[!Adam!]

A DYE NT Black/Gold Collector's Edition was stolen from CC Paintball in Corona,CA.

Looky here: http://www.pbnation....d.php?t=3453994

[Ollie63]

Damn, how does someone just take of with an NT though?

[TheGuy]

Ollie63, on 29 August 2010 - 11:13 AM, said:

Damn, how does someone just take of with an NT though?

it was on a gun stand behind the counter and he hopped the counter and took off. Not very hard especially if no employees were nearby.

[LozzerGuide]

That sucks.

[sk8np8nt]

i find it kinda amazing how that guy just grabbed that dutch. If there wasnt a camera thatd be the perfect crime haha.

[Rawrr]

well.. a perfectly good condition NT sitting right there with no one watching sooo tempting :Pbut thats just wrong...

[!Adam!]

If I was in his position seeing a Collectors Edition NT, which no one watching, I would Insta-Jizz my pants.

[TechPB-Mike]

I changed your title description, we don't talk like that over here bro.

It's all good, I hope they catch that asshole

[!Adam!]

^

Aight thx. I don't see how they aren't gonna catch him, they know his race & car, and how is he gonna use a collector edition NT without getting noticed or sell it without getting noticed.

[AznEastside]

Hope they get this guy.

[Sme11thegl0ve]

!Adam!, on 29 August 2010 - 01:54 PM, said:

^

Aight thx. I don't see how they aren't gonna catch him, they know his race & car, and how is he gonna use a collector edition NT without getting noticed or sell it without getting noticed.

Pretty much you can't. A normal NT sticks out like hell on paintball fields, even more so if it's a limited edition model. This dude is pretty much screwed unless he wants to just shoot it in the backyard.

EDIT: The serial number is posted on PBN. No way in heck can he sell it there. That's good

This post has been edited by Sme11thegl0ve: 29 August 2010 - 02:03 PM

[Aulldeath]

This is what I don't get about most thiefs, why the hell steal something like a extremely rare paintball gun, that you will NEVER be able to sell, NEVER be able to take to a field, NEVER be able to use other then in your back yard. You can't even brag about owning a NT, because eventually someone will realize "Hey, that was a stolen gun".

[MUNK3H]

watch ebay for that shit or if they want to get it gone fast keep an eye out for them selling it on the streets fucking scum bag needs to realize shit like that is what makes shops lose cash.

This post has been edited by MUNK3H: 30 August 2010 - 01:02 AM

[TK-421]

Aulldeath, on 30 August 2010 - 12:35 AM, said:

This is what I don't get about most thiefs, why the hell steal something like a extremely rare paintball gun, that you will NEVER be able to sell, NEVER be able to take to a field, NEVER be able to use other then in your back yard. You can't even brag about owning a NT, because eventually someone will realize "Hey, that was a stolen gun".

My guess is it's already sold and they're happy with their money. And some people do it just to be an asshole and keep other people from having it, and make the store lose money.

[ken_dawg13]

It wouldn't be hard to sell it to a pawn shop for 1/10 of what its worth, then its the pawn shop's problem and I doubt they check out PBN.

[Aulldeath]

ken_dawg13, on 30 August 2010 - 02:06 AM, said:

It wouldn't be hard to sell it to a pawn shop for 1/10 of what its worth, then its the pawn shop's problem and I doubt they check out PBN.

I doubt they check it too, but think about it, the people it was stolen from most likely filed a police report, and pawn shop owners check the list of items for ANYTHING that could be stolen, then they get all the information, and send it to the police if it matches one of the items on the list. I highly doubt he could have pawned it.

[Latsabb]

Aulldeath, on 30 August 2010 - 02:42 AM, said:

ken_dawg13, on 30 August 2010 - 02:06 AM, said:

It wouldn't be hard to sell it to a pawn shop for 1/10 of what its worth, then its the pawn shop's problem and I doubt they check out PBN.

I doubt they check it too, but think about it, the people it was stolen from most likely filed a police report, and pawn shop owners check the list of items for ANYTHING that could be stolen, then they get all the information, and send it to the police if it matches one of the items on the list. I highly doubt he could have pawned it.

Yeah... No. A by the book, reputable pawn shop, sure. But I am sorry... The average pawn shop knows half or more of the stuff they get in is stolen. Most dont care, and are certainly not out searching for things to turn in. Without thieves stealing things and selling them stupid cheap, pawn shops don't stay in business. They know this, and that is why most wont bite the hand that feeds them.

[ken_dawg13]

I had a buddy who's car was broken into in his garage and the people stole all his snowboarding gear which included 3 snowboards and other gear. He checked at the pawn shops like every day then like 2 weeks later they showed up at a Pawn America and he let them know the items were stolen and showed them the police report and asked them to pull the items aside until the investigator showed up and they refused and left them on the sale floor hopping to sell them real quick, because they don't keep track of who buys things, so if it sells then there is no way of tracking the items. A few hours later the investigator showed up and my buddy left with some of the items that were stolen from him and they got the info on the guy that pawned them.

[Aulldeath]

Well, then, LEGALLY, they are supposed to check police reports for stolen items, its one of the reasons they need a police scanner.

[Latsabb]

Aulldeath, on 30 August 2010 - 03:16 AM, said:

Well, then, LEGALLY, they are supposed to check police reports for stolen items, its one of the reasons they need a police scanner.

Ah... Black and white. Such wonderful colors on paper.