#crime wave

[sacredwhores]

John Paizs - Crime Wave (1985)

[schizophrenic-klept-hoe-maniac]

More hauls from the past month

Total: too much to count anymore

[oldgamemags]

SEGA Saturn Magazine #11, Sept '96 - Preview of 'Crime Wave' on the SEGA Saturn.

[segacity]

Total Saturn #3, Nov '96 - 'Crime Wave' cover. Support us on Patreon

[jackass-democrats]

Tim Walz trying to load a weapon 😂

[retrocgads]

USA 1990

[vertigoartgore]

1994's Starman Vol.2 #1 (turning 30 today, feel old yet ?) cover by artist Tony Harris.

[executiondoll]

suka

[sacredwhores]

John Paizs - Crime Wave (1985)

[schizophrenic-klept-hoe-maniac]

My most recent haul, all in a day’s work.

The playboy backpack was a big risk, I literally just walked out with it 💀

Total $1,768

[jackassdemocrats]

Just a sample of President Trump's accomplishments while in office. This is what the socialist democrats are afraid of. This is why the 2020 election fraud happened.

[tomorrowusa]

When Trump tells you that crime is rampant, he's talking about his own personal ongoing crime wave.

[videomessiah]

Crime Wave (1985)

[jackass-democrats]

A democrat is incapable of telling the truth. They like to call others racist while they have been and always will be the party of racism and perversions. Like the old joke goes, how do you know when a democrat is lying - It's when their lips are moving.

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"THIEVES TAKE MONEY JEWELRY, HARDWARE," Montreal Star. November 6, 1933. Page 3. ---- Tavern and Cigar Store Robbed at Once --- Numerous week-end burglaries, with the loot including jewelry, hard- ware and cash were reported to various police stations today.

Burglars who forced the rear door of a tavern at 2431 Frontenac street, owned by Osias Christin stole two revolvers, $2 in cash and cigarettes worth $77, it was reported to No. 13 station. Then, forcing a door which connected with a neighboring cigar store owned by L. P. Masse, they secured $250 worth of cigarettes, $5 in cash and playing cards worth $10.

The display window of J. Grothe's Jewelry store at 1011 St. Lawrence boulevard was broken and four watches and two rings worth $50 stolen, he reported to No. 4 station.

Three rifles, six hunting knives and a number of flashlights, the lot worth about $80, were stolen from the hard- ware store of J. N. Ravary, 4011 St. Catherine street east, it was re- ported to No. 34 station. A skylight was broken to gain entrance.

A radio worth $385 was stolen from the home of Emile Bisson, 1450 Bennett street, No. 34 station was informed. The rear door of the house was forced.