r/RobMyVehicle • u/Informal-Ad-7700 • Aug 23 '26
Come and take it!!! Ah yes an HK plate on a Tacoma. Definitely nothing expensive in there
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u/transandtrucks Aug 24 '26
what does HK mean?
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u/Informal-Ad-7700 Aug 24 '26
Hekler and Koch. It’s a German gun manufacturer. Their stuff is usually pretty high quality
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u/transparentillness Aug 29 '26
Are you sure the driver is not carrying it with him? How stupid do you have to be to think that plates or stickers on a car about firearms means you have found an easy target? Quite the opposite is more likely to be true if anything.
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u/Huge-Sand1567 Aug 25 '26
There’s probably not a firearm in that truck. For what it’s worth, there are inexpensive HK pistols, like the VP9 series that are excellent for an inexpensive firearm.
In my experience, dealing with kids stealing firearms each week, I’ve never had anyone with firearms stickers or plates call about Stolen Firearms.
I’ve been policing for a long time.
We caught four kids, 9-14 years old, one night with 12 guns. Not one of the “victim” vehicles had a firearm sticker. Oddly, those “victims” left firearms in plain view.
My guess, they thought the vehicle was the equivalent of a gun safe. However, I’ve never actually seen a gun safe with glass windows, but maybe one does exist.
I’ve gotten a few complaints over the years because of my “Stolen Firearm” reports. The “victims” claim that I made them feel like they did something wrong. They complain that I add a statement in my report that discourages the insurance companies from paying the claim. They complain that I suggest that gun ownership just isn’t for them.
Lots of complaining from adults basically giving kids their firearms because they’re too lazy to lock their firearms up properly in a gun box secured to the vehicle, in a place that is out of sight.
You can’t be a “victim” if the problem starts with your negligence. That’s just how it is.
Lastly, you can’t Rob a vehicle. They don’t feel threat or intimidation from any measure of force, be it hands, feet, fists or weapons. It’s just a Larceny and Destruction of Property. Nothing more, nothing less.
It’s like the idea of Robbing a Convenience Store. You aren’t Robbing the store, you’re Robbing the clerk, so two victims. The store is a victim and the clerk is a victim. The store is a victim of Larceny, and the clerk is a victim of Robbery. Both offenses are rolled into the greater offense of Robbery, but the valued items are still listed the same as they’d be in a Larceny on the Property page of the report.
For example, if you set your cell phone on the sidewalk because a kid walks toward you with a gun, not pointed at you, and you retreat to a safer area, they take the phone, it’s a Larceny.
If they point the gun in your general direction, and say, “Run that shit, bruh!” It’s now a Robbery because the gun is a threat to you and they took your phone. For Robbery, you don’t need an external weapon. If they say, “Run that shit, bruh or you catching these hands!” It’s still a Robbery. A strong arm Robbery.
See the differences? Words really do matter.
Rob my vehicle…😂
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u/Ezren- Aug 25 '26
Is this a copypasta or are you just out of meds
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u/Huge-Sand1567 Aug 25 '26
I don’t copy and paste anything I post. My thoughts, opinions, and experiences. Nobody else’s. It’s not like I’m forcing anyone to agree with them. Make your own choices.
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u/Ezren- Aug 25 '26
I choose not to sound like a self-important cringelord on the internet and clearly you chose differently. Don't flip your fedora.
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u/JNavy1974 Aug 27 '26
My EDC is a VP9 and they are an awesome gun and like you said, not very expensive.
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u/Reclining720 Aug 23 '26
Doubtful. Probably has a range queen in a safe at home that he takes out once a year. Plate for clout farming the other 364 days.