wow, it's been quite a week for stolen-Ric recovery!
That actually gives me hope about "the system" and good will in general (in Peter Buck's case). Stolen guitars are usually gone to the wind...dissapear into some closet or whatever. I would imagine they are much easier to hide than a Car with a vin# etc...
Stolen Ric in Austin
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Re: Stolen Ric in Austin
Great news.......now.......when do we all get to go round and beat the living *** out of the crook?phlemmy wrote:FWIW, Joe got his Ric back. Austin PD has a unit specifically set up to investigate this stuff and they got the guitar and the guy who stole it apparently.
Re: Stolen Ric in Austin
We are making plans to do so at MARF.8mileshigh wrote:Great news.......now.......when do we all get to go round and beat the living *** out of the crook?phlemmy wrote:FWIW, Joe got his Ric back. Austin PD has a unit specifically set up to investigate this stuff and they got the guitar and the guy who stole it apparently.
Re: Stolen Ric in Austin
Glad that it was recovered.
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Re: Stolen Ric in Austin
8mileshigh wrote:Great news.......now.......when do we all get to go round and beat the living *** out of the crook?
Just remember that in Texas, the phrase "Get A Rope!" fits the situation.jps wrote:We are making plans to do so at MARF.
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Re: Stolen Ric in Austin
That's great news!!!phlemmy wrote:FWIW, Joe got his Ric back. Austin PD has a unit specifically set up to investigate this stuff and they got the guitar and the guy who stole it apparently.
Ask him to register his guitar and add some pics, hopefully it will not get stolen again, but just in case...
So long and thanks for all the fish!