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Another panda totally burnt out to its shell, you can see the burnt patch behind where the transit van got torched.

Joyriders traffic jam in the local woods.

Another bites the dust, a burnt out roasted landrover.

Teenagers take a joyride over the weekend, the aftermath on a Sunday morning.

The "hidden city"—the pockets of wilderness where illicit activity goes unseen.

A Citroen C4 which got burnt out back in 2023 has finally got a friend to join it. Both burnt out down one of the tracks in the woods.

Another off-road vehicle burnt out on the mud tracks, another victim to the woodland.

Are you a current or former Toys R Us or Kids R Us employee or manager? I am always looking for TRU/KRU employee and/or promotional pins, nametags, etc....

I worked at TRU many years ago, and began my interest in collecting these when a co-worker gave me one of the Geoffrey customer service pins that he had. Now, all these years later, I have a whole pile of pins, but I know that there are still a few out there that I need to find. The above photo shows some of the pins that I have. I'm of course looking for any that aren't in my collection yet, but I am also always interested in duplicates of the less-common pins. I have many to trade as well, so if there are any fellow TRU collectors out there, get in touch!

If you have any that you would like to trade or sell, please get in touch with me via E-Mail by going to the "Contact Info" page on my website www.AtomicJukebox.com

You can also contact me by sending a message here on Flickr.

While you're there, have a look around in my webstore, and see if you find anything you'd like for yourself or as a gift.

Pushed off the cliffs to it's death.

Another landrover burnt out on the back fields, it never ends

Failed to gane access to the woods, got caught out by the farmers ditch.

Crashed and burned, another vehicle on the back fields.

Farmland destroyed, with a rusting burnt out shell awaiting for the farmer to drag it away.

Crash and burn, just another stolen motor in the woods.

Stolen, stripped and dumped. Just another victim added to the fields and surrounding woods.

crashed into a fallen branch then set on fire.

Stolen burnt out on the mud tracks.

The back fields are starting to get full up again.

Another one bites the dust, another one added to the collection.

Recent burnt out 500 among the previous victims.

Skidded off the dirt tracks into the tree line.

Maroon and olive drab two peg spool knit paracord lanyards. Shown with Grins and Emerson Schmuckatelli Co skull beads with swivel snap hooks(1/2" round eye 2" long cdwplus.com).

I think this is 275 paracord, don't recall which of the smaller diameters it was, just from a hank of unlabeled paracord, not 550 sized.

This is a very odd and pretty pointless addition to the half baked family of Walmart's loss-prevention toys. Just about all of the stores in Roanoke have them and it looks like they're coming here too.

What these do is automatically open when people are coming into the store, but do not open to people trying to go out and will sound a puny alarm if someone pushes the gate open (even trying to get in if the sensors don't detect you). While I was at one of the Roanoke stores, I thought it would be funny to go out the gates instead of going around, and it didn't disappoint because the greeter had a pretty priceless look on her face after instructing me to "go around". Ain't nobody got time for that!

This is a very odd and pretty pointless addition to the half baked family of Walmart's loss-prevention toys. Just about all of the stores in Roanoke have them and it looks like they're coming here too.

What these do is automatically open when people are coming into the store, but do not open to people trying to go out and will sound a puny alarm if someone pushes the gate open (even trying to get in if the sensors don't detect you). While I was at one of the Roanoke stores, I thought it would be funny to go out the gates instead of going around, and it didn't disappoint because the greeter had a pretty priceless look on her face after instructing me to "go around". Ain't nobody got time for that!

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Crashed and burnt behind a previous victim of car crime.

Another burnt motor waiting to get dragged off by the council.

SAK lanyards of 1.4mm cord Solomon bars/Portuguese sinnets/cobra stitches/square knotting over gutted paracord

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Let's Take A Look Series: HSS security car. Photo's by Document Wisconsin.

Milwaukee Wisconsin, 3-8-2015, 33 degrees outside. This HSS security car is a Toyota. The officer driving it explained it has only 16000 miles on it, and it handles quite nicely.

Another very nice looking security car.

Found this inside a customer's bag. Aluminium foil bag like this will foil any electronic article protection system. But it didn't foil video surveillance :)

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Dan setting up an exacqVision client station for a video tutorial. This client station has 2 VGA cards, each with 2 outputs. 4 monitors are connected for a powerful video wall and surveillance management setup.

In this setup, two of the screens are showing all cameras in live mode, one monitor is used for searching, and the fourth monitor is used as the output from the virtual matrix switch functionality in exacqVision.

Saturday night joyride on the back fields, ends in a burnt out shell.

Stolen, stripped for parts then burnt out to a crisp.

The exacqVision NVR software in the IPVS Magazine booth connected to a variety of Axis IP cameras.

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Another car dumped and burnt out on the back fields.

A view of many of the IP cameras connected to the exacqVision IP video surveillance servers.

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* MARBLES Electricians (MR305) folding knife/tool with Orange handles.

The knife is 3 3/4" closed. It has Orange G-10 handles with Nickel Silver bolsters. The blade and tools are stainless steel. Besides the main blade it has a second blade with a flathead screwdriver with a linerlock. It has stainless pins, liners and lanyard bail.

A knife I gave my Pa for b-day/Christmas back in 2013, I think. I took it out of his gadget drawer with a number of others knives and multitools, to give them all a good cleaning, since many had a lot of tape residue on the blades, built up dust and pocket lint in the nooks and crannies, and were in need of a bit of lubrication. I've been giving some of them a little pocket time, to make sure they're functioning acceptably, before I put them back in storage. ;)

I attached the knife to one of my spool knit Type I/95 paracord lanyards. The orange G10 scales are bright enough, but the neon green is extra insurance that helps make sure I don't set the knife down and forget it or misplace it, lol...

Stolen burnt out on wasteland, the local graffiti artist trying to add a bit of colour to the neighborhood.