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Residential Burglary
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INTRODUCTION:
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So you REALLY want to be a criminal now, eh? Well, this file should show
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you the correct ways and aspects of 'breaking' into this highly rewarding
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career. Some files which I also recommend reading are any ASCII files
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concerning security, and/or stealth combat.
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TOOLS OF THE TRADE:
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For maximum effectiveness, take a good glass cutter, a screwdriver (both
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standard and philupshead), a crowbar (optional), large nilon bag (1 at least),
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good boot knife or dagger, spray foam insulation, duck tape, flashlight, and
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a vehicle of some sorts (preferably a car or truck).
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Make sure the spray foam insulation is quick-drying, this is VERY important
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and I'll tell you why later on.
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Take the crowbar only if you feel the job requires it, a crowbar is EXTREAM
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and should be avoided, because it not only slows you down, but is noisy and
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bulky as well.
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THE BASICS:
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You want to case the house first (which will be described later) and make
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sure there is NO deviation. When you finally decide it's the right time (it
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doesn't make much of a difference if it's day or night, but night is more of
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a prefered time for obvious reasons). Once in, be quick and cautious, take
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only the things you either want or can sell quickly. Anything big (like TV's,
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VCR's, and Sterios) should be left for the pro's. When you are ready to go
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make sure you leave the same way you came in. Once out, take a quick route
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back to the car and make sure you can't be observed by anyone. Be smart and
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DON'T go near the house after robbing it, the police almost always go by the
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saying "The criminal will return to the scene of the crime."
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CASING THE HOUSE:
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First, try to get a general idea of how the house is layed out, and make a
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semi-detailed map of the outside, ajacent area, and all of the houses' windows
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and doors. Also map out all the streets, houses, and landmarks for about 2
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blocks of all directions of the house. Watch and record the activities which
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normally are going on, such as cars, people, lights (inside houses), etc.
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Once you have found all of that info, plan out the best way to approch and
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leave the house, preferably the darkest/least housed direction. Make at least
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two other alternate escape routes! Also figure out which way the police would
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probably come from.
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POPULAR MISCONCEPTIONS:
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A glasscutter does NOT just cut right through the class and then you simply
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push a piece of the window in. A glasscutter simply makes it possible to
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break the glass neatly and evenly. You also must exert a fair amount of force
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when cutting, you can't just swing it across and expect it to break well.
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GAINING ENTRANCE:
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Widows are a houses main weakspot. Find a suitable window, and examine it
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totally! Look for a magnetic switch somewhere on the frame... if none is
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present, then try to push on the window and slide it in the direction that
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opens it, like this:
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STANDARD LOCK
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LOCK WINDOW (OPENS)
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\ / +----++--------
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]=_______+-------=[ +___/ +--------
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/ ^ //
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WINDOW '|` PUSH THIS ------+-+ LOCK LIFTS
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(DOESN'T OPEN) | WAY! --------+ TO OPEN
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You are trying to push the window so that the lock moves away from the stop-
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pers. If this doesn't work, then take the glasscutter and cut a straight line
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accross, about in the middle of it. Then take the duck tape, and place it
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along the line, making the line the duck tapes center. Then pull all of the
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black molding around the window out, and throw it out of the way. Then take
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the screwdriver and pry the bottom of the glass out of the frame. Once this
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is achieved, the rest is easy, pull it out to a little ways past the duck tape
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and hit it (like a karate chop) and it should break evenly and with very little
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sound.
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Once in, take time to look at all the neighboring houses, and try to see if
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there's any abnormal activity. If so, and you think it's about you, get out!
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OBSTICALS:
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If there is an exterior alarm bell box, take the philupshead screwdriver and
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punch a hole through part of the plastic. Then take the foam insulation and
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fill up the alarm box with it. Allow at least 5 minutes for it to dry! Once
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dry, the foam will either stop the bell from sounding, or muffle it down to
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nothing.
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If there is a magnetic switch attached to the window and you want to disarm
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it, examine it first! If it looks like it's expensive, don't mess with it!
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Some are wired to go off when you open'em. If it's Radio Shack or some other
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fairly lame company, take it appart and see if the magnet is holding the
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wires together or appart. If it's holding the wires appart, then cut both
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wires going to the alarm. That means when the alarm gets current, like from
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you junctioning across or opening the window, that the alarm sounds. If the
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magnet is holding the wires together, then junction across the two wires, and
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then cut the wires going to the box. The same holds true to the door alarms.
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If you are in doubt about how the alarm is wired, DON'T TOUCH IT! Since you
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obviously haven't tripped it yet, there's a good chance you won't!
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I've found dogs to be the least of all threats. Most of the time the dog is
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happy to see anyone, and if you pet it it'll leave you alone. Some dogs can
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be bastards though, and just throwing some meat over the fence almost always
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works. Poodles are waste dogs and need to be killed because they make so much
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noise, and believe me, the meat only stops them from barking for a few minutes.
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Silent alarms a VERY rare due to the cost of'em, but just to be safe, it's
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always good to cut the phone lines. If you are in the house, find the alarm,
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and realize it's a silent one (a phone outlet in the back is a dead giveaway)
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then get the hell out of there! But make sure you go out the same way you got
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in! There's no reason to trip it for sure if it's possible you didn't.
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Neighborhood Watch is nothing more than a pain in the ass, especially when
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it comes to casing the house. They are very active during the day, and almost
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dead at night (since most of them are old shits).
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ONCE IN:
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Once in, examine every room carefully. Most people will stash money in with
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their underwear (mostly it's in the guys drawer). Also check the vents, power
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outlets, and refigerator/freezer for abnormal stuff, lot's of people buy those
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stupid-shit money holders.
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If there is a safe, save it for last and only mess with it if you've got
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enough time. I won't go into geting into safe's unless there is some demand,
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since safes are rarely found.
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Do not vandalize the house, that just draws more attention to the case and
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attention is one thing you DON'T want, for obvious reasons...
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GETTING OUT:
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Once again, check all of the neighbors houses for activity, if there's none,
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leave the SAME WAY YOU GOT IN! I can't enhasize that point enough! You don't
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always know when there's an alarm system, even after you've been through the
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house, and you don't want the cops around too soon. Leave by following one
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of your escape paths, and go for your vehicle. Once there, drive off, not
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directly to your house, but not the opposite direction, and see if you are
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being followed (which is VERY rare, but you should take the time to check).
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Do not store most of the stuff at your house... put it at a friends house or
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stash it somewhere. Because if the cops come, the first place they'll look
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is your house.
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THE GETAWAY CAR:
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Your car should be fast, but not like a Porche or anything like that, those
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cars draw too much attention. You should also make it a black color, if at
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all possible. You may also want to remove your plates if you want to be extra
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careful. And make sure it has a full tank of gas!
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OVERCOMING OBSTICLES -ALARM SYSTEMS:
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Alarm systems are by far a burglers worst enemy, but if you're determined
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enough, and the house contains something valuable, there are many ways around
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even the best.
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CIRCUIT SYSTEM:
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This is the most common, the one in which if you open a door or window, you
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break the circuit and a the alarm sounds... Standard. If the bell is outside,
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refer to my first file, if it's inside, continue reading. Get a hand drill and
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a small pen saw. If the door looks like this:
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+------+ _________
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|[][][]| | ------- | This is like paneling that
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|[][][]| CLOSE-UP || || is sunk in on the sides and
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|o [][]| <-------------- || || stickes out in the middle,
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|[][][]| |._______.| very common design.
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+------+ |_________|
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Then you're set, just take the hand drill, and drill a hole in the upper
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corner of the panel that's below the doorknob. Then take the pen saw and cut
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the panel out... reach in (hoping there isn't a friendly dog) and unlock the
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door. Stick your head in the door and locate the alarm part connected to the
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door, strip thw wires WITHOUT CUTTING THEM and check the voltage in each wire.
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If there's current in one, and none in the other, cut the wires and open the
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door. If there's current in both, junction accross them and then cut the
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leads going to the door. Open the door, and enter cautiously! Once inside,
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replace the panel and tape it from the inside, so any passerby won't be
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suspicious and report this strange event to the proper athorities.
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If they don't have a suitable door like that you can always cut through the
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wall and do it that way (not advisable).
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MOTION SYSTEMS:
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This is becoming more and more common every year. The best way is to see if
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it's silent or bell. If it's bell, refer to my first file. If it's a silent
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alarm, refer to the Silent System section.
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SILENT SYSTEMS:
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These are the silent alarms that either call the cops or call the security
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company who in turn calls the cops. Write down the name of the company (it's
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written all over those stupid stickers that have a lighning bolt and say shit
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like "Don't fuck with this house. It's protected by Zippi Alarm Systems If
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any questions or comments call us at SAF-HOME (123-4567)). Call up Zippi and
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say 'Hi, I want to test my alarm so please disconnect the system for an hour
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or so so the police aren't bothered.' Zippi most of the time (being nieve)
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will say 'Daaahh, OK.' and you're set.
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CALL BEFORE YOU LEAP:
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Go to a local pay phone, dial the number, let it ring about 20 times, if no
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one answers, leave the phone off the hook and get over there. If the phone
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at their house is still ringing, there's a pretty good chance that there is a
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nice EMPTY house waiting to be plucked.
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HOW SAFE ARE SAFE'S:
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On some safe's you can take a screwdriver, place it on the dial, and hit the
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dial off. Then just pound on the locking mechanism, literally beating the guts
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out of it. Some safes, however, have a iron locking thing which only spreads
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out, making the situation worse then before.
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HIDING PLACES:
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People hide money EVERYWHERE. In the bathroom, closet, dressers, everywhere.
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Money is almost never hidden in young kids rooms because the kid might find
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the money and play with the shit. When searching the room/closet/whatever,
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work from the bottom up. That way the shit you cover up when you're knocking
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down on the top shelf won't hinder you at the bottom. Don't try to be neat or
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clean, you won't have to clean up the stuff so be as messy as you want.
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ESCAPE ROUTES:
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Make sure to go through a house first and find at least one other escape
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route, like the back door, and make sure nothings blocking it, and that it's
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not locked, etc...
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CHOICE HOUSES:
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A house on the corner is almost always better for a day robbery, because you
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don't have to worry about neighbors on both sides of you. At night, a house
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with neighbors on both sides is almost always better because that way you are
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not near a light (lights on the corner of a block).
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STORE TACTICS:
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There's only one really GREAT way to nail stores in a big way, got to an out-
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door mall, and find the store you want to hit (like a jewelry store). And
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closely examine the alarm system. Then examine the ajoining stores secuirity.
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Find the weakest, break into it, and go through the walls until you reach the
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store you want.
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Another method is to have a 'Indoor man', who is someone who goes into the
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store, and hides somewhere, once the store closes and everyone's gone, he
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comes out, and disarms the alarm from the inside.
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PATTERN TACTIC:
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As things work out, most burglers will gain entry into houses the same way
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every time, until they get caught doing it that way, or they find a better
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way. So, a guy who climbs awnings and then breaks a window to get in will
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probably continue to do so that way until he either learns how to pick locks
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or gets caught doing it that way.
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COVERING YOUR TRACKS:
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Once you master picking locks, and are very successful at robing houses, do
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this... Pick the lock, rob the house, and once everything is in your car,
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break a window, thus making it appear to be an amature.
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Commercial Burglary
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INTRODUCTION
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Hello and welcome, to the conclusion of the Robbing Houses Trilogy (Boy, I
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am starting to feel like one of those Dragonlance Authors). I'm back, and
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with a vengence towards all authority and law... Shit, who needs 'em? Ok,
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this is a followup to the first two which dealt mainly with private home
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burgalery, which can be profitable and fun, but not nearly as in the case
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of commercial burgaleries (Forgive the mispelled title, but 2 M's just would
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NOT fit!). Fortunantly for us, the theives of todays modern world, laws
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help to protect us from the laws which we willingly violate. On the average
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commercial burgalers get half to one-third the punishment of those who do
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home robberies. Why is this? you might ask... Well, it's simple... The laws
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are the same, but our loving government doesn't frown upon infringing upon
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a business, as much as that of an individual. And since in most cases these
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types of crimes are the plea-barganers dream, you rarely see a jury trial.
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The more personal explanation is this, a person (including the judge) looks
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at someone who breaks into family homes like this "Hmmm... If I don't throw
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the book at him, he might break into my house.", whereas with businesses its
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more like this "Hmmm... I never really liked Radio Shack anyways...". Well,
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you get the general idea, residental burgaleries tend to hit too close to
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home (oh, what an awful pun!). Most of the same techniques apply to these
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type of breakins, although for the most part they tend to be easier.
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I have one question to pose for all you deviants out there... Why is it
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almost all the fraud-only groups turn out lame? Hmmm, the world may never
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know. Make sure to check out the other files I've written, and your nearest
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H/P dealer...
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As usual this carries the official Video Vindicator disclaimer, which
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basically states I take full responsibity for manipulating you into breaking
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into businesses, and I really secretly placed subliminal messages in my
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ASCII title art. Ok course, I take ABSOLUTELY NO responsibility for any
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legal uses found within this file, and make no claims, applied or real,
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towards the true existance of God. Thank you for your time.
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PLUS'S TOWARDS COMMERCIAL BREAKINS
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One of the most evident advantages of breaking into businesses is the fact
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that most likely after hours it will be deserted, and you pretty much have
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a good idea of when the people are slated to arrive the next day. This
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leaves out the always-present fear that someone will stumble into you why
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you're having a little uninvited party.
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Another plus to businesses is the fact that they tend to have just what
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you're looking for, since you pick them specifically for that purpose. And
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everyone knows new merchandise is much easier to sell than 'previously-
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owned' stuff.
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Businesses also tend to have either great locations, are great back
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entrances into them. This can make your life alot easier. Some older ones
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it could be possible to go in through the ceiling. Never pass this over,
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since it bypasses all primary security systems (but not motion...).
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The benefits, in my option, tend to outweight the ones involved in home,
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and tied in with the fact that they both share the same risk, but one a
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lesser punishment, is enough for me. Most of the file, I recap a couple of
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place's I've hit, and how I did them, so you can do them in your area. Make
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sure you have a reason to hit each one, and try to change your MO (Method of
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Operation) fairly ofter. Like go in through the window of one, then the
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roof of the other, etc...
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AHHH... RADIO SHACK
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I just HAD to break into this joke, since they always brag to customers
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about their 'high-tech' security system. What a laught. First off, locate
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the phone lines out. Unusally they are located on the top of the building,
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although some are on the side. Now, cut EVERY fucking wire in the thing...
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Wow, no phone - no call... Pretty simple, huh? Next take and hit the main
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window with the crowbar, the alarm won't go off for 15-30 sec (depending on
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weither they can figure out how to set it). During this time break the rest
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of the glass out of the window, so it isn't quite so obvious that its broken.
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Now run and hid somewhere that you can watch it from, after about 10 minutes
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the alarm will reset and stop. Now, Radio Shack is the only place you can
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do this type of raid on, since their system main bell is located inside the
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building, SEVERLY limiting the effective sound range, and combined with the
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fact it's probably in a business district, no one should be around to hear
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it's faint sounds. I personally prefer Friday or Saturday night around 11 or
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12, since the cops are occupied elsewhere busting parties. Next, after the
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alarm resets, and you're sure that there is noone coming to pay you a visit,
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jump in through the window and run back into the storage area, this is
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usually where the bell is located. It should start up again shortly, but
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this time grab the bell and/or wires and rip the damn thing down. Now you
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have successfully disarmed their best alarm system. I personnally feel a
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little more gratification by smashing the unit itself with the crowber, just
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for added effect. Now just rape the place and get out. Nothing could be
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simpler.
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Now here's one advantage to picking Radio Shack as one of your first hits,
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if you go in before, usually 2 or 3 weeks, you can ask any question that
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comes to mind concerning their alarm (and getting around it) to any of their
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highly trained (Ya, right.), professional salestaff. This way you can see
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if their system differs from any of the ones I've hit.
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Some things that you should definantly get while in there are the following
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items: A Police Scanner (the 20 channel version), 4 good walkie-talkies (in
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case you want to include some others on your next raid), their 386-sx laptop
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computer (for hacking, since it you're forced to leave it somewhere, at least
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you only left a fucking Tandy), and anything else that might be benefical
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to an up-and-coming criminal.
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UNITED PARCEL SERVICE (UPS)
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UPS is GREAT. This place doesn't know the meaning of the word security.
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I hit these losers 8 times before they finally caught on! This is a good
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job for all those who don't want to physically go into a building, but still
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want a lot of shit. UPS is kinda like a free-for-all in a mall, since you
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don't know what the hell you're going to find in the trucks. Anyways, heres
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what you do.
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UPS has this nasty habit of parking their semi's full of packages in the
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back of their parking lot on Saturday night. One note, Saturday is the ONLY
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night you can do this, since they open and close so damn late every other
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night. Anyways, all you do is take a bolt cutter with you, and pick a good
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looking semi in the back... Cut the little lock-ie-thing (it's not a real
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lock, just some wierd reusable metal thingy), slide the back open and WALA,
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you're in! Like I said, security? I found it was best to just say forget
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neatness and jump into the back, throwing out boxes that you don't want.
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Now, I personally look at the return address, if it sounds like something
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I'm interested, I toss it into the back of the car, if not, on the ground
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it goes.
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One variant you might want to try (which I have not), would be to insure
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some empty box for a totally high amount, and send it Saturday afternoon (so
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you know it's in the semi), then look specifically for it. When it's gone,
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UPS forks over the insured value... in cash... very convienient.
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UPS also seems to loop security blankly in the face, and place their office
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in the middle of nowhere... Making it very obvious for you if anyone is
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approaching. I personally would have 3 people on a job like this. One would
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be in the truck, searching through the boxes. One would be sorting through
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the one he throws down, and placing them in the vehicle. The final would be
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waiting in the vehicle, listening to scanner to have a little warning if
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any pig got the idea to come out and nose around. Only the first two should
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be in walkie-talkie contact, but the third should have easy access to one,
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so he doesn't get distracted from the scanner by the first two talking. You
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can look at up to 6 hours there safely! Make sure to case it out first so
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you have a good idea of just how long you really do have.
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Here's a little side note on all the times I did it. The first three times
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were fine, but on the fourth they placed the semi's back-to-back, so you
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can't get it. So solve this, cut the hydrolic cables at the front, on both,
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and they will 'kneel' so you can get it! On the fifth attempt type moved
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all the semi's into the building and left the little brown trucks outside,
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so I went around and vandalized EVERY one. Needless to say, the semi's were
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out the next weekend, but so were the cops, so I skipped that one. Finally
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they wised up, paid their people mass-overtime, and cleaned out the semi's
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before I got there... So hopefully you can apply this to your own situation.
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THE POST OFFICE
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You probably are thinking, Why the hell you would you want to break into
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the post office? Well, the answer is simple, you see, every PO is your area
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has a postal key, which will open EVERY big blue mailbox, EVERY apt complex
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letterboxes, EVERY place a postman might go! It's a large, easy to duplicate
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key that looks kinda like this:
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## ## ####
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#### ## ### ######## This is like a VERY crude
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####### #### ##### ##### ## drawing of what they actually
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################################# ## look like, but you get the
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####### #### ##### ##### ## general idea. It's about 3x
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#### ## ### ######## the size of a normal key.
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## ## ####
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The left side is just a mirror image of the right. You could easily copy it
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if you have a shop class and access to like those metal folders and cutters.
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Usually it is kept towards the back of the PO, in a big chain-link cage...
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Which you can cut through with bolt cutters. Once again, like UPS, choose to
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do it on a Saturday night, so you have no fear of being discovered. There
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are some negative and positive things about this place that I should mention,
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It is a federal building, so therefore a federal offense when breaking in...
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So roughly translated what this means is don't get caught. The plus is no
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matter how many times you break in, they will never put in an alarm, and they
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will only strengthen security the way you got in (just as stupid as UPS). I
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remember the first time we broke in, we went in through the back door, it
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opened out, so we just removed the little hing-things and took the door off.
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The second time they made a door that opened in, but made out of cheap wood,
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so we kicked it in. The third time they made it a steel door, but they left
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a fucking window in it, so we broke the window and reached in to unlock it.
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The fourth time they made an all-steel door, no window, so we went in through
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a cheap skylight in the roof. The fifth (yes, five fucking times!) we just
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smashed one of the windows on the side and went in through that. The post
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office was like on of out little hobbies... There really wasn't much to take,
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but it sure was fun breaking in!
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FILE LIST
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Since a couple of people asked me for a list of files I've written, I just
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decided to toss it on this file, so here they are, in no real order...
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BIC BALISTICS THE ROCK BOX
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CARDING, MY WAY (3 parts) ROBBING HOUSES (3 parts)
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CAR SABOTAGE WHERE TO GET WEAPONS
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and of course...
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UNCONVENTIONAL WARFARE, DEVICES & TECHNIQUES (6 parts)
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Here's a couple that are in the works, and will hopefully be released soon
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as well...
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CBI ACCOUNTS & LOCATION HELPER - Lists alot of the CBI accounts
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and their appropriate companies.
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Also includes a more complete
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breakdown of how to decrypt acnts.
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RELEASE DATE AROUND 09/91
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AUTO THEFT, A PRACTICAL APPROACH - Not another bullshit file on
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stealing cars, this covers every
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topic, including getting a stolen
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one registerd! (I've done it)
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RELEASE DATE AROUND 10/91
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IDENTITY HOPING, FOR FUN & PROFIT - Will cover how to take over
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someones identity, and do eveything
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from get an ID to getting loans!
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RELEASE DATE AROUND 11/91
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