Danny Trejo
Help with stolen machine
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Charpie said:
Danny Trejo
Maybe Selma Hayek can be his girlfriend that RGV Ag turns for good.
Benecio del Toro plays a pretty good bad guy as well.
Life 360 some people already use has the Tile Tracker.
GentrysMillTX10 said:
There are plenty of third party vetting services available. GenLogs, Highway, RMIS, Carrier assure, and on. They exist solely to resolve this very issue.
Broker could have requested images from the shipper of the truck that arrived to pick up the skid steer, to include DOT number. The broker washed their hands…or tried to anyway.
The crappy broker is enabling this stuff to go on by hiring crappy motor carriers. This **** is undercutting the legit operations and causing additional, unnecessary strain on a tough industry that already operates on penny margins.
This is where I end the conversation and suggest while you might understand insurance, you are ignorant to brokerages. Everything you are suggesting the broker to do are things that will make him lose business. Customers have to be willing to do so. Most just want brokers to get a truck there when they want it for the price they want it or they hire another broker who doesn't ask them to do these things.
He didn't hire a crappy carrier. He had a thief, fraudulently posing as a different carrier, vetted the information provided, and now is getting screwed by the insurance companies that won't classify it as fraud or theft. End of story. You saying he didn't vet a 11 time felon fraud that got insurance from one of your peers is hypocritical at best and arguably the cause of the issue.
This only stops if law enforcement actually enforces laws and insurance companies have to pay out for theft and fraud (the reason they exist).
I have just been informed by the investigator that he is in custody.
(If someone could post the GIF of Mission Control from Apollo 13 that would be great, I don't have the ability since I am not subscribed - thanks).
(If someone could post the GIF of Mission Control from Apollo 13 that would be great, I don't have the ability since I am not subscribed - thanks).
Aggie118 said:
I have just been informed by the investigator that he is in custody.
(If someone could post the GIF of Mission Control from Apollo 13 that would be great, I don't have the ability since I am not subscribed - thanks).
The left cannot kill the Spirit of Charlie Kirk.
Another successful TexAgs saga.
It's all fun and games for these guys until the OB gets involved.
It's all fun and games for these guys until the OB gets involved.
The left cannot kill the Spirit of Charlie Kirk.
Name the county and check their jail website.
Waiting for extradition can be timeless. No release on bond, you just sit and wait. There's probably some time limit ,i don't know.
techno-ag said:
Another successful TexAgs saga.
It's all fun and games for these guys until the OB gets involved.
Almost successful***
I'd like to have my machine back if we can find it. This makes being out $40,000+ feel a little better though.
techno-ag said:
Another successful TexAgs saga.
It's all fun and games for these guys until the OB gets involved.
THEN it's fun and games for the OB folks!
Congrats to Aggie118, Centerpole90, and RGV AG well done gentlemen!
Aggie118 said:techno-ag said:
Another successful TexAgs saga.
It's all fun and games for these guys until the OB gets involved.
Almost successful***
I'd like to have my machine back if we can find it. This makes being out $40,000+ feel a little better though.
Well I think you can tell every insurance company involved that it sure as hell isn't a civil matter since the scumbag they agreed to insure is in custody for felony theft. But if the insurance company would like to hear from the OB... They're more than welcome to continue not paying.
Hank the Grifter said:
I still hate her, but I'll allow the GIF.
Hell to the yeah! Now if we can somehow get him to read this thread he will know he fafo with the OB!
So glad the guy was arrested, now let's get the machine back. I hate a thief…….hope he get's what is coming to him.
Don't quit now, you will get it back!!!
Don't quit now, you will get it back!!!
Now it's on to whoever bought stolen equipment and had to know based on price it was stolen. He needs a cellmate
Kenneth_2003 said:techno-ag said:
Another successful TexAgs saga.
It's all fun and games for these guys until the OB gets involved.
THEN it's fun and games for the OB folks!
Congrats to Aggie118, Centerpole90, and RGV AG well done gentlemen!
I'm glad that this group was able to encourage law enforcement to take action, but kinda disappointing that it's required.
Saw all the responses 30+ and knew there had to be some big news.
-THEFT PROP
26JP1028F
GRAYSON CO
Agency(PCT4) Bond
Amount[$
20,000.00]
Is this how it's listed in the booking?
26JP1028F
GRAYSON CO
Agency(PCT4) Bond
Amount[$
20,000.00]
Is this how it's listed in the booking?
Mr. Frodo said:
-THEFT PROP
26JP1028F
GRAYSON CO
Agency(PCT4) Bond
Amount[$
20,000.00]
Is this how it's listed in the booking?
I'm not sure I have not seen it. I would think he would be on the Hidalgo county website though since that's where he is out of.
That was Cameron
I would have suspected Cameron.
His address and personal stuff was all outta Cameron County, but he was on probation in Hidalgo County. The LEO's that were most active were in Cameron County. Thus, probably Cameron County LEO's prolly picked him up.
Now someone that has actual knowledge about something like this can help the rest of us unlearneds about how the probation get affected if he is arrested.
Now someone that has actual knowledge about something like this can help the rest of us unlearneds about how the probation get affected if he is arrested.
RGV AG said:
His address and personal stuff was all outta Cameron County, but he was on probation in Hidalgo County. The LEO's that were most active were in Cameron County. Thus, probably Cameron County LEO's prolly picked him up.
Now someone that has actual knowledge about something like this can help the rest of us unlearneds about how the probation get affected if he is arrested.
He can't be within 300 yards of an El Pato.
This Puto was arrested in Hidalgo Cty less than two weeks prior to his picking the OP's machine up in Grayson County. So frustrating.
In all of this I truly hope that you are made whole and that the hijo de las cien mil putas that caused all this suffers greatly.
At the nascent portion of this thread there was a lot of running the RGV down and lamenting where the unsavory actions took place, which is understandable, but in my opinion a little undeserved. The LEO's that all got involved via a "compadre" network, and that was what it was, all did so at their own behest and a component of that was a little "hometown" pride. Hopefully they will see this through.
Now, the potential upside of this taking place in the RGV is there might be an easier avenue for monetary justice, or some semblance of it. The thing about the RGV is that it is chock full of attorneys that will sue a shoe lance for being too short if they think there is an outside chance at some "lana" coming their way. Some of the lawsuits in the RGV, the Lord help us really, are unbelievable. And if there is one thing insurance companies hate is litigating anything the land of El Pato. Hence as this all shakes out, and hopefully you get your equipment back, if the insurance companies balk at what, even a blind man can see, is theft by deceptive means then maybe you can see about a pinche abogado taking up your cause. They can be might creative down south. Good thing (kinda) about the USA is that anyone can sue for anything.
At the nascent portion of this thread there was a lot of running the RGV down and lamenting where the unsavory actions took place, which is understandable, but in my opinion a little undeserved. The LEO's that all got involved via a "compadre" network, and that was what it was, all did so at their own behest and a component of that was a little "hometown" pride. Hopefully they will see this through.
Now, the potential upside of this taking place in the RGV is there might be an easier avenue for monetary justice, or some semblance of it. The thing about the RGV is that it is chock full of attorneys that will sue a shoe lance for being too short if they think there is an outside chance at some "lana" coming their way. Some of the lawsuits in the RGV, the Lord help us really, are unbelievable. And if there is one thing insurance companies hate is litigating anything the land of El Pato. Hence as this all shakes out, and hopefully you get your equipment back, if the insurance companies balk at what, even a blind man can see, is theft by deceptive means then maybe you can see about a pinche abogado taking up your cause. They can be might creative down south. Good thing (kinda) about the USA is that anyone can sue for anything.
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RGV AG said:
In all of this I truly hope that you are made whole and that the hijo de las cien mil putas that caused all this suffers greatly.
At the nascent portion of this thread there was a lot of running the RGV down and lamenting where the unsavory actions took place, which is understandable, but in my opinion a little undeserved. The LEO's that all got involved via a "compadre" network, and that was what it was, all did so at their own behest and a component of that was a little "hometown" pride. Hopefully they will see this through.
Now, the potential upside of this taking place in the RGV is there might be an easier avenue for monetary justice, or some semblance of it. The thing about the RGV is that it is chock full of attorneys that will sue a shoe lance for being too short if they think there is an outside chance at some "lana" coming their way. Some of the lawsuits in the RGV, the Lord help us really, are unbelievable. And if there is one thing insurance companies hate is litigating anything the land of El Pato. Hence as this all shakes out, and hopefully you get your equipment back, if the insurance companies balk at what, even a blind man can see, is theft by deceptive means then maybe you can see about a pinche abogado taking up your cause. They can be might creative down south. Good thing (kinda) about the USA is that anyone can sue for anything.
Good info.
what is the idiot's name???
Now let's hope you get your machine back and it's not across the border somewhere .. hopefully he has it in storage but something tells me he sold it, they will need to locate it
Hopefully, like posted earlier, it will be as easy as checking the dumbass's phone, finding a text chain correspondence with the buyer, and getting in touch with him.
WaldoWings said:
what is the idiot's name???
I don't want to put any of that out quite yet. Probably overly cautious but I just don't want to give this guy or his friends/family/defense any reason to be able to track down this thread before all is set in stone if that makes sense.
fullback44 said:
Now let's hope you get your machine back and it's not across the border somewhere .. hopefully he has it in storage but something tells me he sold it, they will need to locate it
Thank you. Yes I think he likely offloaded it. Hopefully we can get it back.
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