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PORSCHE STOLEN FROM PETROL STATION

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Heard a story today from Melbourne,Australia (I'm in Sydney, Australia) A man had filled his Porsche with petrol, left the keys in the ignition, and went inside to pay.His wife was still in the car asleep!!.
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Heard a story today from Melbourne,Australia (I'm in Sydney, Australia) A man had filled his Porsche with petrol, left the keys in the ignition, and went inside to pay.His wife was still in the car asleep!!.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Heard a story today from Melbourne,Australia (I'm in Sydney, Australia) A man had filled his Porsche with petrol, left the keys in the ignition, and went inside to pay.His wife was still in the car asleep!!. A young man( aka a piece of crud) jumped in the car a roared off. He stopped a short distance later and pushed the half awake wife out the passenger door.The Porsche was chased by Police and after two collisions brought it to a stop.Thats all I've heard so far, but I was wondering how many of you leave the keys in the ignition when paying for fuel? In Australia this has happened a number of times as well as car-jackings at traffic signals. Whats it like in the US or other places?

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Damn. That is terrible. I always pay at the pump with my credit card. On the rare occassion that I need to pay inside I always make sure the car is locked. I just read recently that Washington, D.C. has the dubious distinction as being the city with the most car thefts in the U.S. The surrounding counties in Maryland rank up there too. I am lucky that Fairfax, Virginia where I live is relatively safe. However, I am still on the lookout when driving at night and would never stop or get out of my car if I see red & blue lights unless it is in a well-lit, public place since there have been cases of police impersonators carjacking motorists.

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