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22/02/2014 7:26 am
Really??? I never knew that!
22/02/2014 7:44 am
I have mixed emotions about this video. I rarely carry a piece of porcelain in my pocket.
I doubt I would try to access my own car in this manner.
I would be more apt to trying to get out of my car during in emergency rather than getting into it.
However, it is a great instructional video for some petty thief who is on the prowl.
And it makes us aware of how easy it is to access an automobile.
There is another tool available that has a sharp point on it that is designed to shatter a window from the inside. It also works on the outside . . .
22/02/2014 8:27 am
Porcelain toilets have the same effect on your a__............oh, glass...................never mine
22/02/2014 11:46 am
Hammer is bogus. It's a rubber dead blow mallet. My 3 pound Estwing sledge would make quick.........
...business of that window.
22/02/2014 2:07 pm
I agree Frank. And I do have the glass breaker in both cars. I
Tried them out on my own car glass when I had the WS replaced. Let's just hope the crooks didn't see this video.
23/02/2014 5:05 am
HA! Not if I palmed it with the handle up my sleeve, Frank.
23/02/2014 5:06 am
No doubt, John.