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BART vandalism for hire

2023-10-11 23:48:12.122871+02 by Dan Lyke 1 comments

Whoah: The little-told story about the BART seat-slashing gang that was part of an upholstery racket. The company that had the BART seat re-upholstering contract was paying people to slash seats, with particular slash patterns so that they'd know who to pay...

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#Comment Re: BART vandalism for hire made: 2023-10-12 14:15:07.615344+02 by: meuon

Back in the 80's, They caught a guy shooting at expensive high rise windows with a pellet gun in Ft. Worth that owned one of the few or only companies that could replace them. One of the window crew guys lived next door to me, had an "infinity mirror wall" in his living room.

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