mae who we miss so very much would have barked and done her best to scare off the bad guys.
But our Tommy Dog would just wag his tail, and hand over the keys! Watch dog is just not in his job description.
It is one of those situational dog things.
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motoged
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Quote: | Originally posted by DianaT
....It is one of those situational dog things.
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Yep !
http://www.wimp.com/talkingdogs/
Don't believe everything you think....
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