Steve, I don't think we can repeat that advice enough. See the post following yours.

I happen to believe you both. However keep in mind that a thread is on a continuum so that a reader may have read every post however by the time he completes his comments a number of post already completed may have finally reached the thread before his/hers'......

Its usually rather obvious when a poster never read anything but the OP.

WHERE does he live?

that's not the Village of Hacienda at Mission hills....look at the red brick building and the white trim around the windows....

As posted, the theft happened in Haciendas of Mission Hills. The thief was chased and pictures taken behind the LSL Sales Center area. He has been identified and his work location has been notified. That is all that can be shared for the moment. The Sheriff is looking after things. The neighborhood did the sleuth work and tracked down where he worked via his clothing. He was a walking (peddling) advertisement for his employer unfortunately.

Ah HAH!

Yours was quite the astute observation, Gracie!! My laugh for the day. :BigApplause::D

The article said he dumped the packages.

I hope those of you in your neighborhood who are grateful to the concrete worker will give him a big Christmas/gratitude tip! He put himself at some risk for this, God bless him.

Todays paper: Two TVs stolen on Dec 10nth, as they were left unattended for nearly a day in a home at Lakeshore Cottages at Lake Sumter Landing. Two Samsung 40" TVs. Don't think someone can ride a bike and carry two TVs at the same time!!! Hope they catch up with this person too

The image of that boy on the bicycle is on my mind.


I think that by the time a person is of this age, not much can change their ethics. I think most of us really made an issue of stealing when kids were really little, and that has a chance of sticking with them.


How ashamed his parents must be.


BUT...How old do you think he is?

Perhaps that's a logo on the guy's red hat? aldi? I don't shop there so I dunno..this is a really cool story! thanks for sharing it.

The hat has nothing to do with where he worked. We know where he works(or by this time worked). It was on his tee shirt. No matter, the sheriff was going to deal with it yesterday and the employer is in the loop fully. Case solved for Mission Hills.

Sorry if this already posted
 

I did not see this posted already, but then again I easily could have missed it for which I apologize. Here is a nice article summing it up....

Villager chases bicycle bandit who stole her UPS packages