To Snitch? Or Not To Snitch?
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Re: To Snitch? Or Not To Snitch?
So.... Sunday I find myself in a interesting situation.. I live off a main highway on a 1 mile strech of paved road before the road turnds to dirt and your enter Hazard County if you can figure that out. Im on my way home and I see this older biker looking guy sitting on his restored Indian in the middle of the road. I pull behind him and he waves me bye and I pull up next to him thinking hes broken down. I pull up to see whats up and i look over and see someone off in the woods sitting on a busa. He tells me his son just lost control of the bike and went off in the bushes. I ask if they need help pulling it out and he tells me they got it and I go home.
About an hour later I get on the bike and start to pull out of the development and see ******* cops everywhere. I pull up next to the Sheriff car and see them walk out of the woods on the bike. I ask if the guy just left the bike out there and he tell me yea, and asks if i saw who did it. I say yea and he replies the guy on the red bike? At this point I know something up and stop giving info, he asks for my info and I gave him my card and leave.
The prob is I know the kid on the bike, he got busted for stealing my friends bike. His family lives down that road, thats where he parts the bikes at. The detective is blowing up my phone, they have put 2&2 together and want me to ID the guy. Now the kid who got his bike back got my number from the report and wants to know who he is.
I dont steal ****, I dont wanna be involved in it the kid got his bike back. This dude is a criminal, I got no doubt he will **** with my ****. Am I wrong here for just wanting to be left alone?
About an hour later I get on the bike and start to pull out of the development and see ******* cops everywhere. I pull up next to the Sheriff car and see them walk out of the woods on the bike. I ask if the guy just left the bike out there and he tell me yea, and asks if i saw who did it. I say yea and he replies the guy on the red bike? At this point I know something up and stop giving info, he asks for my info and I gave him my card and leave.
The prob is I know the kid on the bike, he got busted for stealing my friends bike. His family lives down that road, thats where he parts the bikes at. The detective is blowing up my phone, they have put 2&2 together and want me to ID the guy. Now the kid who got his bike back got my number from the report and wants to know who he is.
I dont steal ****, I dont wanna be involved in it the kid got his bike back. This dude is a criminal, I got no doubt he will **** with my ****. Am I wrong here for just wanting to be left alone?
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Re: To Snitch? Or Not To Snitch?
Anybody see the Boondocks episode on thieves & snitching? 
You know what, you boys have grown to taking not snitching wayyyyy beyond what it should.
Snitching is snitching & wrong when you were doing wrong **** too but rolled over on your boy to save your own ***!
For example-- You DON'T squeal, if you're busting wheelies or running from the cops, you get caught & your bud gets away, and cops let you off easy if you spill his name.
But some lowlife bike thief that you don't know is stealing bikes from people you do know all around you, why the F are you going to help his *** out and protect him?????? That ain't snitching bro! That's justice! To do nothing is to be a *****!
You guys keep saying the cops don't do ****... Well that's partly your own f*cking fault, do you even see that? They CAN'T do anything when everyone who can help is too much of a ***** to stop the piece of ****! And in the end because the pussies who know are too scared or stupid to do step up, the cops' hands are tied, time & money is wasted, nobody ever gets caught, so they stop caring!! And then you bitch that they don't care. HA! Stfu.
But "Oh well, I'll leave it to the cops & insurance, they'll do a fast easy pain-free job of taking care of it all, right?"
Yeah tell me that's how it worked out for 90% of us... If you believe that, chances are that ****'s never happened to you, yet.
Sure let's keep our mouths shut because we're afraid mr. bad guy is gonna come **** US up for standing up for ourselves... HA! For real? B*itch let HIM be afraid HE'S gonna get fucked up for what he did & deserves!!!! Put him away and he won't be coming back, he took the risk and caught the consequences and got what he deserved. That's his own f'n fault. You think he's gonna come back for more trouble from you?
Shutting down a lowlife scumbag that steals from us & costs all of us money either by raising expensive insurance rates or getting f*cked tryng to replace uninsured bikes because the insurance was too high to afford, that is not snitching unless you were helping him and spilled to save your own ***.
By the psychology of half you dumbasses then reporting your bike stoen would qualify as snitching.
By just letting people take our **** or our friends ****, not putting a stop to it, all we do is enable the lowlife mf'ers to keep f*cking us. Ask me & I say THAT is the REALL *****!
I would NEVER rat on a friend to save my own ***! I would & have taken the fall plenty before & kept my mouth shut. It's just the honor code.
So unless we're talking that kinda situation, I'm sorry but "snitches get stitches" = honor among thieves.
You know what, you boys have grown to taking not snitching wayyyyy beyond what it should.
Snitching is snitching & wrong when you were doing wrong **** too but rolled over on your boy to save your own ***!
For example-- You DON'T squeal, if you're busting wheelies or running from the cops, you get caught & your bud gets away, and cops let you off easy if you spill his name.
But some lowlife bike thief that you don't know is stealing bikes from people you do know all around you, why the F are you going to help his *** out and protect him?????? That ain't snitching bro! That's justice! To do nothing is to be a *****!
You guys keep saying the cops don't do ****... Well that's partly your own f*cking fault, do you even see that? They CAN'T do anything when everyone who can help is too much of a ***** to stop the piece of ****! And in the end because the pussies who know are too scared or stupid to do step up, the cops' hands are tied, time & money is wasted, nobody ever gets caught, so they stop caring!! And then you bitch that they don't care. HA! Stfu.
But "Oh well, I'll leave it to the cops & insurance, they'll do a fast easy pain-free job of taking care of it all, right?"
Yeah tell me that's how it worked out for 90% of us... If you believe that, chances are that ****'s never happened to you, yet.
Sure let's keep our mouths shut because we're afraid mr. bad guy is gonna come **** US up for standing up for ourselves... HA! For real? B*itch let HIM be afraid HE'S gonna get fucked up for what he did & deserves!!!! Put him away and he won't be coming back, he took the risk and caught the consequences and got what he deserved. That's his own f'n fault. You think he's gonna come back for more trouble from you?
Shutting down a lowlife scumbag that steals from us & costs all of us money either by raising expensive insurance rates or getting f*cked tryng to replace uninsured bikes because the insurance was too high to afford, that is not snitching unless you were helping him and spilled to save your own ***.
By the psychology of half you dumbasses then reporting your bike stoen would qualify as snitching.
By just letting people take our **** or our friends ****, not putting a stop to it, all we do is enable the lowlife mf'ers to keep f*cking us. Ask me & I say THAT is the REALL *****!
I would NEVER rat on a friend to save my own ***! I would & have taken the fall plenty before & kept my mouth shut. It's just the honor code.
So unless we're talking that kinda situation, I'm sorry but "snitches get stitches" = honor among thieves.
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From: Stuntshine State, FL USA
Re: To Snitch? Or Not To Snitch?
you have a big problem, the cop already knows you know something. And why are you friends with a f'king thief anyway, ditch that kid as a friend, I don't cover for people that steal bikes, that is some bullshit. The cops are probably thinking your in on it somehow since your not answering the phone now.
EXACTLY. Good post, I had to rescue it out of the depths of postwhoring where it was buried.
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Re: To Snitch? Or Not To Snitch?
If anyone takes one of my friends bikes and I know about it, I will not only let them know where their **** is, I will want to be party to the righteous violence to follow.
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From: Lima, ohio
Re: To Snitch? Or Not To Snitch?
fck the cops tell your boy who stole his bike and let him wooop ole boys . no snitching to the 5 0's let them figure there own **** out!! tell your boy before your bike is next!
. no snitching to the 5 0's let them figure there own **** out!! tell your boy before your bike is next! 
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Re: To Snitch? Or Not To Snitch?
The Kid who got his bike stolen wants to ******* sue the guy, he was almost in tears that his $4k gatlin chrome wheels were scratched. Hes all for getting him nailed so he can squeese money out of him.
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You guys read the post added 2+2 and got 10. No where in any of this did I say my boy did it. I know him as he sells parts localy off craigslist, come to find out he steals the bikes and parts them. He also stole a good friend of mine GSX-R and the exact aftermarket parts on that bike turned up for sale the week after. The cops did recover the bike on the other end of florida with all the parts listed missing. I bought some parts for an old F2 I fixed and sold. I met him face to face, I even commented where I lived as hes a walk through the bushes away. He has my phone number still as I would call and see what he had from time to time untill about 6 months ago the ads for my boys stolen parts came on CL with his number. He had stated he chopped aution insurance bikes and I had no reason to doubt him.
The Kid who got his bike stolen wants to ******* sue the guy, he was almost in tears that his $4k gatlin chrome wheels were scratched. Hes all for getting him nailed so he can squeese money out of him.
The Kid who got his bike stolen wants to ******* sue the guy, he was almost in tears that his $4k gatlin chrome wheels were scratched. Hes all for getting him nailed so he can squeese money out of him.
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You guys read the post added 2+2 and got 10. No where in any of this did I say my boy did it. I know him as he sells parts localy off craigslist, come to find out he steals the bikes and parts them. He also stole a good friend of mine GSX-R and the exact aftermarket parts on that bike turned up for sale the week after. The cops did recover the bike on the other end of florida with all the parts listed missing. I bought some parts for an old F2 I fixed and sold. I met him face to face, I even commented where I lived as hes a walk through the bushes away. He has my phone number still as I would call and see what he had from time to time untill about 6 months ago the ads for my boys stolen parts came on CL with his number. He had stated he chopped aution insurance bikes and I had no reason to doubt him.
The Kid who got his bike stolen wants to ******* sue the guy, he was almost in tears that his $4k gatlin chrome wheels were scratched. Hes all for getting him nailed so he can squeese money out of him.
The Kid who got his bike stolen wants to ******* sue the guy, he was almost in tears that his $4k gatlin chrome wheels were scratched. Hes all for getting him nailed so he can squeese money out of him.
Last edited by Josh911R6; Jan 28, 2009 at 10:43 AM.
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I bet you would say diffrent If it accually happened to you .
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Re: To Snitch? Or Not To Snitch?
So.... Sunday I find myself in a interesting situation.. I live off a main highway on a 1 mile strech of paved road before the road turnds to dirt and your enter Hazard County if you can figure that out. Im on my way home and I see this older biker looking guy sitting on his restored Indian in the middle of the road. I pull behind him and he waves me bye and I pull up next to him thinking hes broken down. I pull up to see whats up and i look over and see someone off in the woods sitting on a busa. He tells me his son just lost control of the bike and went off in the bushes. I ask if they need help pulling it out and he tells me they got it and I go home.
About an hour later I get on the bike and start to pull out of the development and see ******* cops everywhere. I pull up next to the Sheriff car and see them walk out of the woods on the bike. I ask if the guy just left the bike out there and he tell me yea, and asks if i saw who did it. I say yea and he replies the guy on the red bike? At this point I know something up and stop giving info, he asks for my info and I gave him my card and leave.
The prob is I know the kid on the bike, he got busted for stealing my friends bike. His family lives down that road, thats where he parts the bikes at. The detective is blowing up my phone, they have put 2&2 together and want me to ID the guy. Now the kid who got his bike back got my number from the report and wants to know who he is.
I dont steal ****, I dont wanna be involved in it the kid got his bike back. This dude is a criminal, I got no doubt he will **** with my ****. Am I wrong here for just wanting to be left alone?
About an hour later I get on the bike and start to pull out of the development and see ******* cops everywhere. I pull up next to the Sheriff car and see them walk out of the woods on the bike. I ask if the guy just left the bike out there and he tell me yea, and asks if i saw who did it. I say yea and he replies the guy on the red bike? At this point I know something up and stop giving info, he asks for my info and I gave him my card and leave.
The prob is I know the kid on the bike, he got busted for stealing my friends bike. His family lives down that road, thats where he parts the bikes at. The detective is blowing up my phone, they have put 2&2 together and want me to ID the guy. Now the kid who got his bike back got my number from the report and wants to know who he is.
I dont steal ****, I dont wanna be involved in it the kid got his bike back. This dude is a criminal, I got no doubt he will **** with my ****. Am I wrong here for just wanting to be left alone?
I didnt read the pages and pages about this but my
Is u dont know ****. Why be a snitch. If the cops are good at what they do then they will catch him. If he keeps it up 1 day he will. U never know what ppl will do especially if u dont know dude. He could do some **** alot worse then steal ur bike. If it was me i wouldnt say ****. See no evil, Hear no evil, Speak no evil..... 
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It's not postwhorig, it's thread hijacking... there's a diffrence... post ****** care about their count going up... they can turn mine off, I don't give a ****... it's about the pure sport of hijacking a thread that just takes common sense to answer... If you need to ask people what to do in life then you got a big problem... you either know right from wrong or you don't... either way, human beings are capable of decision making... whether it's the RIGHT answer or not is debatable in this situation, but why bother asking on here? This site is full of haters and goons so you can't expect to get a decent response on a thread like this... We saved him by hijacking this thread...
and were back... and after only 2 hours of sleep.
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