Package delivered but stolen

[cardinalkarp]

They must do the news totally different in Phoenix.

So, are you guys denying that people with drug habits sometimes steal things to pay for their drugs?

No, what we're (or what I think 82) saying is I can't ever once think of a news story being ran about someone's package being stolen off their porch.

[wart57]

They must do the news totally different in Phoenix.

So, are you guys denying that people with drug habits sometimes steal things to pay for their drugs?

No, what we're (or what I think 82) saying is I can't ever once think of a news story being ran about someone's package being stolen off their porch.

Really?

http://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/57929621-story

http://www.wchstv.com/news/features/eye ... oV8tfkrJuk

http://www.star-telegram.com/news/local ... 28780.html

http://www.wesh.com/news/video-shows-pa ... h/36924168

http://wpri.com/2014/12/04/keep-thieves ... -doorstep/

http://www.nbcnews.com/nightly-news/por ... on-n478781

[cardsfansince82]

It's very likely that people steal stuff to pay for drugs. It's also somewhat plausible that news stations will run stories about stolen packages. It's very unlikely, as you asserted earlier, that they would run another follow up story when the person was caught where they not only admit to the crime but also provide a specific reason why (drugs), all before they have a trial. That part came straight from the old wart spin zone.

[wart57]

Yea, only here in Phoenix...

http://www.abc15.com/news/region-west-v ... field-park

[Jocephus]

in all those links do the criminals say or leave a note saying "im stealing this for my drug habit"? im not opening all those google searches you did in 2 seconds

[wart57]

It's very likely that people steal stuff to pay for drugs. It's also somewhat plausible that news stations will run stories about stolen packages. It's very unlikely, as you asserted earlier, that they would run another follow up story when the person was caught where they not only admit to the crime but also provide a specific reason why (drugs), all before they have a trial. That part came straight from the old wart spin zone.

http://claycord.com/2015/12/17/pair-arr ... rom-homes/

http://fox13now.com/2014/12/05/police-s ... rug-habit/

You are correct - they Cops speculated it was to pay for drugs, the thief's never admitted that, and according to your spin zone - cops lie.

[cardinalkarp]

Christmas time is probably when this occurs a lot more often than normal, hence all the stories....but as others have said, I'm not sure where the link to stealing a package and buying drugs is at in these stories.

[Jocephus]

fun fact, there are 318 million people in the u.s.

9 random google articles = alarming national trend

[wart57]

fun fact, there are 318 million people in the u.s.

9 random google articles = alarming national trend

It has been all over the local news.

Sorry I mentioned it.

I am out.

[cardsfansince82]

It's very likely that people steal stuff to pay for drugs. It's also somewhat plausible that news stations will run stories about stolen packages. It's very unlikely, as you asserted earlier, that they would run another follow up story when the person was caught where they not only admit to the crime but also provide a specific reason why (drugs), all before they have a trial. That part came straight from the old wart spin zone.

http://claycord.com/2015/12/17/pair-arr ... rom-homes/

http://fox13now.com/2014/12/05/police-s ... rug-habit/

You are correct - they Cops speculated it was to pay for drugs, the thief's never admitted that, and according to your spin zone - cops lie.

I'd much rather maintain skepticism than pass along speculation as the gospel truth.