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mellen : Remember two years ago in March I lost 50 K due to a bank jugging, when y'all leave those banks, you make sure no one is following you, I deeply regret not calling the news media when this first happened as we had photos of the car and grainy photos of the individual

mellen : Remember two years ago in March I lost 50 K due to a bank jugging, when y'all leave those banks, you make sure no one is following you, I deeply regret not calling the news media when this first happened as we had photos of the car and grainy photos of the individual

Ruger5 : The Texas Legislature has passed House Bill 1902, which designates "jugging" as a distinct criminal offense. Jugging involves criminals targeting individuals who have withdrawn cash from banks or ATMs, following them to another location to either break into their vehicle or rob them directly. The bill proposes making jugging a state jail felony, with enhanced penalties. If a suspect breaks into a vehicle, the charge could escalate to a third-degree felony, and if robbery is involved, it could become a first-degree felony. "This was a bipartisan, one hundred percent across the board on that one," said Texas House Representative Christian Manuel. He noted that jugging is prevalent in major cities like Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, and Austin, as well as smaller communities, and is on the rise. kfdm.com/news/local/ texas-legislature-pa sses-bill-to-make-ju gging-a-crimina

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>> mellen : Remember two years ago in March I lost 50 K due to a bank jugging, when y'all leave those banks, you make sure no one is following you, I deeply regret not calling the news media when this first happened as we had photos of the car and grainy photos of the individualRuger5 : The Texas Legislature has passed House Bill 1902, which designates "jugging" as a distinct criminal offense. Jugging involves criminals targeting individuals who have withdrawn cash from banks or ATMs, following them to another location to either break into their vehicle or rob them directly.
The bill proposes making jugging a state jail felony, with enhanced penalties. If a suspect breaks into a vehicle, the charge could escalate to a third-degree felony, and if robbery is involved, it could become a first-degree felony."This was a bipartisan, one hundred percent across the board on that one," said Texas House Representative Christian Manuel. He noted that jugging is prevalent in major cities like Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, and Austin, as well as smaller communities, and is on the rise.
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