[rktman]

Surprised the perp didn't say "Never mind". Since the car was recovered a few miles from the scene, was it not fully charged? The victim, who also belongs to mares against guns, probably felt somewhat relieved to know that the theft didn't add to the pollution quotient.

[citizen]

“....mares against guns”

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They demand gun-free stables & barns!

[bert]

who would steal a Prius?

[citizen]

Seriously, though, let me guess: Tucson is a sanctuary city?

[dragnet2]

Why is the mayor provided with a tax paid vehicle? Do they not pay the mayor enough money to buy his own vehicle like the rest of us?

[riri]

Crime here in Arizona is getting pretty bad. Two teenagers show last week, one about a mile from my house, the other showed up at the hospital about a mile from my house.

I blame our new neighbors from Chicago.

Draw your own conclusions.

[NonValueAdded]

The laws of karma would tell us he was carjacked by an illegal.

[dragnet2]

So where was the mayor going on Saturday morning in his tax payer paid vehicle?

[SaxxonWoods]

At least the criminal didn’t have a big carbon footprint during his rampage.

[Mr. K]

Hopefully we’ll have a new Conservative/Republican

[Oatka]

Off topic, but allied with Arizona, and this is for those residents.

From the Arizona Citizens Defense League
"RTS Alert
HCR 2029 is scheduled for a House Appropriations Committee hearing on Wednesday, February 22. Please log into your RTS accounts (Request To Speak) and urge the committee members to vote for the passage of HCR 2029. Click HERE for instructions on using RTS. If you need assistance in setting up an RTS account, please contact Fred at treasurer@azcdl.org.

HCR 2029 is a proposed constitutional amendment that would require ballot measure petitions to have a specific percentage of signatures from each legislative district in the state. Current petition requirements are based simply on the state population regardless of location, making it possible for districts with large urban populations to override the will of voters in less populated districts. As the saying goes, 'Democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for lunch.' That's the effect of Arizona's current ballot petitioning requirements."

I believe this is to prevent Bloomberg's zombies from getting enough petitions for background checks, etc. signed in just the liberal Metro areas.

The AZCDL will set you up for a RTS account, and once you are on it, all you have to do is sign in, check the thumbs up/down and say "no" that you don't want to speak - unless you plan to show up and make a statement. It takes less than two minutes. It's more effective than emails, but I usually use that medium as well.

[stephenjohnbanker]

Tucson is the most politically corrupt city in the USA. Detroit, move over : )

[moovova]

“A Prius? Fo schizzle, homes?”