EPTOn August 05 2009 08:09 Epicfailguy wrote:
Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they're not after you.
Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they're not after you.
I see what you did there.
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Elemenope
Burkina Faso1704 Posts
I see what you did there. | ||
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FragKrag
United States11562 Posts
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Etherone
United States1898 Posts
![[image loading]](http://images04.olx.com/ui/1/69/77/f_23396277_1.jpeg) that's the car? anyways first thing to remember is this is portugal not the states, and it is very possible you are being stalked. Does anyone in your family, or who you deal with frequently have and illicit connections? or are any of them paramedics? in case you didn't know in portugal ambulance drivers are usually bribed/blackmailed into transporting alcohol or drugs, around the country since it is less likely a cop will stop an ambulance. what city do you live in, if you don't mind my asking? | ||
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Mickey
United States2606 Posts
You gotta get this out of your head one way or another. You can't live like that man. I'd go crazy. EDIT: Small side story I remember one time I got off the bus really late around 10:00 PM at my usual stop and started walking towards my house. As I'm walking I notice a man in back of me. Normally I wouldn't think of anything of it, but the fact that after a while it seemed like he was following me and that fact that he looked really shady bothered me. I mean he looked like a serial killer. He was wobbling as he was walking and his face jerked like he was having spasms. I started getting really freaked out, and I then suddenly busted out running to my house. I mean I ran like crazy. I was really paranoid and freaked out. I get home, and I immediately close the door and lock it. I then go to my front window and peak out. I see the guy, but he doesn't enter the Cul-de-sac I live in. I tell my brother that I thought I was followed, and he asks me how did he look like. I tell him he was some old guy who wobbled as he walked. He asks if he had gray hair and I tell him he did. It turns out the guy was an old man who lived on nearby block. He was probably coming home from a long day at work. I felt like such an asshole. | ||
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Vharox
United States1037 Posts
EDIT: are you good at math? haha (beautiful minddd) | ||
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madnessman
United States1581 Posts
On August 05 2009 00:08 StorrZerg wrote: you could hire a private detective and give him the plates and he can figure out who is stalking you. lol. hire someone to stalk your stalkers! and this is the bmw 330i http://www.nextcar.com.au/i.bmw.330i.E90.2005.04oct.jpg | ||
BroOd
Austin10833 Posts
Immediately call the police and notify them of the suspicious persons. Give them the license plate and describe the frequent occurrences of them showing up at various locations related to you. Call the police again the very next time you see them. Someone following you at such disparate locations in a tinted BWM is unlikely to be a coincidence. Check all the window and door locks at your place; make sure they all function. Step up your vigilance. These guys could very well be scouting you for a robbery based off of some perceived income or status. Don't be afraid to let them know you're aware of them in public settings. Next time the car is sitting near you at a restaurant, wave. If you catch them near you in public again, make their presence very public. It all serves to deter them from interacting with you in any way, ideally including any sort of robbery. | ||
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WeSt
Portugal918 Posts
On August 05 2009 11:57 Etherone wrote: that's the car? anyways first thing to remember is this is portugal not the states, and it is very possible you are being stalked. Does anyone in your family, or who you deal with frequently have and illicit connections? or are any of them paramedics? in case you didn't know in portugal ambulance drivers are usually bribed/blackmailed into transporting alcohol or drugs, around the country since it is less likely a cop will stop an ambulance. what city do you live in, if you don't mind my asking? That's not the car. I don't understand what you mean about this not being the states. I think this is a very safe country and there isn't too much crime going on... The city I live in is Lisbon and has about 2 million inhabitants, it's not a small village that's why I don't believe in coincidences. There isn't drug traffic going around using ambulances, at least not in a large scale. About 90% of the drugs come from morocco by boat or even from spain, and the transactions are done in the beach really fast. | ||
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LuDwig-
Italy1143 Posts
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Etherone
United States1898 Posts
On August 05 2009 17:55 WeSt wrote: Thanks for the input guys, next time I spot them "following" me I'll contact the police asap. That's not the car. I don't understand what you mean about this not being the states. I think this is a very safe country and there isn't too much crime going on... The city I live in is Lisbon and has about 2 million inhabitants, it's not a small village that's why I don't believe in coincidences. There isn't drug traffic going around using ambulances, at least not in a large scale. About 90% of the drugs come from morocco by boat or even from spain, and the transactions are done in the beach really fast. I lived in Lisbon for 3 years, i know exactly how dangerous it can be, and how safe it can be, as should you. As for drug trafficking, we receive the supply from Morocco by boat and run them across our border through spain, we rarely import from European countries, especially in large scales. The ambulances are for local trafficking of alcohol mostly, but also drugs. You obviously are not involved in big crime rings, or have any problems of that caliber, so that is why i asked about the possibility of an acquaintance having access to an ambulance, since they are usually run locally, and by less dangerous people who would typically try to stalk you as a scare tactic etc.. and as for it being a safe country well it is very location dependent, there are safe areas, which thankfully covers the vast majority of the country, and there are dangerous areas, which unfortunately includes areas in Lisbon. oh well, if you stop posting we'll know what happened ^ ^ | ||
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