Kingwood Home burglarized was a man impersonating a Harris count
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Man posing as Harris County deputy burglarizes Kingwood home, causes $11k worth of damages
Man posing as Harris County deputy burglarizes Kingwood home, causes $11k worth of damages
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Ruger5 : Kingwood is a 3rd world *******?
Jellybeaner : $5,000 dollars in change in one of those water bottles would be impossible to pick up by yourself I think
If all quarters, it would weigh 250lb. Pennies would be 2755 lbs for $5000, lol
I found a weight/value chart, but did not go to lengths to prove it out, so not positive it's correct.
I have issues carrying a one gallon baggie with $500 in it. Lol
That coinstar is dangerous. People watch, when you get your receipt you need to take it to customer service. My friend had a receipt snatched right from her hand while her 3 yr old gd was in the shopping cart.
sweetie : $5,000 in pure coinage would be pretty difficult to impossible for most people to pick up. If all quarters, it would weigh 250lb. Pennies would be 2755 lbs for $5000, lol I found a weight/value chart, but did not go to lengths to prove it out, so not positive it's correct.
sweetie : yeah, I know! This guy stole another Kingwood resident's truck from a few streets over too.
Jellybeaner : $5,000 dollars in change in one of those water bottles would be impossible to pick up by yourself I think
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cbear : don't they charge you like 10%
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