Car Thieves Caught and Released No Bail

[@mosesestrada]

The fact that certain states have laws protecting violent criminals is ridiculous

[@gapyrodawg5181]

You mean Blue States run by Democrats

[@mosesestrada]

@@gapyrodawg5181 in this case, yeah Democrats really fucked up. I wish there were a party who stopped acting like school children and actually tried to help the people

[@wildnshortz5213]

A lot of states in the US do, and almost all western european countries do as well. Self defense is almost outlawed, criminals get a slap on the wrist for their doings meanwhile regular tax paying citizens get prosecuted to hell and back for parking fines, speeding or expressing their opinions social media. Failed society!

[@MBisFrenchy]

We need a federal recall option for all our crap politicians and cronies like LA DA.

[@palillo2006]

@@MBisFrenchy yup, the same thing here in Texas. If they are not violent, they just let them out again. It's horrible here!!!

[@ghoul1shgobl1n49]

It's a sad state of affairs when criminals have it easier than abiding citizens.

[@tabryis]

Wrong but keep seething 🥾👅

[@XxViciousxX]

Yeah, it is annoying but at the end of the day, they are losers who have to resort to stealing because they would never be able to get any of these things otherwise.

[@sirfrancisbacon4344]

It also leads to some harry situations. When people feel like the law isn't doing anything some start taking matters in to there own hands. Then messed up stuff starts happening

[@hellfire08]

@@sirfrancisbacon4344 Jamal gonna go missing if he try’s to steal my cars

[@sirfrancisbacon4344]

@@hellfire08 yea man i get it is be right there with you. But also that's exactly what I'm talking about

[@bobbarrett7748]

I’m so tired of hearing criminals that get caught are released with zero bail. It’s ridiculous. No consequence for their actions

[@lonerider5315]

Are y’all brain dead??? The other 2 are released because they will be watched closely. Odds are the 2 released will lead them to the other guys who got away.

[@pierredelecto7069]

@@lonerider5315 ah buddy. They aren't watching these guys closely. You think cops are just following these guys around? Like talking them? That isn't how this works.

[@peachfuds]

Thank the woke left, and the hug-a-thug 21st century policing.

[@chir0pter]

@@lonerider5315 Kid...lol.

[@FVPS904]

Typical Jersey

[@ericbusch886]

Thank you for being brave enough to state the truth about gun laws. may God bless Texas.

[@johnnyg9804]

I feel for you Rob. This kind of stuff is on my mind so often, that I will regularly sit in my driveway at night and do a little "neighborhood watch".

[@507studios]

BTW - the no bail stuff is INSANE. Unfathomable.

[@blank6521]

Some other comment said they should at least have an ankle monitor and I think it is a better idea then cash bail.

[@YoDooDSup]

Look at EVERY democrat controlled city. They are ALL doing this. Treating criminals as victims and treating victims as peasants.

[@GroggyWeenis]

keep voting for democrat.....

[@purposly]

its by design, they want them on the streets to make an example out of those that defend themselves and property

[@CarsandChris]

Did you know that when they arrest and release people, they're put under house arrest with a GPS tracker? They're not free to just go do more crimes.

[@shaft3285]

Imagine running from the cops while trying to steel a car, get arrested, then let go on no bail. WOOW

[@21Kemps]

Thank your local democrat for enabling that.

[@rorosnusnu2035]

Democrats in charge.

[@rogerwilco1777]

lol I got pulled over in the 90's for a cracked tail light, then got illegally searched, cop found my dime bag (which is now legal) and said I failed a DUI test (which was never given) and I had to spend six weeks in a rehab and owed thousands of dollars to the system..

[@phoraridmv]

@@rogerwilco1777 filthy criminal that was a light sentence 🤣🤣 you know how many niggas in jail still for the same bay🤣 I’m messing with yah but it’s wild how bad 90s was

[@JohnDoe-nz6bk]

@@rogerwilco1777 I bet he smelled the weed and your slow responses to questions. Your story is missing A LOT!!

[@BlindMango]

People vote for this stuff and then are shocked when it all goes down the toilet

[@TwazkemUSAbi]

I hear the don't vote people loud and mcClear but I never hear them offer a mcSolution. It's almost like they are trying to talk everyone into a full McSurrender.

[@DN..11]

@@TwazkemUSAbi what an unintelligent comment

[@auralumin]

The vote only tallies consent. This should be obvious. You are correct.

[@frankr7902]

Don’t forget to thank your Governors for no bail laws

[@highoctain113]

Released, no bail.... This is a perfect reason to STOP VOTING DEMOCRAT!!!! Your AG needs to be removed, and you need to start filing charges against your city and hold them accountable. If the city/county/state/federals won't hold criminals accountable, you need to hold your city/county/state/federals accountable for the criminals they are letting out without reprocussions.

[@MrGodzukie80]

The bail reform system here in New Jersey is a complete failure

[@kitjeep]

No better here in Connecticut

[@Vangent87]

It’s not bail reform… they’re not reforming anything they’re just flat dismantling it. You’ve got DA refusing to prosecute some crimes, no bail basically ever, judges ignoring mandatory sentencing guidelines and giving pedophiles time served and not making them register as sex offenders. There’s some crazy fucking shit going on in the world

[@Dylang01]

Why? It's been shown that free bail doesn't lead to an increase in people not showing up to court. Which is the literal entire point of bail.

[@SpontaneityJD]

@@Dylang01 Bail, like it or not, is more than just a means to ensure re-appearance in court. It serves as a strong deterrent to crime. If criminals know that they will be immediately let out after arrest, they will be more prone to re-offend, even if they have an open case. But if they know they have to post a certain amount of money to be free while a case hangs over their head, they will think twice. No defendant wants to pay a sum as collateral for their liberty, especially repeatedly. Bail also protects the public from the same individuals from re-offending while at liberty for this reason.

[@Jay-jb2vr]

Lmfao

[@n12et]

Rob, dont move the gas line, make your gate extra wide instead. Every single delivery driver you get to your house in the future will thank you for it

[@YungCwalk]

This ^

[@joespittle1]

It's probably cheaper anyways when you consider he won't have to tear up his grass

[@mexicanspec]

He can also have a one piece gate so he only has to drill on one side.

[@Patandwhips]

Look k@@YungCwalk

[@mrsestherhouse99]

And install gas lamps on the gate pillars.

[@somenygaard]

Your local and state elections mean more than you realize. Elect DAs, Sheriffs , mayors who will enforce the law AND prosecute.

[@TheOriginalLugnuts]

Really hard to do in NY with so many voting for and continuing to vote for Ds.

[@9770G]

Sheriffs and mayors aren’t the problem is the DA’s and DA’s only.

[@lonerider5315]

Are y’all brain dead??? The other 2 are released because they will be watched closely. Odds are the 2 released will lead them to the other guys who got away.

[@BigredGT-pm5lm]

That only works when elections are honest and in NJ they aren’t. If they were Murphy would have lost.

[@TheOriginalLugnuts]

@@lonerider5315 lol you don’t know NY do you? I think you’re the brain dead one. They passed a no bail law. And this isn’t the movies bud this is real life.

[@335i101]

“Released without Bail” must be a new term created by the liberal media. The traditional term is “held without bail.” Which means it doesn’t matter how much money they have, no amount of money can get them released, as no bail is set. “Released without bail” implies the historical meaning of “no bail” with the subtle, but major addition of the word “released” added to it.

[@FoulNews]

This is one of the reasons I left NJ last year. NJ is so soft on crime and releasing these scumbags only tells them that they can go and commit worse crime. I'm glad I live in a stand your ground state now.

[@t3true-games]

You know when things will change? When someone tries to steal the cars of those who enforce and make the laws.

[@bdoginit]

When we start voting out all of these soft-on-crime worthless democrat politicians. Red states don’t tend to have problems like this because criminals are actually held accountable.

[@1bluensx]

They will change when they allow us to just shoot them dead if they are on your property

[@mikeritchie492]

It’s sad you can’t leave a nice car in your driveway but the scary thing is the thought of someone breaking in while you and your family are home. It makes me sick these people exist.

[@muskokamike127]

At least in the US you can defend yourself. Here in Canada if you injure them YOU will go to jail right along side them.

[@rehx4]

HAHAHAHHAHAHA car theft is TERRORISM?!?!?!?! thats SO DUMB!!!!!!! Yes, the judge shouldnt be as lenient for this type of theft but TERRORISM is WAY too much of a stretch! Home invasion has been around forever and nobody has ever thought that those thiefs are terrorists. YOU might be SCARED but terrorism is a while different ballgame. Just keep it as it is but make the judges wake up and be less lenient on the matter. I agree that we need to try and keep the prison population down but we should be doing that by prosecuting victimless crimes less, such as drug offenses. Not by letting people off the hook who cause physical or financial harm to innocent civilians. There are tons of people who got 20/30 years in the 90's in for having a pocket filled with crack. Meanwhile these guys are wreaking financial and physical damage to others and theyre back on the street the next day.

[@johnyracercat]

@@muskokamike127 Dig a hole in the backyard and bury them. I'm from Texas though.

[@termiterasin]

@@muskokamike127 Not in the USSA! They will be let go and he will go to jail for homicide!

[@gl4989]

@@muskokamike127 Canada is really a shithole when you look into it

[@bkeen7013]

Thieves caught and released...a prime example of the continued downfall of our country.

[@edwardgaspar5428]

Vote democrat and enjoy

[@lonerider5315]

Are y’all brain dead??? The other 2 are released because they will be watched closely. Odds are the 2 released will lead them to the other guys who got away.

[@gapyrodawg5181]

@@lonerider5315 🤣🤣🤣 "watched closely" how exactly when the cops are defunded

[@chir0pter]

@@lonerider5315 stop spamming this nonsense

[@jonusjonus9271]

@@lonerider5315 are you for real??🤣🤣🤣

[@ccdetailing]

Auto theft is happening on a National Level, its crazy. Even here in Central FL, we're having it happen time and time again, even at my own home and shop. Nuts

[@jman6970]

Hey Rob, The definition of terrorism is “violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims.” Although your claim about being scared doesn’t fall under that category, I see what you’re saying. The government stripping your right to defend yourself is a perfect example of tyrannical overreach, and the ass-backwards laws are inherent with big government. That’s exactly why the Constitution was framed for the federal government to have limited scope, with the states having the lions share, and individual liberty being the underlying principle. It’s almost as if the Founding Fathers knew a thing or two after leading a revolution against tyranny. However, this is all part of a cycle. Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men (we are here). And, weak men create hard times.

[@alwaysinverted1224]

AMEN!

[@btwbrand]

You're looking up the wrong word. Look up Terrorize which is what they are doing and what he was describing. he just used the wrong word.

[@jman6970]

@@btwbrand “You’re looking up the wrong word.” No, no I’m not. I provided the definition for the word he used, along with an explanation of why he was wrong. Hence my entire comment. You must have an IQ of 7.

[@TheGearShots]

So sad we need to worry about things like this. We work so hard for everything.

[@dollarzUS]

True

[@8PMFORMULA]

Are you a white republican? If yes I don't believe you work hard for anything.

[@Jay-jb2vr]

Blah

[@666bpm4]

Our house was broken into when everyone was out of town. Obviously valuables were stolen, mainly family jewelry. But coming back to the house we felt like it wasn't our house anymore.

[@T4xEvader]

Feels like they could come back at ANY time right?

[@666bpm4]

@@T4xEvader yes, like they already knew where to go. It happened during a string of robberies in our neighborhood. And the robbers didn't take TVs or other valuables. They went straight to the master bedrooms of the houses they broke into and stole valuable family jewelry. I wish they stole all our TVs and stereo equipment, instead they took family memories. Those can't be replaced. My dad traveled the world and had jewelry he bought from every continent. Knowing someone was in your "safe place". It's hard to describe.

[@666bpm4]

@@T4xEvader this was years ago. And I have since installed cameras and other measures now that I have a child. Point being, it can happen to anyone. Get a good security system with multiple cams.

[@BabyJesus66]

It's because you hailed Satan in your username which brought evil into your home. Praise Jesus and you don't get robbed.

[@hansolo6827]

@@666bpm4 You accidentally spelt firearms as cams

[@thedaltons6484]

His shop must look like a gold mine in the eyes of these types of thieves. Beef up your security.

[@chir0pter]

His point is these kids are not crossing cars off lists gone in 60 seconds style is true, but they might pass on the info to their bosses who might want to do something about a shop of supercars..

[@ryanchase2873]

couple of guys named Rocco, a Mark 19, some guard towers, a moat…

[@STREETRACEN4U]

.

[@AgentSmith-ci8pv]

I think if you steal more money the bigger the crime and the more jail time you serve

[@jperalta0000]

New Jersey must be pro criminal, I love Florida STAND YOUR GROUND!

[@L3Harris]

Very sad to hear some US states going the same way as the UK regarding criminal justice. Very slippery slope

[@Sizukun1]

When the prosecutors refuse to prosecute criminals, they know they can break the law without punishment. So whats to stop them?

[@westsenkovec]

Beat them up so they eat through a straw. That will teach them a lesson and they won't prosecute you anyways. Edit: I meant the prosecutors

[@muskokamike127]

Welcome to a democrat society where crime pays.

[@camaroman101]

Nothing, that's why they keep doing it.

[@johnwilbanks6665]

its not the police job to protect you.. it is however thier job to protect uour property but truly they cant do that unless they catch them in the act. dont be afraid. protect yourself and your family

[@muskokamike127]

@@johnwilbanks6665 I'm not, but here in Canada I'll be arrested on the spot for even preventing a thief from doing anything. If he gets hurt in the process? I won't even get bail.

[@Emitremmus29]

Once you cross onto the property of another mans family and risk endangering them through your unlawful actions you also accept that your actions may result in your untimely demise. This nonsense of catch and release by politically compromised "law enforcement" will eventually push law abiding citizens to take matters into their own hands to secure their neighborhoods. An excellent example of this is how the Korean population in LA came together to defend their property and community during the LA riots.

[@rehx4]

HAHAHAHHAHAHA car theft is TERRORISM?!?!?!?! thats SO DUMB!!!!!!! Yes, the judge shouldnt be as lenient for this type of theft but TERRORISM is WAY too much of a stretch! Home invasion has been around forever and nobody has ever thought that those thiefs are terrorists. YOU might be SCARED but terrorism is a while different ballgame. Just keep it as it is but make the judges wake up and be less lenient on the matter. I agree that we need to try and keep the prison population down but we should be doing that by prosecuting victimless crimes less, such as drug offenses. Not by letting people off the hook who cause physical or financial harm to innocent civilians. There are tons of people who got 20/30 years in the 90's in for having a pocket filled with crack. Meanwhile these guys are wreaking financial and physical damage to others and theyre back on the street the next day.

[@RJT80]

Yeah well some of these people live in places where gun ownership is impossible or close to it. Canada just made it a law that you can own a government approved firearm for hunting and sport shooting but not to defend yourself. That's literally in the law. Trudeau also said it out loud. You cannot defend yourself with a firearm in Canada anymore.

[@happydays4551]

and when the "law abiding citizen" does that they (good people) are going to jail

[@stephenholthe]

@@RJT80 we haven’t been legally able use lethal force to defend property since the 80’s. What he just did was make it nearly impossible to own a handgun legally and made it brutally hard to own a long rifle of any kind. It’s messed up!

[@me2ontube]

@@stephenholthe and he's still in power n breathing ? - I don't blame politicians anymore but the spineless people that don't do anything about them

[@FVPS904]

In NJ you have to show clear evidence that you have retreated in your own home before returning fire in self defense. What a joke.

[@stephenwabaxter]

Rob, I have to commend your investigation of this matter and extending it out to your local community. My first reaction was to get the vehicle undercover and it's pretty clear from todays video that is already done. I fear, given the current cost of living crisis, we are likely to see an increase in crime be that shoplifting, burglary and auto theft. I'd advise everyone to do a risk assessment and look at what additional security measures might be appropriate to protect your home and vehicle (if a vehicle owner).

[@TommyCubed]

Guns!

[@boosti_alex1428]

I agree… with cost of living increasing as far as housing and food… probably going to continue to see an increase in crime.

[@Bluejeanmusic1984]

UK is the same, a group of people drilled our lock off the back door, came into the house while we where sleeping. Girlfriend asleep on the sofa meters away. They took the car keys and the car ! Now we all awake at night like you said. Police came and took prints, know who it was but wouldn't arrest them 🤷‍♂️ same guys stole a range rover on the same street. No deterrent

[@orbytl2799]

its to much hassle for them, they would rather spend their time sitting in camera vans making money or pestering boy racers on a retail park, they are all over that kind of stuff, the easy work

[@bobskinner4389]

We have a similar problem here in Australia. We have a youth justice act that prevents anyone knowing who these criminals are. IMO to solve the problem you need to change the culture towards the Japanese mindset. If you're old enough to steal you are old enough to shoulder everyone knowing. Place criminals names on social media and their addresses. Stop this "hiding of the truth".

[@Dillonpickle]

Yes very prevalent in Brisbane and gold coast now. Put your bloody keys away people!

[@juanguerrero700]

japanese mindset? ARe you dumb the country with the lowest crime? lol

[@Finestizpro]

Nah in texas we shoot them if they present a danger to our life or our family.

[@mindyabiznessthatsalljustm8134]

Hmmm, a publicly accessible theft registry. Now there's an idea!

[@SiiLENTBUTTER]

not only can they try and get a key made, they can get devices to hide on or near your vehicle that will repeat your keys signal, from inside your house or store the codes to use it. we were urged to stick our keys in a RFiD blocker had a bunch stolen where I live. I think they're gonna come back anyways, but I hope not. good luck buddy, I'll be looking for updates, stay safe.

[@happydays4551]

sounds funny but just wrap in aluminum foil

[@RogerM88]

The Cops doing their best. Even with so much evidence, as footage, fingerprints, their identification, it still wasn't enough. Got to let them return to their crime activity, just to be sure.

[@NovemberFoxtrotRC]

No it’s usually the DA that shits on the cops and lets criminals free. In my area cops feel like their hands are tied because they’ll arrest criminals and the DA just lets them free with zero charges.

[@prpapy07]

Because of all the bs lawyers that got there crook clients off with that crap defense of how can you proof it was him when the crime was done and not a week prior at the car wash or whatever.

[@nightmarecivic]

No it's the weak justice system

[@somenygaard]

@@nightmarecivic The system itself is great. The problem is with the pathetic individuals who are getting into office because the average voter knows nothing about the candidate they are voting for and we keep sending the same liars and cheats back into office. Look at the current state of Chicago. Who is to blame? The voters who keep sending the same group of idiots back into office.

[@Dylang01]

You do know that being released on bail doesn't mean you're free. You still have to show up to court for the trial.

[@Slimothy]

*This is why I chose the state I live in wisely.* This shit doesn't happen around where I live. And when it does, let's just say it's a "one time" thing.

[@zachg9065]

You can thank all of the Democratic politicians for passing these "pass and release" laws. Also if someone breaks into my house they will not be making it out.

[@UFC_Buffalo]

What kind of bass ackwards state is NJ??.... You're not allowed to defend you and your family against intruders?! What, are you supposed to ask to bad guys what their intentions are?

[@chir0pter]

you're supposed to let them take your things

[@SaturdayWinter]

Welcome to the Northeast, our laws are backwards, same in NY

[@KartiacKID]

Thanks for getting the word out online, we should post these guys faces all over the web to terrorize the thiefs

[@happydays4551]

you know they live at home with single mother

[@kevinhitchcock7062]

It is New York and the no bail release. It is a law they passed to let the poor people from sitting in jail because they can’t afford bail. In Florida one county Sheriff says they would appreciate you shooting anybody breaking into your house. It saves them paperwork.

[@aaauto466]

The sad think is that they release people without bail for hate crimes

[@maineiacman]

"Why is crime so high right now?" The Liberal justice system:

[@325xitgrocgetter]

This is happening in the Midwest as well...My old Buick was stolen and recovered...and it seems like it's treated like a step above shop lifting....During the recovery I asked if they had any clues on who did it..and the response was "be happy you got your car back." In my neighborhood, they stole two trailers...an RV tear drop trailer...and a commercial trailer. The tear drop, the police pursued but the suspects got away, after the trailer disconnected and rolled over. And a couple of days ago, the broke into a garage and stole an SUV...while the residents are at home....It's ridiculous.

[@chir0pter]

Which state?

[@325xitgrocgetter]

@@chir0pter Minnesota

[@chir0pter]

@@325xitgrocgetter makes sense…. You guys are electing democrats up there too. Sorry to hear that

[@vbrooklyn]

Simple solution. If these states still insist on keeping bail reform , its only fair to implement a 3 strikes rule and throw away the key for repeat offenders .

[@Ceodayone]

For Harrison courts to release with no bail is unbelievable!!! I live in the town and they are always tough on outsiders. Insane !!

[@evilblackcat6357]

Maybe, just maybe, Mr. Spaghetti will consider moving all his valuable meatballs to a state that actually _respects_ individual and property rights. He may have invested $ in his new home, but what's the point if he can't legally defend himself and his property.

[@KyberKommando]

Facts! I would move if I lived in a crime infested city/state.

[@mattblake9936]

But isn't his whole business new jersey

[@JimsEquipmentShed]

So, a five hour drive to work then?

[@evilblackcat6357]

@@mattblake9936 If NJ is screwing you over, why stay and continue to feed the beast that hates you?

[@EEvtg]

🤡

[@michelfortier9563]

First, leaving a Ferrari unlocked, in the driveway is silly. Might as well put a large sign on the hood that says steal me. I relate quite well with everything you've said about crime as I was car-jacked, knocked unconscious, thrown in the back seat, taken out in the Country and thrown off a bridge into a river. The only thing that saved me is I came to as they were dragging me out of the car and was able to struggle. After I hit the water and they realized I may not be dead, one of the guys started shooting into the water trying to kill me. It had a major impact on my life and to this day, I hate driving at night. I now live in a gated community and have become very proficient with guns, having one in every room. I replaced all my windows with storm proof windows and storm proof, three locking point doors. Extreme? Maybe, but I dare anyone to make an attempt at breaking in. Oh....I live in Texas where we will kill you and I would with no remorse. BTW - the two young guys who hijacked me - 19 years olds out on parole after a 1 year stint from an attempted robbery and shooting one person. Yeah, the legal system is ****** up.

[@R281]

And if the owner kills one, it's the owner who gets in trouble (in most other states).

[@bradpnw1897]

The same thing is happening all up and down the West Coast there is no accountability for any kind of crimes now. So frustrating

[@spenceer]

You said it best…I live in Texas and things here are way different. Sad to see democratic leadership letting you down Rob, but not surprising. Sad times we live in where criminals don’t face any consequences. Doesn’t get much easier to prosecute when you catch people in who ram a cop car while driving a stolen vehicle after leading police on a pursuit…it’s sad.

[@jeffufcfanaticrosenberg]

That's because you don't live in a communist disgusting liberal state like New York

[@djhack.]

Things would be different if the Sopranos were still running the show over there...

[@richardprice5978]

how do you know there not? its was a big problem in the 60's 70's as the mob loved dealing in grand theft auto and fraud scams

[@jaydee3043]

Rob, you need a security fence/gate on your property.

[@Make-Asylums-Great-Again]

Armed rooftop Koreans, he needs a pair of those.

[@gabrieljohnson5077]

@@Make-Asylums-Great-Again Korean with many firearms here. I volunteer as tribute.

[@rogerwilco1777]

..a couple of ED-209's Patrolling

[@ht1863]

Always thought it was strange he built his house in that corner but doesn’t have any gate or fence. Like he’s welcoming criminals onto his property. These stories do make good KZbin content 🤔

[@markkerry5840]

Agree with all you say Rob. Wife had a habit of leaving car keys on a table in our hall way, thieves tried to hook them with a fishing road through the letterbox. Luckily trusty dog put paid to that. We now have a key safe nowhere near any of the doors! Best wishes from the UK

[@victorramirez2891]

Criminals have more rights then law abiding citizens. 😡

[@JeepersKeepers78]

@SuperSpeedersRob I live in St Augustine FL, we have 10.5 months of prime weather, a flourishing economy, a police force that passionately supports local business & a HEALTHY amount of exotic car enthusiasts... the ONLY thing we're missing is a place to rent exotic cars. There's literally NO competition within a FEW HUNDRED MILES. I'm absolutely addicted to exotic cars & I'd more than be supportive of Gotham Dream Cars in N Florida!

[@EscapeEvade]

I live here too man, the only thing is there isn’t really a market for exotic car rentals. It’s enthusiast here and people who want to boat lol

[@oldskoolbmw]

@@EscapeEvade Exotic boat rentals...

[@cneddy22]

@@EscapeEvade yeah you can only sustain a business like that in a few places.

[@nicholaspark283]

St aug as well. On the island.

[@EnthusiastsGarage]

Everyone wanted bail reform, well you got it.

[@Alejandra-cv7rj]

Eventually you'll see the public taking matters into their hands.

[@gabrielhillceo]

Exactly. We don't have time for this bullshit and can't keep being obedient to whatever these laws say. Common sense is common sense. That's all there is.

[@T4xEvader]

@@gabrielhillceo as a final year med student, common sense is NOT so common

[@mindyabiznessthatsalljustm8134]

Yeah we will, which will create a whole new problem itself, I fear. The whole country has been fucked for a while, but NJ just sounds like a joke. Sheesh!

[@RoadhogRNA]

Glad you guys are ok and sorry that some dogs gave you problems. We had similar issues in Chicago, So we moved to Tenn. Best thing we ever did..

[@BradleyBoardwine]

So glad I live in Florida. If someone steps into my house, I can defend myself without question. Back when I lived in Maryland, if someone broke in, I had to allow them to do whatever they wanted, even if it meant severe harm to myself or my family.

[@simonbelmont1]

How many times have people broken into your house?

[@BradleyBoardwine]

@@simonbelmont1 3 times, once when I was asleep, but that doesn’t matter, if it happens in Florida , I have the right to defend my property and my family

[@ellwitz9838]

Glad I live in Canada where gun control has allowed me to not have to worry about criminals or homeowners shooting me

[@BradleyBoardwine]

@@ellwitz9838 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ashishpatel350]

Welcome to new jersey... No wonder Democrats want to take away the right of law abiding citizens to defend themselves

[@spdandpwr]

Why would you release someone on a felony charge with no bail? What's the point of having laws. Seriously, getting caught speeding over 85 is a bigger deal than stealing cars

[@MrCarGuy]

It's because there is overarching malevolence at play

[@ShankidyShank]

It's the norm up here in NY and NJ.

[@captain_context9991]

Told you, Rob. They arent interested in fingerprints. That stuff costs money and police are only professional in TV shows and movies where they always get their guy and put them away.

[@WdnUlik2no]

Amen, pure laziness

[@captain_context9991]

@@WdnUlik2no Its not about laziness... They let people out the same day and dont bother with finger prints because the prisons are already full, dude. Prisons are already WAY above and beytond international Geneva Convention rules and regulations for prison populations. Its not about being "soft on crime", its about you cant simply solve every single social issue with putting people in prison. CLEARLY its not working so well. The US soon has a THIRD of the entire worlds prisoners. Like 1 in every 100 American adult is locked up right now. And 1 in every 37 has been to prison. World records by a loooong shot.

[@MrDubbindan]

Drive something that flies under the radar to thieves back to the house ( though these days I don't know what does ) . Always stay vigilant. Keep you and yours safe !

[@demos4667]

In Maryland we have the castle doctrine. You have a duty to retreat but not in your home! I am sorry you have to go through this. My Bimmer is parked in my driveway, your story is making clean my garage soon so I can park it inside. I agree with you 100%

[@joshdobson2737]

Get a wood chipper just in case something goes down on your property...... Food For Thought retractable barriers could be an option

[@straybullitt]

I have a excavator! 🙂

[@redly88]

Both of those ways leave way too much evidence. Incinerator

[@IKnewMickey]

You betcha

[@straybullitt]

All I know is that I'm not going to be able to use Lake Mead anymore, for a while..... 😇

[@bartg7790]

Rob's getting a gate. The only problem is he will keep it unlocked.

[@SilentRacer911]

Be happy you live in NJ where 1) they still arrest people and actually keep them, and 2) you don’t have to retreat twice (behind 2 locked doors) and warn them your armed before you can shoot. NYS is insane, I went to jail for my crime, I did my time and then some but this is out of hand.

[@MEGABOBOBOXZGT]

That's why before I had my alarm installed I use a steering wheel lock. Annoying to have to unlock it to remove it every day but, any day the car is where I left it. Is a blessing

[@saroeunphok988]

I love this saying I currently read… “my door is locked for your protection, not mine!!”

[@johnnychimpo7539]

I’m 31, I’ve called the police for assistance ONE time and I got arrested. I only make reports of insurance requires it, otherwise they can suck it

[@porsche928s4]

Dude same, self defense isn't legal anymore

[@Dylang01]

@@porsche928s4 Ummm WTF are you talking about. Self defence is still perfectly legal. Unless you're talking about killing a car thief. Then yeah, that's not legal. American really is the country of stupid gun nuts.

[@kenbode8806]

The American justices system is broken. Time to put a fence around your property with a motorized gate.

[@daviddavis1322]

And multiple trained dogs.

[@bloodth1rst]

and a armored bulldozer

[@marleymarl0]

Just like if you lived in South Africa

[@boxerdog5979]

Sorry this is happening to you, and your area Rob. I recommended the gate on your original video. The best this you can do is make your home and cars too much of a hassle for these clowns. They will look, say lets find an easier target. Yes gates are expensive, but cheap insurance to keep your family safe.

[@jimmygangster]

Personally I'd opt for landmines and claymores but that's just me. Can't steal a car if you have no legs. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@kevinfabs]

Thank bail reform. There have been multiple instances of people getting arrested three times in the same day

[@WBCHelpSaint]

If they come into your house uninvited, their intentions arent good. They are there to cause damage plain and simple. It could be damage by stealing property or it could be damage to the occupants. Its freakin ridiculous that defending ones self and family in their place of dwelling is frowned upon by the laws in some states.

[@shoominati23]

What happens is they get emboldened because every arrest is like a catch and release revolving door, and they keep going until they run over and kill some kid during a joyride and do some real time which could have been totally preventable. People actually voted for this is more the worry

[@OxiSG]

Move to a nice neighborhood in Dallas tx, trust me you won’t ever feel in danger, and you and your neighbors are armed for anything.

[@rherbfm]

Makes me think that we'll have to take care of this ourselves and not get any law enforcement involved.

[@casual9982]

It's absolutely at that point, fortunately I live in a "self defense friendly" state...but it's still complicated. America is going down the toilet FAST!

[@JA-wb5my]

The good guys can’t have guns… especially in New York.

[@casual9982]

@@chir0pter that was somewhat different, I read the details on that case and it wasn't justified under the law. However, criminals are justified to do whatever they want now with minimal consequences so wtf ya know.. There are systematic changes in place to turn this country 3rd world and only punish the people who don't contribute to that agenda. We are living in an utter MESS, America is screwed at this rate of decline.

[@casual9982]

@@JA-wb5my good reason to move at all costs, the local government KNOWS you're being setup for failure and a total disadvantage.

[@chir0pter]

@@casual9982 The details are Ahmaud Arbery wasn't a "jogger" lol and those guys were dealing with a string of breakins & trying to defend their neighborhood. Ahmaud started sh!t when they went to confront him and got shot, unfortunately they didn't have video cameras from 50 angles like Rittenhouse did and they got railroaded. The local DA even decided there wasn't a case until it got nationally politicized. You have to protect yourself from being in that situation.

[@Tuberuser187]

If you really want to block the drive but with less expense get a collapsible post, some have padlock hasps and others built in locks. Some insert into their own foundation and some have hinges, never saw one but I don't doubt there are automated ones with a remote too. They got fairly popular here in the UK during the 90s joy riding and ram raiding craze, as a cheapish method of stopping a car leaving the driveway.

[@aaronbritt2025]

I talked with a detective in my area and he said they simply don't have the manpower to investigate property crimes. They generally only investigate crimes involving bodily injury or death. The only exception is if they catch the thieves in the act. This is why our insurance premiums go up every month. Choose... Pay higher insurance premiums or pay higher taxes for more cops. It find it curious that people will protest in the streets against higher taxes but will pay increased insurance premiums with minimal complaint.

[@aaaaachew]

We vote in the incompetent politicians who sign on to laws and put judges on the benches who seem more interested in coddling criminals than protect society at large. We need to call out the judges, politicians and anyone who support these ass backward policies that ultimately harm the innocent and offer no consequences to those committing the offenses. And spare me the bullshit about past indignations from generations ago as an reason for present criminality. My ancestors experienced the same and I don’t use it as an excuse for my present situation.

[@lonerider5315]

Are y’all brain dead??? The other 2 are released because they will be watched closely. Odds are the 2 released will lead them to the other guys who got away.

[@gapyrodawg5181]

It's the DA's at fault not so much the judges. If the DA doesn't charge them the judge never sees them. Plus DA's will go to judges and ask for light sentences. Happens all the time. Blame Sorros for spending millions to get these crooked DA's in office.

[@SaturdayWinter]

@@lonerider5315 No, that's just how it is in the Northeast, our laws are backwards

[@kevm243]

@@lonerider5315 hahahahaha How Naive are you?? You must definitely live in a hick town if that is what you think happens.

[@tevinabeysekera6038]

@@SaturdayWinter laws in the northwest are absolute nonsense too. Cops don't care at all. We need more break ins, rvs parked and abandoned, and car thefts in politicians' neighborhoods so they notice more. Very unfortunate.

[@AG.0]

I support a chopping off hand/body part per theft offense bill…

[@blank6521]

Imagine not living in a safe area. I rarely lock my car doors and leave from work most days at 9: pm and have never had a problem

[@GoneNForgotten]

Arent you special

[@tippy35075]

By not locking your doors your car will draw more current from the battery which will lead to it going flat way sooner especially when the battery begins to age

[@zrally2107]

Had my motorcycle stolen from my garage while I was sleeping about a year ago. Haven't seen it since. Meanwhile I got pulled over for an expired registration on my pickup and you better believe the cop considered having it towed

[@PM-wc1lp]

I keep my motorcycle (sport bike) in my livingroom, I consider it art, lol. The police saw it in my house once and said they did not care, they know how often sport bikes are targeted.

[@Vampirebear13]

Rob, I know it's your home turf but the only solution is to move away from NJ/NY. Any "blue" state is the criminals friend.

[@Lunchman.d]

THEY JUST NEEDED A FAST CAR TO GET TO DOCTOR SCHOOL CLASS ON TIME! Solution is change how the whole state votes. Rob you live in a cesspool state that does catch and release.

[@austinthrowsstuff]

this is why I dont understand building your dreamhouse next to 15k other houses. I guess the northeast is just different but that seems like the last place I would want to invest so much in

[@endgovernmentextremism]

I bought my house well out of town on 5 acres. It's been very quiet here for years, but a house across the water just got sold to a bunch of Saudis. Now it's non stop screaming gibberish and music, car alarms, etc every weekend. Literally everyone on the coastline hates them. BIPOC ruin everything.

[@bloodth1rst]

@@endgovernmentextremism if it’s so quiet nobody would hear the shots wink wink

[@cklaurence6414]

The cops are doing their jobs, prosecutors and DAs refuse to do theirs.

[@9770G]

EXACTLY

[@UFC_Buffalo]

Which, effectively deters the Cops from continuing to do their jobs.

[@bendan2505]

in his last video the cops literally did not do their jobs, they hardly gave a shit that his stuff was broken into. though i agree with prosecutors and das being useless

[@howardroark9]

In case you haven't noticed, reparations are being handed out in the form of catch and release and letting thievery occur and occur. It's not hard to tell.

[@LTCEZIO]

That’s why I live in the beautiful blessed state of Arizona. We don’t get many home invasions out here cause most the people out here own 1 or more firearms and when the thieves kick the door in they get their stuff shoved in by someone with a gun.

[@sanangelo7926]

Sorry they were not kept in jail but on the bright side we have no mean tweets. Remember this is what people voted for. Well that and high gas prices.

[@fractal4284]

Saw this coming from a mile away they do the same thing for child predators it is sickening

[@Formulaceo]

I’m happy someone reached out and gave you some correct information because you were being completely naïve about the situation regarding someone taking pictures of your license plates.

[@gapyrodawg5181]

I know a few rich folks that never register their cars to there actual home address for this same reason.

[@Formulaceo]

@@gapyrodawg5181 how the rich stay rich💯

[@chir0pter]

I wouldn't call it naive, normal people shouldn't have to know sh!t like that

[@Formulaceo]

@@chir0pter Being aware is part of the game, the naïve part comes from thinking that you can’t be a victim of car theft doesn’t matter if it’s an exotic or not someone like himself who is in the business should have been way ahead of the game based on location of where he lives and or does business. He should have known better doesn’t matter if there was a party the night before it’s called being responsible and moving the car to a safer location by not doing so he made his house a target. Not saying every individual needs to go watch Gone in 60 seconds on repeat, but I’m saying if they will steal Kia’s to joy ride, and the steering wheels out of GM vehicles just for an airbag he should have really known better that was a rookie move leaving that car there. Also the fact that he assumes the individuals who were caught on camera snooping around the property and vehicles couldn’t be capable of stealing such a car is pure comedy and he is really underestimating the power or auto theft rings.

[@chir0pter]

@@Formulaceo I aint gonna read all that, point being it's not being naive, it's just a case of not knowing yet that the sh!thole is overflowing into your neck of the woods.

[@andrewroman4982]

Sad part is, even if they did happen to come back later, you come outside with a firearm or even a baseball bat, you still can't stop them without getting in trouble. What a time to be alive.

[@larrychamel]

Rob, it's almost like you were Fishing without a valid license. Now you are part of The Catch & Release Program in New Jersey!

[@1jiveturkey1]

Today, Mr. Spaghetti would love to catch the gabbaghouls and give them a pizza his mind.

[@nissanftw240]

I haven't been here on this channel in a while and I'm so happy that this is still going 🤣

[@9770G]

This is the best comment by far 🤣

[@JV220]

Hope this video helps pay for some of the gate. Be safe Rob

[@IKnewMickey]

A kill switch on your nice cars is a good idea. 3 dogs is also an idea. They don't have to be super large aggressive breeds.

[@straybullitt]

Why 3?

[@milou-psychicmedium]

I used to live in Mahwah till a year ago, this has been going on for over twenty years. Around 2002, I woke up one night to go to the bathroom then I heard a noise when I look through the window, I saw two guys going from driveway to driveway checking car doors like they were doing in your neighborhood. if they found any cars that were unlocked, they took whatever valuables they found. One of my neighbors got his wallet stolen with money and his driver's license. by the time I called the police, they were gone, all I could do was file a report.

[@JimCourtney33]

Thanks Phil Murphy for governing our state so well and thank you for being so tough on crime. Keep up the great work. POS 🤮

[@TwazkemUSAbi]

So sad to have such a wholesome American name and turn it into a mcsplooge puddle.

[@brolohalflemming7042]

We're living in interesting times. Back in the good'ol days of banditry and no real organised law enforcement, people in remote areas used to fortify their homes. So that may have been a fortified manor, stronghold, keep, or castle. The last being a bit awkward sometimes because it made other lords and kings a bit nervous. So now we're going back to those times. If you can afford it, you can fortify your manor. Or maybe live in your own fortified community. And perhaps hire your own watchmen. Which is great, if you're wealthy enough to afford it, and oddly enough, many wealthy people are doing it. If you're less fortunate, you have to rely on law enforcement. But the wealthy and protected are calling to defund the police, or prioritising policing based on political concerns, rather than the concerns of the communities they're supposed to protect. Especially when police chiefs are directly elected. Couple this with politically motivated catch & release policies, it's unsuprising that criminals realised there's much less downside to crime now.

[@jebbush9614]

Robs first 13% experience

[@bendan2505]

just straight racist dogwhistle. nice one

[@bloodth1rst]

many more to come

[@TheInsaneShecklador]

@@LateBrake8 He's using a closet racist term about the color of the thieves.

[@bloodth1rst]

@@LateBrake8 blacks

[@SeamHead33]

BLACK POWER This would be a wonderful opportunity to pause for a moment and give thanks for the great contributions of the Black community to our society. Their peaceful and generous nature make them ideal neighbors, lending testimony to their dedication to exceptional civic values, stable traditional families, parenting skills unrivaled by any other culture and their unflagging pride in maintaining exemplary clean, neat and orderly homes. Their commitment to academic excellence enriches our schools and serves as an example to all who hope to achieve prominence as a people. Property values are boosted and energized by the entry of African Americans into an area thanks to the caring and sincere respect they show for these communities, their absolute dedication to lives of law abiding peaceful neighborliness, and the examples of all they have achieved through their enthusiasm for self improvement by hard work and a self-reliant, can-do culture of integrity and honor. Without their industrious and creative drive, we would be poorer as a nation. * Please copy and paste for all to know *

[@rjnation5042]

Sorry this happened to you Rob, I put in steel bollards in my garage, it's a pain if you're in a hurry but no f..ker is getting my car, Rj in Oz

[@_VEKTA]

"within the blast radius of my house" yeah I gotta start using that expression lmao

[@arbenowner]

I was one of the guys telling you to protect your house last video. Good move hiding the Ferrari rob. Also, in Texas you don’t need to drag the body into your property. Criminal mischief at night has no border. On a serious note. A couple led flood lights will be an amazing deterrence. 100-200 watt commercial flood lights (not equivalent, get one actually rated) are like $100-$200. You only need one to light up the yard pretty bright. Hook it up to a motion sensor or just leave it on it’ll make a big difference.