Could be a case of mistaken address on the part of the person/people that were there. Perhaps he/she/they thought someone else lived there. Could be a variety of things. But, seriously, at least put in a call to the police and perhaps they can send a patrol car through your complex tonight on the off chance you get a return visit. Don't call 911, but call the station directly and file a report or ask to have an officer drive through late tonight. Better safe than sorry.
Posted on 9/14 3:00 PM | IP: Logged
Somthing similar happened to us once. Turned out the guy knocking with a flashlight was a policeman and they were looking for a shoplifter who had fled into the area. Don't know if they ever got him.
Posted on 9/17 11:18 AM | IP: Logged
You call 911 and ask the police to send someone over to check it out. No reason for you to lose sleep over it that way.
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Open the door, point the gun at the guy and scream..Make my day Motherf%$&^%!!
Posted on 9/18 3:10 PM | IP: Logged
Originally posted by Mad_Hawk: You call 911 and ask the police to send someone over to check it out. No reason for you to lose sleep over it that way.
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Open the door, point the gun at the guy and scream..Make my day Motherf%$&^%!!
Well, considering the gun isn't loaded, that may be difficult to do....I'm not sure if I want to take that gamble
Posted on 9/18 9:06 PM | IP: Logged
I think you're better off not having a gun than a gun with no bullets/shells!
Next time, call 911. Cops working that shift would be pumped to come check out the situation. I have few cop friends and they love the grave yard shift.
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