This week's Crime Watch Wednesday illustrates the age old question - who is smarter, the cops or the thief?
You be the judge.
Police responded to a house alarm the other day. Upon arriving at the residence, they noticed the back door wide open. After assessing the situation they decided the house was secure, although they apparently used that term loosely. No one was in the home and nothing was taken. The police proceeded to lock the door and head back to their vehicle when they suddenly noticed the family dog reopening the door they had just locked!
Spot was taken into custody with his tail between his legs.
Can I say I just love the fact that the thief here is the family dog and that the dog is able to open a LOCKED door? Not just closed, but locked. You know what I don't love? That the police somehow thought a house with a wide open door was "secure." How is that even remotely secure? Heck, it wasn't even secure after it was locked as evidenced by the DOG opening the door.
I wonder if we could teach Jersey to open the door. That would be a bad thing, though.
Right?
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Unless you lose your key one day. Then maybe not so much.
Brandy - that is very likely to happen. My mom suggested that would not be a good idea because Jersey would free herself and then next thing you know, she would be at my office. That visual had me cracking up.
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