Rick Johnson

No doubt the thieves withered under the eagle-eyed gaze of the OBRA
community. Surely the thought of being dragged through the streets by
hundreds of vengeful, and undeniably fit, cyclists weighed heavy upon
them. The fear of our wrath certainly prompted them to abandon their ill
gotten gains where they could be found, thus allowing the cowards to
slink away in search of easier forage.

Or maybe we just got lucky!
:-D

Rick

Rick Johnson
Bend Oregon

On 6/21/2011 8:34 AM, Candi Murray wrote:
> Thought you all would like to see this. Big props to Ron.
> C
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> *From:* Ron Frerichs [mailto:ronfrerichs@hotmail.com]
> *Sent:* Monday, June 20, 2011 9:29 PM
> *To:* Kenji Sugahara; Candi Murray; Sal Collura; Seth May; Stacia
> Hood; equipment@obra.org
> *Subject:* Eugene OBRA Trailer Found
>
> All,
>
> FYI...I found the Eugene OBRA trailer this afternoon. It was parked
> on a side road about a mile from where it was stolen. The logos were
> scraped off and spray painted over. And the license plate was
> missing. The police were able to identify it as ours by the VIN.
>
> Our padlock is on the tailgate, and the mandoor was locked. The
> lockbox was missing, so we don't know if the theives were able to get
> in or not yet. Sal has the keys, and is out of town until tomorrow.
>
> It feels full, but, since we don't have a key, we were not able to get
> in to check the contents. It could be our stuff. Or the theives
> could be using it to store other stolen property.
>
> Ron
>
>
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