How To Catch a Thief?

Question

So someone has been stealing hundreds of dollars worth of equipment from my dad's lot for his business...Its a fenced in lot and he can't fit all of it into this lil shed thats there...(Their big 20 ft pipes for his well drilling business) ..and for bout a month now someone has been stealing things every now and then...He thought they was doin it durin the night but come to find out they stole some today when he wasn't workin....

Hes talkin bout gettin some pit bulls and puttin em in the lot...Can yall think of nething else he can do? The cops wont do jack. He's filled out police reports. He even had a little stake-out last night, but they never came...figures...they came today on his day off. He's losing a lot of money and doesn't even have enough pipe to do a job he has tomorrow. :(

Answer 1

Security cameras would be good, with dogs you take a risk of being sued. He could hire security guards, this can be expensive. Cameras would be the cheapest way.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

i like the dog idea. or a camera. or chain down the equipment.

Answer 4

there should be some kind of cameras he could get. sounds like an inside job