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fishabductor
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| Quote: | Originally posted by desertcpl
I have been following this since it first started,, the one thing that I dont understand so far is.
why has there not been a reward offered for the boat, either for the return or location where it might be, I would have thought that would be one of
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If it were my boat..there would be a reward on it, a reward of at least 1/2 the replacement cost for all the equipment involved. the reward would have
been offered immediately upon my finding the boat missing. you need to grease the wheels of the machine...in Mexico $$$$ is the grease. The more
grease you apply the faster the results should be. Cops in baja don't make jack.... so a large reward gets everyone's attention.
How much does that little boat draft? It would make an ideal flats boat, which is what carolina skiffs are designed for. I think it would be hard to
sell as a complete unit on the SOC or pacific. But it would make an ideal mag bay boat.
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desertcpl
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| Quote: | Originally posted by fishabductor
| Quote: | Originally posted by desertcpl
I have been following this since it first started,, the one thing that I dont understand so far is.
why has there not been a reward offered for the boat, either for the return or location where it might be, I would have thought that would be one of
the first things to be done |
If it were my boat..there would be a reward on it, a reward of at least 1/2 the replacement cost for all the equipment involved. the reward would have
been offered immediately upon my finding the boat missing. you need to grease the wheels of the machine...in Mexico $$$$ is the grease. The more
grease you apply the faster the results should be. Cops in baja don't make jack.... so a large reward gets everyone's attention.
How much does that little boat draft? It would make an ideal flats boat, which is what carolina skiffs are designed for. I think it would be hard to
sell as a complete unit on the SOC or pacific. But it would make an ideal mag bay boat. |
YUP
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Phil S
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How Many police agencies in Rosario that "he could have made a police report"???
Municipal. Federale, Military??????
[Edited on 3-27-2011 by Phil S]
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DENNIS
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This is morphing from unfortunate to ridiculous. Call the insurance company.
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Phil S
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Dennis. What insurance company????? Did I miss something in prior posts?????
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Phil S
Dennis. What insurance company????? Did I miss something in prior posts????? |
I thought I had read above, somewhere [maybe a blog I was reading], that this rig was insured, Phil. Am I wrong?
Lemme go back and look again.
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DENNIS
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"We have the insurance agent's name and have talked to her about her conversation with JIM CONNOLLY and his personal decision not to insure our boat
and trailer for transport."
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Unfortunatly, I stand corrected.
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: | Originally posted by latina
Just a recap of the facts and evidence:
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still are jut the anonymous rants of a someone alleging criminal activity, but hiding behind alias.
i look forward to jim connolly telling his side of the story -- if there even is a story -- hope that happens here.
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: | Originally posted by latina
We have made the on-line denuncia and we did not do it anonymously, even though we could have. |
is this a govt filing or what you posted here? if govt, where does one do this online? and can you really do it anonymously?
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It's easy to prosecute a crime if you have title, purchase receipt, evidence of theft, witnesses to the facts of a crime, etc... a criminal and civil
case could be initiated and completed toward resolution.
If the victims have any questions about how to report the crime or pursue it, please ask.
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jenny.navarrette
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mtgoat666
still are jut the anonymous rants of a someone alleging criminal activity, but hiding behind alias.
i look forward to jim connolly telling his side of the story -- if there even is a story -- hope that happens here. |
Seņor Goat: If you were not so lazy, you would just Google "connollycorp" and read the post where the person who contracted for a boat haul
immediately after latina posted that Jim Connolly ran off with his deposit.
By the way, not that it matters, but "La Tina" means "The Tub" in Spanish.
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by jenny.navarrette
By the way, not that it matters, but "La Tina" means "The Tub" in Spanish. |
 Are you
sure you wanted to say that? She may never hear the end of it.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by David K
But, isn't a seperate policy available for theft if the boat isn't connected or in the water? Sounds like that's what you have with Progressive.
Interesting that that will work in Mexico. Do you need to submit a police report when you get back to the states, or is there more needed to prove it
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David, I did a lot of research on finding an insurere who would insure a boat for theft in Mexico and none of the Mexican companies would cover it
except for when it was being towed. I think that may be because of the high incidence of thefts in Mexico, but I can not actually verify that. The
only two companies that actually would cover the boat were Progressive and Lloyds of London (who were way out of line on the price). I suspect that a
lot of people have the theft coverage on their boat but fail to realize that their boat is not covered except for when they are towing it.
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Pescador
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When Bill Erhardt's trailer got stolen and in response to this theft, I need to repeat that there is a large difference in Mexico of who you report
crimes to. If you report to the Municipal Police the chances of any meaningful investigation or theft recovery is severly limited. They do a pretty
good job of writing tickets and doing small stuff around town. If you have a theft, you need to file a report with Policia Minesterial who are a
Federal Police. They have far reaching powers and get much more quickly to the bottom of things with their investigations and can make contacts with
the Municipal police if necessary.
We had a series of breakins that were mismanaged by the local guys but when the report was made to the Minesterial, things happened very quick and
the perps ended up immediately in jail. Even the Minesterial guys were frustrated by how the Municpal guys handled things. If you ask a local about
how strong the Minesterial guys are, they just kinda shake and say they do not want to ever be interrogated by them as they are kinda strong in their
"tactics".
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fishabductor
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Pescador
When Bill Erhardt's trailer got stolen and in response to this theft, I need to repeat that there is a large difference in Mexico of who you report
crimes to. If you report to the Municipal Police the chances of any meaningful investigation or theft recovery is severly limited. They do a pretty
good job of writing tickets and doing small stuff around town. If you have a theft, you need to file a report with Policia Minesterial who are a
Federal Police. They have far reaching powers and get much more quickly to the bottom of things with their investigations and can make contacts with
the Municipal police if necessary.
We had a series of breakins that were mismanaged by the local guys but when the report was made to the Minesterial, things happened very quick and
the perps ended up immediately in jail. Even the Minesterial guys were frustrated by how the Municpal guys handled things. If you ask a local about
how strong the Minesterial guys are, they just kinda shake and say they do not want to ever be interrogated by them as they are kinda strong in their
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thanks for that tip, when we got robbed I reported it to the municipal guys...nothing happened. next time I am going to the feds
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baronvonbob
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Any news on what the outcome is?
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by baronvonbob
Any news on what the outcome is? |
If you have a can of beer in your hand, you're probably looking at his trailer.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mtgoat666
| Quote: | Originally posted by latina
Just a recap of the facts and evidence:
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still are jut the anonymous rants of a someone alleging criminal activity, but hiding behind alias.
i look forward to jim connolly telling his side of the story -- if there even is a story -- hope that happens here. |
Just so you know, latina is a neighboor of mine, and a very respected and decent member of our community. In this particular case, your doubts about
her are completely wrong.
Your barking at the wrong tree.
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baronvonbob
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| Quote: | Just so you know, latina is a neighboor of mine, and a very respected and decent member of our community. In this particular case, your doubts about
her are completely wrong.
Your barking at the wrong tree. |
Well I am still curious about the outcome? There is an advertisement by the same fellow on craigslist in Orange County advertising to transport
boats!
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: | Originally posted by JESSE
| Quote: | Originally posted by mtgoat666
| Quote: | Originally posted by latina
Just a recap of the facts and evidence:
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still are jut the anonymous rants of a someone alleging criminal activity, but hiding behind alias.
i look forward to jim connolly telling his side of the story -- if there even is a story -- hope that happens here. |
Just so you know, latina is a neighboor of mine, and a very respected and decent member of our community. In this particular case, your doubts about
her are completely wrong.
Your barking at the wrong tree. |
your information is hearsay, not admissable. the allegations are still anonymous, so not worth squat.
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