The so-called security guard said there have been other break-ins at Duffy's but none lately. How could he have missed the smash sound and clearing-out of the window and the several minutes of rummaging through the car? The scum had to move and open several bags and even got the camera out of a clothing bag. The camera was wrapped in clothes in a different area from the camera bag. The Juicy bag was left there. The idiots also did not realize that a pair of riding boots was more expensive than some of the camera equipment, and left the boots!

BMarkey said

The so-called security guard said there have been other break-ins at Duffy's but none lately. How could he have missed the smash sound and clearing-out of the window and the several minutes of rummaging through the car? The scum had to move and open several bags and even got the camera out of a clothing bag. The camera was wrapped in clothes in a different area from the camera bag. The Juicy bag was left there. The idiots also did not realize that a pair of riding boots was more expensive than some of the camera equipment, and left the boots!

Because the "security guard" was either sleeping or maybe he was texting or talking on his phone and just not paying attention. He may have even been inside when it happened and just didn't want to admit it or get in trouble

This article surfaced today on two brothers breaking into vehicles in Deerfield Beach. Broke into 30 cars in in four hours.

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/broward/fl-30-car-burglaries-20111011,0,5959155.story

I hope these are the guys, so I can sue them for damage to our property, lost items, etc. But I fear they are just some other scumbags.

Through the doublespeak of the detective (whom I last heard from two weeks ago), the Broward cops were seeking black males in our case.

The man from, whom much of our gear was recovered was not arrested because, according to the detective, he is thought to have not been the thief and thought to not have known it was stolen.

Huh?! The guy gets thousands of dollars in camera and other gear from some guys he either barely knows or is friends with, late on a Saturday night and immediately posts photos of it for sale on craigslist and it is legitimate to believe he did not know it was "hot"?

It's B.S., plain and simple.