Massive theft at Dallas card show, Nearly 2 Million Dollars worth of cards stolen

[Hankphenom]

[QUOTE=Leon;2446598]Same way you eat an elephant. One bite at a time. /QUOTE] Don't tell me, tastes like chicken?

[Bpm0014]

As a cop, the best advice I could give would be to plaster their pictures over the local news. Surely someone who watched the news knows one of them. And I would repeat the process in another couple days or so...

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Bpm0014

As a cop, the best advice I could give would be to plaster their pictures over the local news. Surely someone who watched the news knows one of them. And I would repeat the process in another couple days or so...

It's getting a lot of local news air time. Last night one of the major channels did a whole segment on it. And this kind of stuff is on other local channels too..

https://www.fox4news.com/news/dallas...heft-trackdown

[Bpm0014]

It's getting a lot of local news air time.

Excellent

[jayshum]

Originally Posted by Leon

It's getting a lot of local news air time. Last night one of the major channels did a whole segment on it. And this kind of stuff is on other local channels too..

https://www.fox4news.com/news/dallas...heft-trackdown

For those who questioned how seriously this was being taken by law enforcement, this was in the article:

"The Dallas FBI is assisting Allen Police with the investigation because it is considered a federal crime."

[calvindog]

This is a moronic crime. The chances of the perps being caught has got to be very close if not 100%.

[SyrNy1960]

Originally Posted by calvindog

This is a moronic crime. The chances of the perps being caught has got to be very close if not 100%.

I agree! The video of the theft is amazing.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by SyrNy1960

I agree! The video of the theft is amazing.

It's both impressive and scary that our whole lives are being watched listened to and recorded now.

[Yoda]

In insurance lingo, this was a theft rather than a robbery, where violence or threats violence are directed at the policyholder. The policy would be some type of all risk personal property floater, perhaps manuscript to fit Ash's needs, subject to normal policy exclusions, eg. war nuclear etc. It should respond and pay his claim less any deductible. But, as Steve pointed out, if the policy is endorsed by stating security must be on the floor during setup and breakdown, then there might be a problem.
You can bet that the insurer has top knot loss adjusters working with the police or alone to solve this tragedy.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Top knot? Sounds like the name of a yacht lol.

And the policy likely would be a specific collectibles dealer policy, not some general loss policy, IMO.

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by calvindog

This is a moronic crime. The chances of the perps being caught has got to be very close if not 100%.

I agree I just hope it is sooner than later.