Stolen Blackberry 8310 Red *THUG ALERT*
Tue, 04/07/2009 - 11:46pm
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I don't expect this post to turn my phone up but if it does that would be great and a reward will be offered with no questions asked. Instead my intention is to perhaps embarrass those who have connection with petty thieves, understanding entirely that they likely can't read and would likely not read this. However, Monday afternoon (4/7/09) my red Blackberry Curve 8310C was stolen from my auto as it was parked around the 10th and Brown-Delaware intersection. Its serial/IMEI number is 356088029709594. It also has my name and phone number on the display as a screen saver. The thief took my phone and received from and called to the following numbers before I had the service shut off: 12:24pm, 1:47pm, 4:06pm, & 4:50pm 765-649-4397 Arik Kelly 426 W 21st St Anderson, IN 46016-4121 1:49pm & 5:05pm 765-643-0904 Teresa Franklin 1418 Locust St Anderson, IN 46016 4:27pm 765-393-2159 Antwion & Y Smoots 1517 W 11th St Anderson, IN 46016-2814 4:46pm 765-393-0227 Unpublished 2:19pm & 5:06pm 765-635-8134 Cell Phone 3:22pm & 5:02pm 765-208-1383 Cell Phone 2:17pm 765-810-2413 Unpublished If you are or know the people listed above you should be aware that you associate with thieves. If you are the thief, you should turn the phone into APD or return it to the home near where you stole it from. Again, the return of the phone is offered with a reward. No questions asked. You can contact APD regarding case 2009-13279 for information on how to return it or as mentioned, bring it to the home where you took it from. 
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WILL I THINK YOU WELL NOT GET IT BACK MAYBE YOU HAD INS ON IT IF NOT IT'S OUT OF POCKET SORRY TO HERE THIS BUT TIMES ARE GETTING BAD THEY MAY SELL IT . JUST HOPE IT IS FOR FOOD NOT DRUGS
I hope that you get it back. My son had one stolen when he was in High school. The guy that took it found out that I knew who had it and was going to go get it and he called me to turn it over. This was a wise move as I really hate anyone to steal from my kids.
Smells like bubble gum to me it does!
Don't kick the dog! You will get bit.
Couple things with blackberry...
There are a few programs out there, if you send yourself an email with a special code in it.... it will ping the GPS and lock the phone down. Give you an idea of where it is.
Also, your carrier can disable the PIN associated with the blackberry so the phone is inoperable to anyone but you. If they try to call whoever to activate service they will basicly be told to screw off they have stolen property. So at least not all is lost! :D
Sorry about the phone, I have a junker curve for AT&T I would sell ya cheap if you need it. All works, just the casing looks bad.
Giggity
Do the pawn shops accept phones? Just wondering.