Sign of a true entrepreneur. Gets robbed repeatedly, solves the problem, then turns it into a business service. This is the type of guy who keeps the world running smoothly.
What about the civil liberties and human rights of the poor criminals, after a hard days rob this could put them out of business 😱 the law needs to protect them from people securing their livelihood it’s not cricket guv’
Not quite. Rigging up traps that mame or kill should be illegal. This is just barbaric. Unless you can prove to me it kills every time without fail and it kills fast enough so no suffering. Even then, eh... Systems that shock, as long as the current is a safe amount, should be legal. It will wake you up, hurt like hell, but ultimately not do any lasting damage unless you have medical conditions. That said, my grandpa always says "you're life must not be worth the 17 cents it costs me to reload". And this, depending on the state, is totally legal.
@@lucifer6966 I don't really care if a criminal suffers. They choose to go out and destroy people's lives and livelihoods, just for us to catch them and then have to fund their imprisonment for years, jjust for them to come out and do the same stupid shit. A dead degenerate is the only good one.
@@lucifer6966 See, and this is why people generally support shotgun traps. Those kill instantly and without the victim even having a chance to register that anything happened. Generally, people who set those up also set up clear warnings that let anyone approaching know what's about to happen, so at that point, it's on them if they proceed all the way to the trap. Unfortunately, the law still sees things differently...
How great to catch up with Ray again,I saw the original video and he was awaiting the outcome of the police report.Police hadn't attended when his van was broken into but did when they found out he had rigged the van to give the criminal a shock. Now he has made a business from his misfortune and I hope it really takes off and gives him a good income. Well done Ray
Good on him. I'm former cop in the states and I am worried about England and state of policing there.Heck I'm VERY worried about ours too but I watched his first vid and he said the cops wouldn't even bother to come out and see about his thefts but if a crook got zapped he'd get a visit THEN? WTH are we both coming to? Hope you sell a bunch of alarms my friend!
@@friendlyhorseuk7220 You are throwing him into de-facto slavery for those hours and days it takes to replace them. More, because he has to cover taxes and rent while he's doing it. You exchange the fruits of his labor for drugs at 5 cents on the dollar ... that makes your LIFE worth less than nothing IMHO. When a thief sees a Copper, the thief should thank him. That Copper is the only person on the planet keeping the thief alive.
Friendly horse yes most of us are insured but often your vehicle insurance doesn't cover you for ten thousand pounds worth of tools which I as a carpenter need on a daily basis which leaves me having to pay for additional tool cover which is costly as it is also costly to meet the security demands they place on you to get that cover and then they try their best to wriggle out of paying out for it. I'm surprised that you didn't suggest that we go out and buy stolen tools to replace ours when they are stolen,something I refuse to do as it just perpetuates the problem.
@@friendlyhorseuk7220 Are'nt you stupid ? This is the robbers argument. "Hey, they just have to claim their insurance". Wow, such a nice argument !😡 How about the lost of a day's work, the trouble, the damsges to their vehicle , Friendly POS horse breath ??
@@garethheathcote4988 I'm with you mate ! This stupid Horse Shit is part of the problem. I've had my tools stolen twice in 2 years. Friends too. One day, we were 5or 6 trades on a big factory rehab job and noticed two curious guys around our trucks. We all came out and caught the bast..s red handed... Rest is history.
I had all my tools taken from my van in Romford, when I contacted the police they said it wasn't even worth a visit out to me! Good on you Ray. Think we need to bring public stoning for the gutter filth that steal tools
I'm an electrician who has had his tools stolen a few times. It really sucks because you can't go to work. Unloading hundreds of pounds of tools into your apartment every night is a nightmare too.
@@annwithaplan9766 Well he says apartment so I doubt he lives in a place with a garage but yes you are right I always park against a wall or garage door whenever possible.
Probably uses farm electric fence system, totally legal to install that anywhere provided there are sufficient warning signs. If anything, his signs are a bit small and not specific enough. Easy fixed.
I hope this guy becomes a millionaire. Works hard all of his life and the cops are more worried about a thief getting a little shock than helping an honest old man who just wants to live and work unmolested by scumbag thieves. Go-get em' Ray. We're rootin' for ya!
As a tradesman the fear of loosing your tools is huge...I was shocked when I went to a local police sale and they were selling the thieves tools in nice little groups and also items that had not been recovered by the victims
WTF? So the police are basically doing fuck all about the thieves (which we all know is true - had a bike nicked from a secure basement garage in my old block of flats which was also chained to a metal support, it had exceptional video security cameras too!) and the Police are now selling the stolen gear on? Pretty much makes them an accesory to crime doesn't it? Again, is it a coincidence the police don't have the time to chase up ppl's stolen goods, yet they have the time to sell it themselves! That tells me they aint trying too hard as theres profit to be made. Bent coppers could share out the procedes - to themselves
We had a system in South Africa that was similar to this, our system was live even when driving, so if the thieves tried to rob you when you stopped at a traffic light they would get the shock of their lives, the system went active when the ignition was on and the doors were locked , it was linked to the car alarm to go active when parked, that system was legal and fell into the electric fence spec and certification
Hi Ray, I'm a tradesman here in Canada and I know how you feel. These scum bags who go around stealing stuff deserve to be punished for the harm they are causing honest working people. It drives you mad.
I have rigged my bicycle the same way here in Australia. On the three occasions, they tried to steal it, I was watching, 40,000 volts DC half an amp, from a cattle prod, and it bloodywell hurts them. I have a switch on the handlebars, that I turn off to ride it. The first guy was standing in a puddle, he collapsed. I use when touring on long trips.
Mate I totally get where your coming from but what would have happened if the theif had a pacemaker? Im not having a go at you, its a bloody interesting idea for sure.
I retired diesel mechanic. I've known guys that had tool boxes stolen with all tools in them. It is so sad that thugs do this to the working man. It is too easy to make a good living to steal someone else's stuff. Still have all my tools, some were my grandfathers and fathers. It is more than just tools to me. I did have a service truck once of my own, it secured tools very well. I would do something like this man does if I had to.
My mate had a tool box nicked that had nothing of re saleable value. Maybe £20, but its whats inside He had spanners from his Grandad that he never got a chance to meet and other sentimental tools
Ive had my tools taken a few times. I just replaced them with the cheapest Chinese tools I could make do with. Now I will only be out a few dollars next time.
When I was burgled and guns were stolen, the police never entered them into the computer. When we caught 2 kids and called the police, telling them we were holding the thieves at gunpoint, they arrived before we could get off the phone. Gotta protect the city's preciousss little thieves.
get a few capacitors, store juice in them from alternator. use capacitors for the shock charge...yes it might kill them...but either way, they won`t steal from you again.
It is static electricity, it won't electrocute them. It is the same type of electricity used in millions of agricultural electric fences all over the world. When you get into the higher voltages like automotive SPARK PLUG voltage (not to mention lightning) it can definitely kill.
What’s sad is that most vans are too easy to break into in the first place. Love what Ray has done, but when you spend £20-30k manufacturers should be more accountable
Have a mate who spent a couple of years in Saudi Arabia. He said he was surprised at the number of people with only one hand but never saw anyone with no hands.
So proud that he just didn't take it...he took matters into his own hands and helping many others at the same time. More people should be proactive about protecting yourself and your livelihood.
My husband and some of his buddies were in our detached garage, big door open, having a visit, on a beautiful summer's eve, when I noticed a van drive by, slowly, and I saw the driver looking into his sideview mirror to case our garage. He noticed that I had him in my sight, so he took off. I should have gotten his plate number. The next morning he broke into our garage, the guy was massive (6.5" +/-). He tossed, full to the brim, large tool boxes into his van like they were empty. We traced our tools (a rare one) being sold on those online sites, from 100s of miles away.
@Inthe Flow You recommended the most expensive tube-fed semiautomatic shotgun and the least reliable mag fed semiauto shotgun. A person with actual experience would recommend an affordable, reliable pump action - you recommended your favorite call of duty loadouts.
Great job Ray 👍🏻 As a tradesman myself I know how important tools are to a working man.... My sparky mate has wired his garden water sprays to PIR so anyone triggers the sensor gets wet through 😂👍🏻
My dad connected 20KV to his tractor to stop the petrol thieves. Found the fuel cap on the ground one day but no fuel missing. You can do the same today by connecting a stock fencer to your vehicle body. The tires insulate it from the ground.
Well no but I'd like to see some cam footage of them getting the shit shocked out of them lmao. It's funny watching the guys test it out like a bunch of kids around an electric fence lol
I stopped one. Brke into van stole sat nav tools batteries etc. All caught on the dash cam . Posted on local FB page where he was named within a few hours. Caught up with him at the local chemist queuing for his methadone. .
Ooooh yes you can. And you may also correct his lack of education. Only a matter of persuation from his new friends, for his own good. When properly identified, even the dumbest gets the idea, loud and clear...
You can. When someone chooses to put himself or herself above and ahead of my family, my wife and children by STEALING what amounts to food from their mouths, my response will always be this: kill them. If YOU CHOOSE to be a threat to my wife and children, then I will do everything in my power, aided by ten years of military airborne training and service, and 7 years of LEO training and experience, to put a stop to your threat. And let’s face it, my primary training always comes to the front in this type of situation. Your life is in your hands.....
Should be standard on all vehicles, shock these buggers. If every vehicle will hurt them rather than an option as that might be noticible as opposed to non option and so they know which have and dont have.
LOL, I researched for an article on a similar subject some years ago; apparently, manufacturers (back in the 1980's/90's allowed £5.00 for car security! LOL
Stingray...FREAKING AWESOME! Is the advanced model called the DEATHRAY? Can you add a camera so when it is activated you get the scumbag's picture and be able to give it to the police or even to the tradesmen so they can be on the lookout for these evil people?
Ray, you are an absolute legend and a genius! I've got a few of the product details and there are dozens of blokes, all pals of mine, all tradesmen, who I'll be notifying about this product.
Now that's an idea. wire in a tiny Wi-Fi micro camera on the inside facing outwards at eye level and have a raspberry pi configured to automatically send any motion captured images or start recording the second the door handle is pulled. That way not only will they get stung by the stingray, but also stung by the police when there is photographic evidence.
This happens because the police are to busy writing tickets instead of trying to stop thieves, they know that the tradesmen will have to buy new tools so it’s good for the economy right? Lol this makes me so mad when cops don’t even try to make a difference, we have been broken into 4 times in the last year and the police didn’t even come out, they just said come down to the station and fill out a report, and then they asked if we knew who was doing it, to which I said if I did I’d shoot the prick myself and save taxpayers dollars, but that’s not legal I guess 🤣
@Captain Insano Shows no mercy in our case we got a great clear shot of the guy and girls face, because they kicked the door into the office and the cops still didn’t do anything, but when the same couple broke into the work site where my brother works and the alarm went off the cops said don’t try to stop, because they might be dangerous, and it took the cops 3 hours to get there and it’s only 45 minute drive from the station, to me it seems like they wanted to make sure the thieves had enough time to get away.
@@rob3326 that’s a big part of the problem yes, here I believe it has a lot to do with the money that the police make off of traffic fines, it makes more financial sense to right more tickets than it does to stop thefts.
Hell I wish the cops around here would write more traffic tickets. It would put a dent in the retaliations (road rage). You can always post these clear pictures publicly, with a description of their actions. No one can stop you, it’s not slander or libel if it is factual. If you do that though, be prepared to lay in wait. They will come back for revenge for outing them to teach you a lesson. Shoot them up with an automatic paintball gun. Non-lethal defense of a felony in progress. Or, just wait for them to come back if they felt it was an easy score they will return. Kill em when they break in. Self defense and defense of your home is legal. End of problem.
I'm a electrician in the US we have had to install security alarms on all our trucks.The law here will bring charges against anyone putting a shock device on anything home included.
As long as it is designed and intended to be non-lethal, clearly posted (which it is), and it will not harm innocent people, then how can they object?? If you added a chemical dispenser to it, especially inside a locked and alarmed door, that would be perfectly legal and acceptable as well. Me personally I believe that all tool thieves should be hung. Simple as that. If you choose to take away a person’s ability to provide themselves and their family a living, you are threatening their lives. Self defense doctrine. If you make the choice, you better know what the consequences are and can be.......... steal from me at your own peril. For those who say this is too harsh or draconian, you would do well to understand that people only obey laws because the punishments are deemed not worth the risks. The veneer of “civilization” is very thin indeed, and it is not voluntary at all.
Well done Ray, perhaps you can incorporate a system where it sprays the cretins with permanent paint that cannot be washed off. Perhaps aim the spray can towards their face and it would slow their get away down. Ha! Ha!
Love this get it up. I have had my tools stolen twice. Once the thieves had cut a hole through the side of my trailer. I lost about 25k in tools. Police said they could do nothing about it. Wouldn’t finger print or investigate. Best they could do is for me to go look in local pawn shops. I engrave my tools for insurance purposes. So I might be able identify my tools. Police were no help. Second time was in a box store parking lot. Cart boy would call his buddies that were staged in another parking lot. They would come and blitzkreig the trucks and trailers of builders. Take what they could in mere moments and leave. Store said they were not responsible for the parking lot. Eventually I had to go to the other stores and ask for surveillance camera to see if they could spot anything. They did thankfully. Then my insurance said they wouldn’t pay because it was the store’s responsibility. Long story short. I would love to shock the crap out of anyone who tries to take my tools again. Great job Ray!!
We had this in South Africa years ago. The two main drawbacks is that passengers would sometimes get hold of the door handles before it was deactivated and the handles would fizz and short out when it rained.
Years ago (early 1970's) my father walked over to his truck and found some thug rummaging around in his work truck...My father grabbed him and my fathers helpers came over to see what was up, my father said when I'm done with you, you shouldn't' be stealing any more. ..My father took his hammer and smashed all ten of his fingers while his helpers held him down. The thug called the cops, cop came over and said I didn't see anything...Problem solved!!
@@newenglandvermont3848 It's okay. I miss mine too. But there are both in a better place now. Thiefs are not going to bother them anymore 🥺🤗🤗🤗 Stay safe random internet dude😁😇
That was in the good old days, when cops didn't like criminals. Try that now, (and the Stingray) you're likely to get into more trouble than the criminal.
I finally bought a Chainsaw that would start when I wanted it to start. I heat my cabin with wood and usually cut it myself. I'd used the saw a few times with few hours on it. Someone came on my property and stole it out of my tool shed. I don't have the money to buy another saw but I was given one that needs adjusting and it wears me out trying to start the thing. In twenty four years living out here no one has ever stolen anything from me. I guess the shiny new tool was to much for the thief.
@David Boland I kind of suspect the county road workers stole it. They were working in front of my place. Then just north of me there are cranksters speeding around.
@@viperdemonz-jenkins It's a low thing to do to someone. I don't understand the mind of a thief. I don't have spare change lying around the house either and I depend on cutting my own firewood for the winter.
For years i had no door at all on my shed- it swelled with water damage and since my Dad originally built it it was not standard. 6 weeks ago i had a new door rigged up- it is actually a piece of fence that anyone could pull a slat from but it was the correct size. Last week someone went into the shed and stole my grill. A 20 year old cast iron bucket on a stand to put charcoal in, not even a propane tank. I really think it was my neighbors and that the "new door" made them think there must be something worth stealing. I wish i had never tried to improve the property- but the City decided a door was paramount.
Here stateside, we do something similar. Instead of electricity, we rig it up with a double barrel 12g shotgun. Decreases the chance the offender will try it again at a later date.
Claymore mines work better. Worked great on a Ford van in LA back in 1974. 4 minced meat bodies. 5 minutes to swap back the original doors. It never happened again!!!
This man is great! I hope this stops ppl from being able to steal his tools and that his alarm business catches on and really takes off for him. Maybe he will be able to retire! God is good!I will be praying for you!
Stealing a man's tools is akin to stealing a man's tools back in the Wild West days in America! There was no lower than a horse thief. It was survival to have a horse.
In my garage, my bike is chained you the floor with a ground anchor, nearby is my old angle grinder with a cutting wheel in place. Plug it in and cut but the body of the grinder is live, all earth wires removed. I'm not liable for someone using a faulty tool, it's their problem. It's 240volts none of this 110 volts stuff.
Some years ago a burglar was forcing the door of an old shop here and ‘managed’ to get the crowbar into the electric fuse box which shocked him so much he’s dead. The coroner accepted the police account of how it happened. Even more years ago in Liverpool a Somalian shopkeeper who was fed up of the break ins sat behind the door with a First World War handgun and let next burglar have it. As the scumbag was heard to shout, ‘kill the black b’ he was clearly in fear for his life and only convicted of possessing an unlicensed weapon.
@@tyroneshoelace548 Thanks, great explanation; I've been trying to get my head around the volts v amps conundrum and that is the best explanation I have heard - so far.
@@onepup-pr3yl pretty much the same here in Canada. Google the Dave King aquittal for an example of a complete failure of the Canadian justice system. He shot a good samaritan with an illegal concealed firearm. The young kid intervened when King was assaulting an elderly man, and he shot him. They charged the paramedics who responded and were told by police that he had not been shot. They will probably get convicted.
@@onepup-pr3yl got off on self defense no less. If I greeted an intruder in my home with a 12ga, I would be charged and likely convicted of at least firearms charges.
@@viviennehateley1843 they charged the paramedics with failing to provide the necessities of life. not sure of the outcome the trial was in December. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/paramedic-trial-1.5821666
My late father rigged up a similar thing on his shed which he used a line output transformer from the old CRT type TV's. That took care of a few scrotes in it's time!.
Maybe you could wire up a hammer to knock them unconscious at the side of the van ready for the rozzas to take them away afterwards? This guy needs a medal
One night between 1am (when I got home) and 4am (when I had to go back to work) my car was broken into while in the driveway. Called the cops. Told him I was thinking about getting a camera system set up to record the driveway. He asked why. So I said if something like this happens again it can help them identify the thief. That's when he dropped the bombshell on me. He basically said they wouldn't be doing any special investigating looking for the thieves. They had more important things to do. He was only there right then to make a report for my insurance company. So, I wrote a letter to the editor of my local paper basically saying that and saying that it wouldn't be until one of the police officer's private vehicles was broken into that they would get serious. Fast forward three months and I get a call. Evidently it happened. That same officer who "investigated" my incident had his personal vehicle broken into in a different neighborhood. He had seen my article on the OpEd page and reported that to the Det Sgt investigating. If you haven't figured it out yet, because of my situation and the letter to the editor I wrote, I became a suspect. That's right. I went from victim to suspect. That was several years ago. Recently the Dallas County District Attorney gave a press release telling everyone that his office would no longer pursue cases of less than $700. Giving thieves an upper limit. "It's ok thieves, you can legally steal up to $700 per incident and we WON'T prosecute you."
Fu.... pigs. Sorry but I understand why the lady who had her car stolen said it had her baby in it. Cops are really only about adrenaline fueled action.
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What you need where you live is to get some police who ACTUALLY do there job.
Fine chance! Too busy handing out crime numbers and watching the clock go around until shift-end. Not necessarily their fault though, under funding has caused much of this......
You Sir are my Hero! Totally awesome idea and setup, and I agree with one of your responders, wire that puppy to the mains, set up a few recliners in the shadows and let show begin! Hell, sell beer on the side and you'd probably be able recover some of the money lost because of those theifing AssH&#%s!!! Just wished I'd have seen this a month ago.
Yep! I wired my sliding window frame with 115 vac on my 2nd floor apartment in Vallejo CA. Found a big hole in the bushes and light blood trail next day. Never got broken in again!
I watched your original video then deleted my remarks because I let my temper get the best of me. I sincerely hope you have gotten the problem under control and best wishes to you.
I recently patented the installation of claymore mines into the van headrest supported by 4 fifty pound phosphorus flares in the side panels pointing towards one other. The device is called Shaken' Bacon.
Nice work Ray being a chippi myself had my van done in Coventry last year a Professional Romanian Gang stripped a brand new Ford transit custom in broad daylight in less than ten minutes, they were being filmed by someone else police turned up and said We know who they are but are priorities lie else where 🤷♂️WTF good luck with your new adventure think it will do well 👍
the rpoblem is, if a thief gets shocked, he'll just come back with a can of petrol and burn the van out of spite. Better to try and house the van indoors,behind decent doors.
Agree - the return of the thief and his mates is a real risk. Also chucking petrol on your house. I never store tools in my vehicle. It’s a pain, but a lot safer.
Honestly, if you're out looking for specifically tools it's because of the details of the operation. It's easy and hard to track, is what it looks like to me. Is it possible that they might come back and fuck with your house, other possessions? Yeah. But chances are, no. They would be trying to steal the entire truck, etc in that case. In fact they'd probably be breaking into your house as well, in the first place.
Sign of a true entrepreneur. Gets robbed repeatedly, solves the problem, then turns it into a business service. This is the type of guy who keeps the world running smoothly.
democrats will call him racist, tax him, take his license and shut him down
This is the type of guy that would get the world running smoothly........if they were allowed.
What about the civil liberties and human rights of the poor criminals, after a hard days rob this could put them out of business 😱 the law needs to protect them from people securing their livelihood it’s not cricket guv’
Notice he had to let cops know what he did. If the criminals get hurt on the job. They are going to sue him and draw unemployment
All the other replies to your sensible comment must be satire....surely? or they're written by reactionary old geezers or 13 yr olds
People are more concerned about the safety of criminals than they are about the hard work of an honest person.
Not quite. Rigging up traps that mame or kill should be illegal. This is just barbaric. Unless you can prove to me it kills every time without fail and it kills fast enough so no suffering. Even then, eh...
Systems that shock, as long as the current is a safe amount, should be legal. It will wake you up, hurt like hell, but ultimately not do any lasting damage unless you have medical conditions.
That said, my grandpa always says "you're life must not be worth the 17 cents it costs me to reload". And this, depending on the state, is totally legal.
No, they're not. But people are more concerned about venting their imaginary grievances than they are about truth.
Don't think people would mind criminals being shocked, but the way law is they'd surely sue the van owner protecting his tools.
@@lucifer6966
I don't really care if a criminal suffers. They choose to go out and destroy people's lives and livelihoods, just for us to catch them and then have to fund their imprisonment for years, jjust for them to come out and do the same stupid shit. A dead degenerate is the only good one.
@@lucifer6966 See, and this is why people generally support shotgun traps. Those kill instantly and without the victim even having a chance to register that anything happened. Generally, people who set those up also set up clear warnings that let anyone approaching know what's about to happen, so at that point, it's on them if they proceed all the way to the trap. Unfortunately, the law still sees things differently...
How great to catch up with Ray again,I saw the original video and he was awaiting the outcome of the police report.Police hadn't attended when his van was broken into but did when they found out he had rigged the van to give the criminal a shock. Now he has made a business from his misfortune and I hope it really takes off and gives him a good income. Well done Ray
Police only attended when they found out criminals might be hurt by his actions. Disgusting!!!!!!
Needs more amperage so we can just pick them up off the ground later !
Gis way you dont get jailed for man trap.
If you go that route might as well go All the way to the broom or vacuum.
I agree... Bump up the amps 😁
Voltage yes, but not the Amps. It's the Amps that kills.
Need more, so you just sweep them up😂
I hope he makes a fortune off these alarms.
How if he’s giving the details of how to diy in his Facebook lol, too much Honesty
Good on him. I'm former cop in the states and I am worried about England and state of policing there.Heck I'm VERY worried about ours too but I watched his first vid and he said the cops wouldn't even bother to come out and see about his thefts but if a crook got zapped he'd get a visit THEN? WTH are we both coming to? Hope you sell a bunch of alarms my friend!
When you steal a man’s tools you’re not just taking bread and butter off his table, you’re taking his ability to make money in the future as well.
Aren't they insured
@@friendlyhorseuk7220 You are throwing him into de-facto slavery for those hours and days it takes to replace them. More, because he has to cover taxes and rent while he's doing it. You exchange the fruits of his labor for drugs at 5 cents on the dollar ... that makes your LIFE worth less than nothing IMHO. When a thief sees a Copper, the thief should thank him. That Copper is the only person on the planet keeping the thief alive.
Friendly horse yes most of us are insured but often your vehicle insurance doesn't cover you for ten thousand pounds worth of tools which I as a carpenter need on a daily basis which leaves me having to pay for additional tool cover which is costly as it is also costly to meet the security demands they place on you to get that cover and then they try their best to wriggle out of paying out for it. I'm surprised that you didn't suggest that we go out and buy stolen tools to replace ours when they are stolen,something I refuse to do as it just perpetuates the problem.
@@friendlyhorseuk7220 Are'nt you stupid ? This is the robbers argument. "Hey, they just have to claim their insurance". Wow, such a nice argument !😡
How about the lost of a day's work, the trouble, the damsges to their vehicle , Friendly POS horse breath ??
@@garethheathcote4988
I'm with you mate ! This stupid Horse Shit is part of the problem. I've had my tools stolen twice in 2 years. Friends too.
One day, we were 5or 6 trades on a big factory rehab job and noticed two curious guys around our trucks.
We all came out and caught the bast..s red handed... Rest is history.
I had all my tools taken from my van in Romford, when I contacted the police they said it wasn't even worth a visit out to me! Good on you Ray. Think we need to bring public stoning for the gutter filth that steal tools
When you get your next council tax bill, see how much goes to the police and don't pay it. You shouldn't have to pay for things you don't get
This man is a legend
He's not Dead Yet So- He can't be
Not a legend a mythical being that needs to be herald as a hero in the likes of king Arthur in the old tale's.
A bit daft how he got robbed that many times and still left them in van
Matthew job and where do you suggest he keeps his tools while he is working?
@@matthewjob128 what a silly comment
I'm an electrician who has had his tools stolen a few times. It really sucks because you can't go to work. Unloading hundreds of pounds of tools into your apartment every night is a nightmare too.
Would it help to back the van up against the wall or garage door?
@@annwithaplan9766 Well he says apartment so I doubt he lives in a place with a garage but yes you are right I always park against a wall or garage door whenever possible.
@@annwithaplan9766 They put a trolly jack under van and move it !
so he was not stopped from shocking the crap out of the idiots nice.
I'm amazed.
@@CrazedFandango Me too. The town didnt side with the criminals.
As long as there are warning signs, he can't be stopped.
Probably uses farm electric fence system, totally legal to install that anywhere provided there are sufficient warning signs. If anything, his signs are a bit small and not specific enough. Easy fixed.
He was not stopped, because he doesn't live in america. Wish they would let us do it here........and SOLVE the problem.
I hope this guy becomes a millionaire. Works hard all of his life and the cops are more worried about a thief getting a little shock than helping an honest old man who just wants to live and work unmolested by scumbag thieves. Go-get em' Ray. We're rootin' for ya!
As a tradesman the fear of loosing your tools is huge...I was shocked when I went to a local police sale and they were selling the thieves tools in nice little groups and also items that had not been recovered by the victims
WTF? So the police are basically doing fuck all about the thieves (which we all know is true - had a bike nicked from a secure basement garage in my old block of flats which was also chained to a metal support, it had exceptional video security cameras too!)
and the Police are now selling the stolen gear on?
Pretty much makes them an accesory to crime doesn't it?
Again, is it a coincidence the police don't have the time to chase up ppl's stolen goods, yet they have the time to sell it themselves! That tells me they aint trying too hard as theres profit to be made. Bent coppers could share out the procedes - to themselves
We had a system in South Africa that was similar to this, our system was live even when driving, so if the thieves tried to rob you when you stopped at a traffic light they would get the shock of their lives, the system went active when the ignition was on and the doors were locked , it was linked to the car alarm to go active when parked, that system was legal and fell into the electric fence spec and certification
That's good. I thought your nanny-state idiots had banned such things, along with the flamethrower defense.
Hi Ray,
I'm a tradesman here in Canada and I know how you feel. These scum bags who go around stealing stuff deserve to be punished for the harm they are causing honest working people. It drives you mad.
thanks dan
@@r.ttaylor698 thanks Taylor
I have rigged my bicycle the same way here in Australia. On the three occasions, they tried to steal it, I was watching, 40,000 volts DC half an amp, from a cattle prod, and it bloodywell hurts them. I have a switch on the handlebars, that I turn off to ride it. The first guy was standing in a puddle, he collapsed. I use when touring on long trips.
Good on you mate!
Mate I totally get where your coming from but what would have happened if the theif had a pacemaker? Im not having a go at you, its a bloody interesting idea for sure.
@@simon9447I have a pacemaker. I don’t break into people’s vans to steal their stuff. Simples! 😆
I retired diesel mechanic. I've known guys that had tool boxes stolen with all tools in them. It is so sad that thugs do this to the working man. It is too easy to make a good living to steal someone else's stuff. Still have all my tools, some were my grandfathers and fathers. It is more than just tools to me. I did have a service truck once of my own, it secured tools very well. I would do something like this man does if I had to.
My mate had a tool box nicked that had nothing of re saleable value. Maybe £20, but its whats inside
He had spanners from his Grandad that he never got a chance to meet and other sentimental tools
Ive had my tools taken a few times. I just replaced them with the cheapest Chinese tools I could make do with. Now I will only be out a few dollars next time.
I think there should be a simple rule of thumb when it comes to any of these thieves, “you violate my rights, you forfeit your own”!
When I was burgled and guns were stolen, the police never entered them into the computer.
When we caught 2 kids and called the police, telling them we were holding the thieves at gunpoint, they arrived before we could get off the phone. Gotta protect the city's preciousss little thieves.
You should have said "You managed to shoot them" and when the police arrive show them the photos you took.
Do you expect the same response to an active risk to life as you do to a theft? What an idiot.
Liar
@@andrina118 I don't think it's a lie
@@Unknown-2449 It's a lie you simpleton
can you build one that traps the thief inside, shoot him with crossbows, then catapult the corpse a 100 feet away?
Sounds like a job for Colin Furze.
Yeah course no worries will do
I want that.
Noooo you can't do that. You have to completely dispose of a corspe
@Troy Erkenbeck that's just to burn hair and teeth
get a few capacitors, store juice in them from alternator. use capacitors for the shock charge...yes it might kill them...but either way, they won`t steal from you again.
Stingray advanced model
The deathray
If it kills them, they wont be stealing from anyone else either sounds like good problem solving to me !!
It is static electricity, it won't electrocute them. It is the same type of electricity used in millions of agricultural electric fences all over the world. When you get into the higher voltages like automotive SPARK PLUG voltage (not to mention lightning) it can definitely kill.
@@lilredbmw4933 And there's always a good place somewhere nearby to dispose of the body. 😠
@@Preinstallable Tel them the thief must have suffered a Heart attack.
What’s sad is that most vans are too easy to break into in the first place. Love what Ray has done, but when you spend £20-30k manufacturers should be more accountable
Good for you Ray. Thieves in other parts of the world have hands cut off. Harsh yes but I understand.
In China you get executed for robbery or assault. Very safe country, very, very little crime.
In Saudi Arabia, if you rob from a shop and have evidence to confirm it, you will have your hands chipped off.
@@Chainyanker007 China, safe? You ever been?
Have a mate who spent a couple of years in Saudi Arabia. He said he was surprised at the number of people with only one hand but never saw anyone with no hands.
So proud that he just didn't take it...he took matters into his own hands and helping many others at the same time. More people should be proactive about protecting yourself and your livelihood.
I wanted to know what the police commissioner said when they "came for a visit."
he never showed up, it has been over a year
They couldn't ring the doorbell, well would you 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
They knew that if they turned up at Ray's, they'd get the shock of their lives and bottled it! :)
Ray: People were stealing me tools so I electrified my van.
Other Guy: Mumble mumble mumble [super thick accent] mumble mumble.
Yeah, had no clue what he was saying.
Is that English?
Ok, I thought I was having a stroke or something, or maybe he was.
@@joekent6576 Loss of hearing could be a sign of a stroke, so you better get yourself checked. Or... You could just try listening.
I actually turned on subtitles to understand my own language
My husband and some of his buddies were in our detached garage, big door open, having a visit, on a beautiful summer's eve, when I noticed a van drive by, slowly, and I saw the driver looking into his sideview mirror to case our garage. He noticed that I had him in my sight, so he took off. I should have gotten his plate number. The next morning he broke into our garage, the guy was massive (6.5" +/-). He tossed, full to the brim, large tool boxes into his van like they were empty. We traced our tools (a rare one) being sold on those online sites, from 100s of miles away.
That is so painful.
@Inthe Flow Benelli or Saiga, eh? I'd bet money your only experience with shotguns is in video games.
@Inthe Flow You recommended the most expensive tube-fed semiautomatic shotgun and the least reliable mag fed semiauto shotgun. A person with actual experience would recommend an affordable, reliable pump action - you recommended your favorite call of duty loadouts.
@Inthe Flow Rem870 is cheaper, and just racking it makes a pretty fair point/
Cool story sis.....and then everybody clapped
Great job Ray 👍🏻
As a tradesman myself I know how important tools are to a working man....
My sparky mate has wired his garden water sprays to PIR so anyone triggers the sensor gets wet through 😂👍🏻
I really hope people support this man's company and he becomes successful enough to make a good living.
My dad connected 20KV to his tractor to stop the petrol thieves. Found the fuel cap on the ground one day but no fuel missing. You can do the same today by connecting a stock fencer to your vehicle body. The tires insulate it from the ground.
Well done that man we salute you
I done this years ago.. wired my shed lock to a electric fence controller cos I was sick of scum trying to steel my bike
Call me when he invents the “off with their head” version. This isn’t enough for criminals
There should be a trap door that falls into an industrial meat grinder. It notifies you when its full so you can go to the hog farm.
This is just the prototype for the MagnaVolt system from Robocop 2...
Well no but I'd like to see some cam footage of them getting the shit shocked out of them lmao. It's funny watching the guys test it out like a bunch of kids around an electric fence lol
The saviour of the modern tradesman... What an absolute legend, any tradesman (man in a van or not) needs to buy this fine gent a pint if they see him
You are definitely an ACE. Well done. Love it
thank you
Bloody good on ya, its about time someone stood up to minimize these parasites. I'd love to see a video of it actually working on a thief 🤟
You will never stop a thief, but if you can delay them as much as possible like this clever chap has, you stand a chance of protecting your tools.
I stopped one. Brke into van stole sat nav tools batteries etc. All caught on the dash cam . Posted on local FB page where he was named within a few hours.
Caught up with him at the local chemist queuing for his methadone.
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Ooooh yes you can. And you may also correct his lack of education. Only a matter of persuation from his new friends, for his own good.
When properly identified, even the dumbest gets the idea, loud and clear...
@@Terry-Tibbs Did he survived... ?
You can. When someone chooses to put himself or herself above and ahead of my family, my wife and children by STEALING what amounts to food from their mouths, my response will always be this: kill them. If YOU CHOOSE to be a threat to my wife and children, then I will do everything in my power, aided by ten years of military airborne training and service, and 7 years of LEO training and experience, to put a stop to your threat. And let’s face it, my primary training always comes to the front in this type of situation. Your life is in your hands.....
@@claytonwhitman1608 Unfortunately the law gets jealous when you outperform it!
Love how he's an electrician using his skills in such way
Brilliant device! Manufacturers should offer this as an option on ALL vehicles! :)
Mostly for Hondas
Should be standard on all vehicles, shock these buggers. If every vehicle will hurt them rather than an option as that might be noticible as opposed to non option and so they know which have and dont have.
LOL, I researched for an article on a similar subject some years ago; apparently, manufacturers (back in the 1980's/90's allowed £5.00 for car security! LOL
The guy should’ve started backing his van into his driveway and then watch all the electrifying excitement!!!!!!
Stingray...FREAKING AWESOME! Is the advanced model called the DEATHRAY? Can you add a camera so when it is activated you get the scumbag's picture and be able to give it to the police or even to the tradesmen so they can be on the lookout for these evil people?
The advanced version would be to hook it up to a submarine battery and just find corpses in the morning
@@Freedomcustom whats a submarine battery?
@@dw4940 A battery used in submarines generally used for emergency back up
Ray, you are an absolute legend and a genius! I've got a few of the product details and there are dozens of blokes, all pals of mine, all tradesmen, who I'll be notifying about this product.
Would love to see a hidden camera showing this alarm in action and watching the thief get the shock of his life (pun intended!).
Now that's an idea. wire in a tiny Wi-Fi micro camera on the inside facing outwards at eye level and have a raspberry pi configured to automatically send any motion captured images or start recording the second the door handle is pulled. That way not only will they get stung by the stingray, but also stung by the police when there is photographic evidence.
This happens because the police are to busy writing tickets instead of trying to stop thieves, they know that the tradesmen will have to buy new tools so it’s good for the economy right? Lol this makes me so mad when cops don’t even try to make a difference, we have been broken into 4 times in the last year and the police didn’t even come out, they just said come down to the station and fill out a report, and then they asked if we knew who was doing it, to which I said if I did I’d shoot the prick myself and save taxpayers dollars, but that’s not legal I guess 🤣
@Captain Insano Shows no mercy in our case we got a great clear shot of the guy and girls face, because they kicked the door into the office and the cops still didn’t do anything, but when the same couple broke into the work site where my brother works and the alarm went off the cops said don’t try to stop, because they might be dangerous, and it took the cops 3 hours to get there and it’s only 45 minute drive from the station, to me it seems like they wanted to make sure the thieves had enough time to get away.
The problem is the courts don't give any serious consequences. They get 30 days or probation.
@@rob3326 that’s a big part of the problem yes, here I believe it has a lot to do with the money that the police make off of traffic fines, it makes more financial sense to right more tickets than it does to stop thefts.
Hell I wish the cops around here would write more traffic tickets. It would put a dent in the retaliations (road rage). You can always post these clear pictures publicly, with a description of their actions. No one can stop you, it’s not slander or libel if it is factual. If you do that though, be prepared to lay in wait. They will come back for revenge for outing them to teach you a lesson. Shoot them up with an automatic paintball gun. Non-lethal defense of a felony in progress.
Or, just wait for them to come back if they felt it was an easy score they will return. Kill em when they break in. Self defense and defense of your home is legal. End of problem.
Busy catching people posting "online hate" and TomRob!
You know the YT video is a good one when the comments are spicy and well written.
I'm a electrician in the US we have had to install security alarms on all our trucks.The law here will bring charges against anyone putting a shock device on anything home included.
Is that state law or all over the country federal law?
@@LandersWorkshop I'm not sure.Most likely Fed.
Excellent this means the cops were good with the system. I just saw the previous video and was wondering if they approved it.
As long as it is designed and intended to be non-lethal, clearly posted (which it is), and it will not harm innocent people, then how can they object?? If you added a chemical dispenser to it, especially inside a locked and alarmed door, that would be perfectly legal and acceptable as well.
Me personally I believe that all tool thieves should be hung. Simple as that. If you choose to take away a person’s ability to provide themselves and their family a living, you are threatening their lives. Self defense doctrine. If you make the choice, you better know what the consequences are and can be.......... steal from me at your own peril. For those who say this is too harsh or draconian, you would do well to understand that people only obey laws because the punishments are deemed not worth the risks. The veneer of “civilization” is very thin indeed, and it is not voluntary at all.
exactly agree bought drills and bits but my hand tools hurts
Oh man,yes it's the collection of all those passed down with stories from guy's no longer with us that hurt deep....
Saw this vid, and it lifted my mood immediately! Well done, from across the pond.
thank you
I'm is brother and I've seen the pain and sadness these scum thieving f-------s causes
Need a solenoid clamp that pins the hand... maybe some pointy bits... haha
A higher voltage would do the same thing.
Use AC voltage and it causes the muscles in the hand to contract so they can't let go until the alarm is switched off.
I'm a 30 year old man and my heart breaks every time someone steals another's tools .
@Hugh Jaanus Disappears from a job site. Usually at the larger jobs. Whole packouts will disappear during a lunch break.
Well done Ray, perhaps you can incorporate a system where it sprays the cretins with permanent paint that cannot be washed off. Perhaps aim the spray can towards their face and it would slow their get away down. Ha! Ha!
Mans a hero to all us hard working people, especially us electricians! Love this guy! Great work!
Love this get it up. I have had my tools stolen twice. Once the thieves had cut a hole through the side of my trailer. I lost about 25k in tools. Police said they could do nothing about it. Wouldn’t finger print or investigate. Best they could do is for me to go look in local pawn shops. I engrave my tools for insurance purposes. So I might be able identify my tools. Police were no help. Second time was in a box store parking lot. Cart boy would call his buddies that were staged in another parking lot. They would come and blitzkreig the trucks and trailers of builders. Take what they could in mere moments and leave. Store said they were not responsible for the parking lot. Eventually I had to go to the other stores and ask for surveillance camera to see if they could spot anything. They did thankfully. Then my insurance said they wouldn’t pay because it was the store’s responsibility. Long story short. I would love to shock the crap out of anyone who tries to take my tools again. Great job Ray!!
We had this in South Africa years ago. The two main drawbacks is that passengers would sometimes get hold of the door handles before it was deactivated and the handles would fizz and short out when it rained.
Only thing Wrong with Rays system is it does not turn the scumbags into a Pile of ash.
Years ago (early 1970's) my father walked over to his truck and found some thug rummaging around in his work truck...My father grabbed him and my fathers helpers came over to see what was up, my father said when I'm done with you, you shouldn't' be stealing any more. ..My father took his hammer and smashed all ten of his fingers while his helpers held him down. The thug called the cops, cop came over and said I didn't see anything...Problem solved!!
Jeeeez, your father is a badass😎
@@maksimkozlov5528 I miss him.....
@@newenglandvermont3848 It's okay. I miss mine too. But there are both in a better place now. Thiefs are not going to bother them anymore 🥺🤗🤗🤗 Stay safe random internet dude😁😇
Your father did a great job, as well as the police!
That was in the good old days, when cops didn't like criminals. Try that now, (and the Stingray) you're likely to get into more trouble than the criminal.
I finally bought a Chainsaw that would start when I wanted it to start. I heat my cabin with wood and usually cut it myself. I'd used the saw a few times with few hours on it. Someone came on my property and stole it out of my tool shed. I don't have the money to buy another saw but I was given one that needs adjusting and it wears me out trying to start the thing. In twenty four years living out here no one has ever stolen anything from me. I guess the shiny new tool was to much for the thief.
@David Boland I kind of suspect the county road workers stole it. They were working in front of my place. Then just north of me there are cranksters speeding around.
had the same thing happen to me. took me months to save up for it, and I cant afford a new one myself.
@@viperdemonz-jenkins It's a low thing to do to someone. I don't understand the mind of a thief. I don't have spare change lying around the house either and I depend on cutting my own firewood for the winter.
Take the pull cord assembly off and spin it with a socket attached to a drill (from a disabled guy that hates starting his chainsaw)
For years i had no door at all on my shed- it swelled with water damage and since my Dad originally built it it was not standard. 6 weeks ago i had a new door rigged up- it is actually a piece of fence that anyone could pull a slat from but it was the correct size. Last week someone went into the shed and stole my grill. A 20 year old cast iron bucket on a stand to put charcoal in, not even a propane tank. I really think it was my neighbors and that the "new door" made them think there must be something worth stealing. I wish i had never tried to improve the property- but the City decided a door was paramount.
Here stateside, we do something similar. Instead of electricity, we rig it up with a double barrel 12g shotgun.
Decreases the chance the offender will try it again at a later date.
Claymore mines work better. Worked great on a Ford van in LA back in 1974. 4 minced meat bodies. 5 minutes to swap back the original doors. It never happened again!!!
If you don't touch the van you won't get a shock. Simple as. Good for you Ray. We need harsher punishments for thieves or anyone who breaks the law.
Keep up your good work. So many people are supporting your effort to fight thugs !
I live in the states.Your a genius.Are you packaging this system?If so Im interested..
This man is great! I hope this stops ppl from being able to steal his tools and that his alarm business catches on and really takes off for him. Maybe he will be able to retire! God is good!I will be praying for you!
When you own stuff, you can become a victim. When you know stuff, you become valuable.
Good on you ray, hope it’s a success.
thank you
I literally could not understand a word that second dude said 😂
Someone stole your hearing aid? :)
Incredibly thick accent. I didn’t understand anything either.
Stealing a man's tools is akin to stealing a man's tools back in the Wild West days in America! There was no lower than a horse thief. It was survival to have a horse.
My cousin, who is a carpenter got his tools and van nicked, he lost every thing.
Well done. This guy deserves a medal.
What an absolute Legend!. 16 dislikes!, must be the snowflake patrol.
You are offended by a video getting dislikes? Damn man, you're quite the snowflake.
Good for him. I applaud him. Shame on those who decide to steal from him
Good for you, Ray, making lemonade out of lemons!
MAGNAVOLT! The final word for those securities. No embarrassing alarm noises, no need to trouble the police. And won't even run your batteries.
In my garage, my bike is chained you the floor with a ground anchor, nearby is my old angle grinder with a cutting wheel in place. Plug it in and cut but the body of the grinder is live, all earth wires removed.
I'm not liable for someone using a faulty tool, it's their problem. It's 240volts none of this 110 volts stuff.
AMPS as well - you NEED AMPS!!!!
Some years ago a burglar was forcing the door of an old shop here and ‘managed’ to get the crowbar into the electric fuse box which shocked him so much he’s dead. The coroner accepted the police account of how it happened. Even more years ago in Liverpool a Somalian shopkeeper who was fed up of the break ins sat behind the door with a First World War handgun and let next burglar have it. As the scumbag was heard to shout, ‘kill the black b’ he was clearly in fear for his life and only convicted of possessing an unlicensed weapon.
@Bobby Baucom I like to make sure! :-)
@Bobby Baucom Voltage is like how hard the punch is as amps is like how big the fist is☺️
@@tyroneshoelace548 Thanks, great explanation; I've been trying to get my head around the volts v amps conundrum and that is the best explanation I have heard - so far.
My late husband was a Self-Employed Plumber, with some health problems. His Van was broken into, so I know how angry it makes you feel. Well done.
You should put washer fluid nozzles on the roof and pump ghost pepper juice into their face
No, do that and you will definitely get a response from the cops, you will be the criminal and they will make sure you get nicked!
@@onepup-pr3yl pretty much the same here in Canada. Google the Dave King aquittal for an example of a complete failure of the Canadian justice system. He shot a good samaritan with an illegal concealed firearm. The young kid intervened when King was assaulting an elderly man, and he shot him. They charged the paramedics who responded and were told by police that he had not been shot. They will probably get convicted.
@@onepup-pr3yl got off on self defense no less. If I greeted an intruder in my home with a 12ga, I would be charged and likely convicted of at least firearms charges.
@@juliogonzo2718 Why would they charge the Paramedics or tell them the lad had not been shot? also what is the outcome of all this please??
@@viviennehateley1843 they charged the paramedics with failing to provide the necessities of life. not sure of the outcome the trial was in December. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/paramedic-trial-1.5821666
He's helping all the trades men with this good job I need this for my truck
German Sheppard in the back. That will scare the boots off of anyone.
That is one solution, but then people react to seeing a dog locked in a car more than a baby.
Carlos is a real POS
My late father rigged up a similar thing on his shed which he used a line output transformer from the old CRT type TV's. That took care of a few scrotes in it's time!.
Good on him
Absolutely great idea, should be sold nationwide as a fixture and fitting on all vehicles.
Maybe you could wire up a hammer to knock them unconscious at the side of the van ready for the rozzas to take them away afterwards? This guy needs a medal
yup...or a couple paint ball guns, on the garage roof,.....splat...splat....yellow all over.....try this again....PUNK.....
One night between 1am (when I got home) and 4am (when I had to go back to work) my car was broken into while in the driveway. Called the cops. Told him I was thinking about getting a camera system set up to record the driveway. He asked why. So I said if something like this happens again it can help them identify the thief. That's when he dropped the bombshell on me. He basically said they wouldn't be doing any special investigating looking for the thieves. They had more important things to do. He was only there right then to make a report for my insurance company.
So, I wrote a letter to the editor of my local paper basically saying that and saying that it wouldn't be until one of the police officer's private vehicles was broken into that they would get serious. Fast forward three months and I get a call. Evidently it happened. That same officer who "investigated" my incident had his personal vehicle broken into in a different neighborhood. He had seen my article on the OpEd page and reported that to the Det Sgt investigating. If you haven't figured it out yet, because of my situation and the letter to the editor I wrote, I became a suspect. That's right. I went from victim to suspect.
That was several years ago. Recently the Dallas County District Attorney gave a press release telling everyone that his office would no longer pursue cases of less than $700. Giving thieves an upper limit. "It's ok thieves, you can legally steal up to $700 per incident and we WON'T prosecute you."
Fu.... pigs. Sorry but I understand why the lady who had her car stolen said it had her baby in it.
Cops are really only about adrenaline fueled action.
What you need where you live is to get some police who ACTUALLY do there job.
No such thing
that doesnt exist
Fine chance! Too busy handing out crime numbers and watching the clock go around until shift-end. Not necessarily their fault though, under funding has caused much of this......
Well done "sting" Ray......hope you patent it and make a fortune for your retirement. You certainly made me smile tonight. Bless you!! :)
You Sir are my Hero! Totally awesome idea and setup, and I agree with one of your responders, wire that puppy to the mains, set up a few recliners in the shadows and let show begin! Hell, sell beer on the side and you'd probably be able recover some of the money lost because of those theifing AssH&#%s!!! Just wished I'd have seen this a month ago.
thank you brian
Ray is a superhero! Big fan as an electrician in the States.
I can understand maybe two words the second guy says
Good on you! Great job protecting your property!
Respect and admiration from USA.
many thanks to you
Here, in America, we have something called "firearms."
Yah, along with a shit load of dead people.
You also have a lot of gun crime
I don't think 15yrs in jail for manslaughter is worth it, especially when your defense is the robber wanted your drill bits!
Yep! I wired my sliding window frame with 115 vac on my 2nd floor apartment in Vallejo CA. Found a big hole in the bushes and light blood trail next day. Never got broken in again!
I watched your original video then deleted my remarks because I let my temper get the best of me. I sincerely hope you have gotten the problem under control and best wishes to you.
I recently patented the installation of claymore mines into the van headrest supported by 4 fifty pound phosphorus flares in the side panels pointing towards one other. The device is called Shaken' Bacon.
Please don’t steal my tools, I need them to pay for your benefits.
Well said!
Nice work Ray being a chippi myself had my van done in Coventry last year a Professional Romanian Gang stripped a brand new Ford transit custom in broad daylight in less than ten minutes, they were being filmed by someone else police turned up and said We know who they are but are priorities lie else where 🤷♂️WTF good luck with your new adventure think it will do well 👍
That'll possibly be down to the funding for the police being cut.
the rpoblem is, if a thief gets shocked, he'll just come back with a can of petrol and burn the van out of spite. Better to try and house the van indoors,behind decent doors.
Or increase the amperage and just find a good place to dispose of the bodies - society wins.
Agree - the return of the thief and his mates is a real risk. Also chucking petrol on your house. I never store tools in my vehicle. It’s a pain, but a lot safer.
This is why honest people need guns.
Honestly, if you're out looking for specifically tools it's because of the details of the operation. It's easy and hard to track, is what it looks like to me. Is it possible that they might come back and fuck with your house, other possessions? Yeah. But chances are, no. They would be trying to steal the entire truck, etc in that case. In fact they'd probably be breaking into your house as well, in the first place.
You one smart man to come up with a car alarm that bites. You deserve a medallion for engineering idea to stop car thevies in their track.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thats terrible ,,, no way should you be doing that
It should be called the Death Ray ,, you need more Amps to do the job properly .
well done.
A stun gun or a Taser can give a MILLION volts to someone. But it is static electricity, there ARE no amps.
He took lemons and made lemonade, good for him and may he see great success!
Predator traps work well