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Have found out on further examination that head unit been jemmied and bent part to get cd in/out so can't change cd's at all. Hopefully can get put back in place. As pissed off as I am with the mechanic knowing that the thief will get a slap on the wrist at court pisses me off even more. It's almost as if the laws protect C%^% like this.

As pissed off as I am with the mechanic knowing that the thief will get a slap on the wrist at court pisses me off even more. It's almost as if the laws protect C%^% like this.

the law is to deter and rehabilitate, not to f@ck them up even more.

he'll get something

Have found out on further examination that head unit been jemmied and bent part to get cd in/out so can't change cd's at all. Hopefully can get put back in place. As pissed off as I am with the mechanic knowing that the thief will get a slap on the wrist at court pisses me off even more. It's almost as if the laws protect C%^% like this.

unfortunately you are right...

they do get just a slap on the wrist and get back out there and do it all over again meanwhile honest working taxpayers like us get shafted with every cost on this cycle...

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