Frustrated hiker compiles list of most crime-targeted trailheads in western Washington
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- čas přidán 26. 04. 2023
- As the sun comes out, trailhead parking lots are starting to get packed with cars. Car break-ins and thefts at trailheads are becoming a growing problem. One man decided to document this and found the most targeted trailheads in our area.
"Is hiking safe? Absolutely. Are there some really bad trailheads? Absolutely," said the man, who asked not to be named for safety reasons,
He started compiling vehicle break-in data last year after seeing windows smashed at a trailhead.
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Sniper in the bushes would take care of the problem.
And leave the carcass for the animals to feed on
We have more than 1,000 trailheads across the state. How many snipers are there and how much time are they willing to sit around doing nothing? Not a realistic or scalable solution, not to mention you are advocating the death penalty for theft via a vigilante.
@@henryc1000 including worms and maggots.
I hike in area that are way out of the Seattle metro. Hikes that require long forest roads to ge to the trail head tend to be safer as thefts will tent not to take the time and effort to get to the trail heads.
Can't you just send a social worker?
lmao
Explain to the victims that these are not criminals, they're just misunderstood.
Yes, they will need to enforce that the thieves are not misgendered.
And that video violates thieves privacy.
SHOW THE LIST!
Thank you so very much for your help with reducing the amount of crime in the area 👍
I hate the discovery pass.
Thank you! 🙏
Up here in Darrington, we just shoot ya.
You are advocating the death penalty for theft via a vigilante.
@@pnwhiker311 And you just sit with your hands in your ass. I vote for the death penalty any day instead of a useless clown like you.
Thank you Joey from Friends
Best solution…
Put criminals in jail
The data shows that the primary problem is the lack of evidence to support an arrest, not letting criminals off. Funding surveillance cameras would help provide crucial evidence to identify, arrest, prosecute, and incarcerate criminals.
@@pnwhiker311 bs. Nobody getting jail time up there for 3 years.. always criminals and now none are in jail so where yuh think they at? Robbing your ass
When it starts to go down, there is no turn back.
How about police officer hiding in the car?
Didn’t know they still had those
maybe law enforcement could due an undercover sting operation then let criminals go the next day
Why can’t people bring a backpack and put in valuables to take with them on the hike? No valuables means no break ins once the bad guys realize it’s over.
raise the Fee to go to public funded parks? yir out of yir mind sir. how's about we punish criminals for stealing property? you start there then maybe we talk about more moneys for the parks i used to go to as a kid for FREE!!!dang this story really P me Offf
The data shows that the primary problem is the lack of evidence to support an arrest, not letting criminals off. Funding surveillance cameras would help provide crucial evidence to identify, arrest, prosecute, and incarcerate criminals.
So his solution is a modest increase in discover passes?
1:05 the lawlessness in the Seattle area doesn’t fall far from the tree! Oh well…
seattle is now one of most crime city
congra!!!! jay !!
Don't hike.
Uber in, guys. I'm an Uber driver and I drop off people at the trailheads near me all the time.
Great idea when available, sadly not available for many remote trailheads.
⚠️ 1:00 5 most targeted.
Reporting from Cougar Mountain