6 Responses to “brick thieves?”

1. posted by -b- at October 15, 2005 7:58 pm :
   

   yeah, i have wondered the same. missing bricks on 22nd and m as well.

   but it does seem rather intense to be a ‘brick thief’, eh?

   thing is, my wife called the police general info line, and they couldnt be bothered. they mentioned to her that it was a public utilities matter?

2. posted by rugger at October 16, 2005 6:13 pm :
   

   Larceny is always a police matter. Please call when there is ANY criminal matter afoot. The officers are very busy at times in the day but they will get there. Try to get a license number and description of the vehicle and person if possible. If you have a problem with the non emergency number, call the precinct.

3. posted by clay at October 16, 2005 7:45 pm :
   

   someone must have a large patio going their backyard. probably find them down at caravatti’s or that other salvage yard.

4. posted by rugger at October 17, 2005 7:16 am :
   

   There was a very large pallet of bricks at Caravatti’s on Friday. Hhhmmmm…….. we’ll have to see about that.

5. posted by clay at October 18, 2005 2:49 pm :
   

   Thing is those look like pavers, much thinner than bricks. I think people sometimes use architectural salvage yards like a pawn shop, a friend of mine found some pocket doors of his that had gone missing that way.

6. posted by rugger at October 25, 2005 7:29 pm :
   

   Another call for someone stealing bricks again.

   Try to get us a description and a license plate number when you call. Oh…. make sure you know where they are or at least where you are.

   Non-emergency communications number is 646-3602.

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