[ANTE92]

yes all call bmw assist. Well i should take some credit for this since i got the address. lol..

[Crisp]

Originally Posted by ctgazer

tell the son to get the cops to finger print it for sure!

Fingerprinting is BS from my experience.

The prints have to be crystal clear and in perfect condition.

When they broke into my SUV, they left eye visible prints all over the windows but they were just a little smudged as if they were pushing against the window instead of just looking to leave a clear print (you know, real world stuff, not CSI print stuff).
Anyway, out of all 10 prints on the windows that you can clearly see with the naked eye and even make out the lines and you can tell which print came from which finger, they said "sorry sir, prints could not be developed".

Not to mention that it took a day for them to come, and days to get this done.


He has the car, that's it, end of story.
He got lucky this time.

[Crisp]

Originally Posted by MrWhite1015

it aint my job lol you tell em... and it sounds fishy since all bmws have a lowjack thing... you just call and they locate the car thats what i was told when i got the car at least... also you need the key to start it so he must have been jumped or something ... idk nor do i care enough to tell them what 2 do

Where did you get that information from?


You have to pay for lojack to have it.

If you don't have BMW assist, or lojack, I don't see how they can track you car.


Maybe I was miss informed, but these cars don't come with anything unless your order it.

[gtrokin330]

you guys are effin e90post FBI

[bknight]

sounds like the owner of that house can afford the 20+ parking tickets that NY's finest have bestowed upon the car, anyway.

[jpsum]

Originally Posted by Crisp

Fingerprinting is BS from my experience.

The prints have to be crystal clear and in perfect condition.

When they broke into my SUV, they left eye visible prints all over the windows but they were just a little smudged as if they were pushing against the window instead of just looking to leave a clear print (you know, real world stuff, not CSI print stuff).
Anyway, out of all 10 prints on the windows that you can clearly see with the naked eye and even make out the lines and you can tell which print came from which finger, they said "sorry sir, prints could not be developed".

Not to mention that it took a day for them to come, and days to get this done.


He has the car, that's it, end of story.
He got lucky this time.

They actually tried to get the fingerprints for a car break-in? They must to have nothing to do that day.