Stolen Huyundai iLoad with cage trailer

[MattNQ]

Hi Brisbane swaggers,

Just wondering if you could please keep an eye out for this van.

A good mate had his work van stolen. He is an electrician, so this is his livelihood.
Hyundai iLoad. The vehicle rego is 608 RWJ. It was taken at about 4:45pm from Sunnybank together with his cage trailer.
It has rather distinctive graphics on it.

Thank you

[Rumpig]

I will keep an eye out as Sunnybank is not that far away from me.
As you say, it's pretty recognisable with the sign writing it has.

[GROB]

F...C. .N    OXYGEN   THIEVES

[MattNQ]

Thanks guys.  Happens all too often everywhere these days. The scum don't give a thought to the money lost from missed work. 


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[MattNQ]

Some good news. Van and trailer found about 4am this morning undamaged in Springwood  a few streets apart from each other.
Unfortunately tool bags,power tools & ipad gone, but they did leave his tool belt (as a smartarse friend pointed out - sparky's only need one screwdriver to do a full days work!    )

Thanks to those who kept an eye out for this.

Wonder if you could booby trap a trailer using a non-lethal but painful electric shock

[WilSurf]

Just use 240V, that would scare them off. 

[cruiser 91]

I'm wondering whether the stolen ipad location and be tracked like an ipone?

[MattNQ]

I'm wondering whether the stolen ipad location and be tracked like an ipone?

Maybe. I'm not up to speed on Apple stuff. Do you need a SIM card in it, or can you track them as soon as the device connects with the internet anywhere?

[cruiser 91]

I think you need an app

It may already have it on the ipad

[UIZ733]

I'm wondering whether the stolen ipad location and be tracked like an ipone?

No app needed. Crime Converters will be the location.

[tk421]

Wonder if you could booby trap a trailer using a non-lethal but painful electric shock

An acquaintance used to overland his unimog camper (mostly the Sahara).  He fitted insulators around the outside and ran electric fencing around it. Charged it up at night to ~10,000V. He said he'd quite often hear a snap and swearing in the middle of the night.

[MattNQ]

An acquaintance used to overland his unimog camper (mostly the Sahara).  He fitted insulators around the outside and ran electric fencing around it. Charged it up at night to ~10,000V. He said he'd quite often hear a snap and swearing in the middle of the night.

That's gold.