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Not at all, no petty theft is deterred by the criminal thinking, “oh no, what if it’s locked!” They aren’t making a wage at all. They are doing something else.
by night862 2y ago
Not at all, no petty theft is deterred by the criminal thinking, “oh no, what if it’s locked!”
They aren’t making a wage at all. They are doing something else.
- lazide 2y agoThey are spending time trying to get money by stealing and fencing things. If they can’t turn around and sell/fence it for much, that definitely deters the ‘business model’. If someone is doing this for 12 hours/day and clearing $100/day (or less) all said and done, that limits who and where that will happen. If they are clearing $2000/day, that expands the pool a lot eh? You can definitely see it in areas with predominantly iPhones as phone theft just isn’t a thing since Apple did their remote bricking thing.