Shattered pieces of broken bottles and glass on the ground were already cleaned and thrown away when I arrived at the site of the van. I'm supposed to take pictures of that scene on that particular day. Broken bottles! That only meant the badass had a drinking spree first before they hit the van's window glass. Probably too drunk to even recall of what they have committed. Good that the members of the family had taken pictures of that "scene" as proof or evidence. I asked if they have a suspect. Somehow I can only think of "suspects."

It was not long time ago that two of their vehicles wheels have been maliciously been targeted by these hoodlums. Twice in a row their car and one of the van's tires were busted. Flat tires for no apparent reason. It's only them in that complex, from that area is being a target by those whose got nothing to do. What is their problem? I have too many questions and inquiries that made me more look like a Matlock than being the Lethal Weapon guy. He he he. Oh no really not a laughing matter though. I hate to hear from the victims that they have to pay $1,200 for their van's windows fixed. Thank God the CIBC can cover the cost amounting to $900.00 and Tins need to pay only $300.00. But then come to think of it $300 is a lot of money. That's equivalent to 13,800 pesos! One month salary of a teacher in Philippines. With three hundred dollars that's equivalent to my family's grocery bills for 2 weeks.

If that happened to my van you betcha I'm going ballistic and I'll have my Rambo armor combat in tow. I will be the vigilante that I am. No guts. No glory. However I'm sure the RCMP wherever they are should keep a watchdog in areas where they are and should be when needed or they can wear camouflage. Open your eyes. Widen your eyes or I'll have the ARMY instead in my ground.

GO ARMY ! GO ARMY!
ARMY OF ONE!