What we need is some undercover folks - moon-lighting DEA types might be
good. Catch those low-lifes and I think we could deal with them right there
at the track ............ before we call the local police...
We might want to consider wearing those pit/paddock passes like at
professional events-pain in the you know what. But even though most of us
recognize "most" of us, there are always new faces racing, sometimes from
other organizations, other regions of the country ... You know .... laws and
rules to protect the majority from the few....
Chuck S
BBRT
YS73
-----Original Message-----
From: Derek [mailto:dereklola@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2004 12:48 AM
To: vintage-race@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: theft warnings
Chris
Do you leave your front door unlocked when you go shopping? Unless you live
WAY out in the boondocks I bet you don't. Well don't do it at the track
either - unless there is someone there all the time you are on track it just
isn't worth the risk.
Derek
--- Chris Thompson <chris@cthompson.net> wrote:
> I'm surprised I haven't seen this on the list yet. When I was at the VIR
> Gold Cups, some low-lifes watched who was going out on track, and then
hit their paddock sites for their wallets. Made off with over a half-dozen
in no time flat, and was spending their credit cards before the thefts were
even discovered. Was at VIR this weekend again, and was told that this has
been happening at SVRA events as well.
> Be carefull out there - and keep an eye out for everyone else....
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