Burglaries in Las Salvias

Mad_Max wrote:

joec wrote:

Mad_Max wrote:

David wrote:A point of clarification: These were burglaries. Robbery is a face-to-face event. In one case the perp was encountered by the homeowner and a struggle ensued. The perp is driving a silver Jeep Liberty (the small Jeep) with Jalisco plates. He's been spotted more than once.

So what is it called when the dogs are pepper sprayed in the course of a burglary - that is a face to face (nonhuman) event?

Since when is a dog human? I never saw one on two legs. LOL

John - I fail to see your point. I clearly stated this was a non-human event. So why even bother with your post.

Didn't understand your post.

I wouldn't call it a mass exodus but I do know many people personally who have left for security reasons. There is a steady stream of people selling up and leaving west of San Juan Cosala.

I also talked to someone whose neighbors (two legged) had been pepper sprayed as well as their dog. No rumor.
It's that time of year when crime sprees seem to be a popular pastime.

When we lived in CA, nearly everyone we knew in the "quiet" burbs had a fancy alarm system. We were burgled anyway; more than once, so it isn't just Mexico.......for what small comfort that may be.

The only two "mass exodus(es)" I have seen, are the Tapatios leaving lakeside on the Sunday evenings and the NOB(s) leaving the carretera entering the parking area of SuperLake...daily.

Las Salvias....calles... 5 de febrero and Tempisque from the carretera to the old Lou Wertheimers house, the developer of same, which is at the very top, at the base of the mountains.

I do know of several other burglaries. I know of 4 women who have left this past 6 months with security and safety being a part of the decision. I know of three houses new on the market because the owners decided Ajijic just wasn't what they wanted - however one has a terrible personality and just couldn't make friends so that is her own fault. And I know 3 older women who are leaving because they do not feel the same level of security and activity in the village they have experienced since they arrived over 6 years ago. But then again aging out of the time where we can take just about anything thrown at us does eventually happen to some. And after years here the social rush abates, as it would anywhere, an then you are left mostly with your own company unless you worked at playing well with others.

jajaja....... good point solajijic, seems some people came here because they couldn't play well with with others NOB. Don't know why they thought it would change for them here. Once an A$$hole, always an A$$hole.

There are a few I'd help move NOB.

CanuckBob wrote:jajaja....... good point solajijic, seems some people came here because they couldn't play well with with others NOB. Don't know why they thought it would change for them here. Once an A$$hole, always an A$$hole.

Or: "Wherever you go, there you are."

sunfan - Don't get your tighty whities in a knot. Consider the number of homes at Lakeside and do the math. You'll find that it's incredibly small.

Be concerned. Look at your place as though you were a burglar. Plug up the holes as best you can.

Then, if you're burgled, have plenty of meds on hand.......you'll need them to get over the aftereffects.

SunFan, pay no attention to JoeC, he has his head in a place where the sun doesn't shine. Be very concerned. Since Thanksgiving there have been 12 burglaries in Las Salvias, an area that is onlys 3 block by 3 blocks. Since then there have been numerous burglaries in Villa Nova, the village, and upper Ajijic. Gringals advice is good. The current burglar or burglars are pros and they have heavy tools to pry open doors and smash locks. In nearly 8 years here this is the worst I've seen.

David wrote:SunFan, pay no attention to JoeC, he has his head in a place where the sun doesn't shine. Be very concerned. Since Thanksgiving there have been 12 burglaries in Las Salvias, an area that is onlys 3 block by 3 blocks. Since then there have been numerous burglaries in Villa Nova, the village, and upper Ajijic. Gringals advice is good. The current burglar or burglars are pros and they have heavy tools to pry open doors and smash locks. In nearly 8 years here this is the worst I've seen.

TOTALLY UNTRUE!!! It is not reported on Lakesidecrimewatch. I know of 3 burglaries in Las Salvias as do our Homeowners who know these people. Numerous burglaries in Villa Nova, village and Upper Ajijic. Again NOT TRUE!!!

You blow everything out of proportion as usual. The few burglaries were the work of professionals using burglary tools always the same two guys. Blown waaaaay out of proportion AS USUAL by a bunch of old farts who have nothing to do.

John/JoeC once again exhibiting his belief that if he does not know about it, it does not exist. Reality is comprised of bits and pieces of what johnnyjoe knows. Everything else is UNTRUE, NOT TRUE and blown out of proportion.

SunFan wrote:

joec wrote:sunfan - Don't get your tighty whities in a knot. Consider the number of homes at Lakeside and do the math. You'll find that it's incredibly small.

John I sure hope you’re not a burglary victim before you unload that place of yours. Course I would have to suppose your home would have superior intruder protection. Anyone remember Jack Benny's vault?

SunFan

We live in a safe secure Gated Community with a guard and razor wire on our walls. There have been no burglaries here in 11 years. Houses on the street like in Las Salvias, Villa Nova, Rancho del Oro, La Floresta, etc have easy access in/out for burglars. That's why they get burgled.

JoeC: We know you are content in the knowledge that YOUR community hasn't been burgled. Wonderful. Good selling point, especially for the Chicken Littles moving here, for whom Safety is All. I don't know why they move to Mexico in the first place. It's not as dangerous as Detroit, but I'm sure they could have found a little pocket of safety back where they came from, if that's the biggest deal for them.

As far as the rest of us are concerned, it would be appreciated, I'm sure, if you would just stop the bragging, the gloating and the one-up-manship. It's not becoming to the decent person I expect that you are.

When we got home from a short dinner out and found our place violated by an arsonist who was obviously frustrated by his inability to get past our home security, it was terrifying, injurious to my husband who put out the fire just outside our living room window and sleepless nights on the alert followed. Needless to say, we increased the security. When you return to your home to find a fire blazing which could have destroyed everything, you don't feel like hearing "nanner, nanner, nanner" from you. That's mean and childish as well.

How about having a little compassion for the victims?

There aren't that many people on this board who could afford your house in the first place, and even fewer who would want to live in your environment, so what's the point in your gloating, anyway? Think about it.

[quote="joec TOTALLY UNTRUE!!! It is not reported on Lakesidecrimewatch. I know of 3 burglaries in Las Salvias as do our Homeowners who know these people. Numerous burglaries in Villa Nova, village and Upper Ajijic. Again NOT TRUE!!!

You blow everything out of proportion as usual. The few burglaries were the work of professionals using burglary tools always the same two guys. Blown waaaaay out of proportion AS USUAL by a bunch of old farts who have nothing to do.[/quote]

John, you are an ignorant jerk. Not everything is reported to Lakeside crime watch. 22 of us who were victims of recent break-ins wet with El Presidente de Chapala and the Commandante and Sub-Commandante in City Hall last week. They know about most of the break-ins in the area. You are sadly ignorant of the world around you. Your consistent denial of the fate of others is gruesomely distasteful.

David wrote:[quote="joec TOTALLY UNTRUE!!! It is not reported on Lakesidecrimewatch. I know of 3 burglaries in Las Salvias as do our Homeowners who know these people. Numerous burglaries in Villa Nova, village and Upper Ajijic. Again NOT TRUE!!!

You blow everything out of proportion as usual. The few burglaries were the work of professionals using burglary tools always the same two guys. Blown waaaaay out of proportion AS USUAL by a bunch of old farts who have nothing to do.

John, you are an ignorant jerk. Not everything is reported to Lakeside crime watch. 22 of us who were victims of recent break-ins wet with El Presidente de Chapala and the Commandante and Sub-Commandante in City Hall last week. They know about most of the break-ins in the area. You are sadly ignorant of the world around you. Your consistent denial of the fate of others is gruesomely distasteful.[/quote]

I hope you'll get some results, so far I haven't seen or heard much in the way of results.

El Presidente committed to a) install more street lights, b) increase patrols in the area, c) invited us to a follow-up meeting in two weeks.

He also chided us because most of us had not gone to Ministerio Pulblico. MP is where we are to report crimes, not the Policia. The Policia can only act to prevent crime.

[quote="joec so far I haven't seen or heard much in the way of results.[/quote]

There's a lot you don't see or hear.

David wrote:[quote="joec so far I haven't seen or heard much in the way of results.

There's a lot you don't see or hear.[/quote]

Is this happening in Upper Chula Vista or Lower Chula Vista? Do you have guards at the entry/exit to Chula Vista?

Have you and your neighbors approached the Fracc Board about getting guards and or what can be done?

Who are you addressing? This thread is about Las Salvias.

David wrote:Who are you addressing? This thread is about Las Salvias.

I was addressing you as SunFan brought Chula Vista into it and I thought you did too.

Perhaps you should go back and read what she and I wrote. Chula Vista is not part of this discussion