<VV> Re: vanadalism deterrents

[djtcz at comcast.net]

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> >Guys,
> >My daughter drives her 65 Monza beater to school every day.  Late last
school year, she was at an evening program (at school), and two of her tires
were punctured.  However, the same thing was done to several other cars.  I
grumbled, put new tires on the car, and forgot about it (liability only on
the car; no police report made).
> >Today, it happened again.  Apparently, hers was the only car messed with.
I have to presume somebody is targeting her; why, I have no idea.  I don't
think she has any enemies at school.  I did call the PD; but realize they
can't do anything about it.  I still have to rescue the car, & put new tires
on it.
> >

Is there more secure or visible parking someplace?  The campus police might let her park in their lot, or in a lot with surveilance cameras, at least for a while.  More than once "just asking" has produced good solutions for my family members' problems.  REQUESTS made in pleasant, civil tones work pretty well, and maybe even the best.



> >Any ideas?  I can't take off work & watch the car - it may never happen
again; it may happen in the next week.  I also doubt the police will make a
special watch over it.  I just don't know what to do.
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Andy K.

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