[Summit] Summit Digest, Vol 63, Issue 45

[Breslers]

They came with a fake "pizza delivery" to us one time.  Our door was open
because we were expecting a music student any minute.
As they were about to walk in, they were apparently concentrating on who
they might meet inside,  when  the music student and his large father
suddenly came up behind the two of them. One tried to maintain the pizza
delivery facade, but the other dropped the (cold) pizza and bolted, so his
friend followed. The father told us what happened.

We are more careful now.

Too bad they can't apply their inventiveness to more constructive purposes.

Mrs B

On Tue, Jun 29, 2010 at 8:09 AM, Karen Klingon <kklingon at earthlink.net>wrote:

> Mary,
>
> I think it would be a good idea to report the Michael-seekers to the
> police.
>
> Five or so years ago I had an encounter with two young (14-year-old) men. I
> heard someone try to open my screen door, which fortunately was hooked
> closed. (Our front door was open.) I went to the door quickly and the boys
> claimed they were looking for a friend. After they left, I decided to call
> the police. They were found and arrested nearby. One had a cell phone in his
> pocket that had been stolen from a house on the East Side. The boys' modus
> operandi was to walk into an unlocked door, quickly grab a cell phone,
> purse, wallet, etc.--whatever was in sight--and walk out without having been
> noticed. They'd been doing this all over the East Side, according to the
> police officer who took my account of what had happened.
>
> So be sure to keep your doors locked and keep valuables away from windows
> and doors.
>
> Karen
> Chace Drive
> On Jun 29, 2010, at 7:55 AM, summit-request at sna.providence.ri.us wrote:
>
>
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