Theft in the Residence Halls?

cbeley
Fri, 11 Apr 2008 12:14:51 +0000

Wouldn’t bother trying to open it up? All you have to do is bust the glass. I would stick to a lock box.

Well, a lock box would defeat the purpose of them. This is what I collect…maybe it will shed some light on things:



http://www.cybernetresources.com/figurines/aria-posters/aria3.jpg



If I were a thief in a residence hall that may possibly have other people in it at the time, would “I” take “my” chance breaking a glass display to get those versus just stealing the easy things that “I” would know are of value such as laptops, electronics, and maybe jewelery? There’s already a big risk breaking into the room or sneaking into the room, then to do something that is potentially loud for something that may be potentially useless and hard to get out of the room?

I’m thinking probability here…yes, there are stupid people and that goes against any assumptions I would make :S

Think it weird or not, but it is something I really like and enjoy, but to have it collecting dust for months bugs me, even if there is a little risk. What i’m doing here is trying to evaluate risk and decide whether it truly is worth it or not in my eyes. :)

EDIT: Other than the figures, the only other thing that would be in it are possibly some school books and books that I collect in the bottom.