Imagine you’re on a road trip. On the last charge of the day, already running a little late, you pull up to the charging station. As usual, you get out of your EV, reach for the station’s charging handle, and lift it. But, it comes up too easily. It’s as if the cable is weightless! You look down and notice that the charging handle is all you have! There’s no cable at all, and thus no way to get a charge. You look at the other stations and see the same problem.
When a truckload of stolen things are all gathered up, a fence shows up to pick up the goods, usually in black garbage bags so that police or neighbors surveilling the stash/squat house can’t see what’s being transferred. Next, another car comes to the squat house and delivers fentanyl so that the addicted people can get high, go out and beg for food, and start stealing things again.
But, if the goal is to stop the theft of charging cables, catching the offender isn’t the solution. They’ll be replaced by a new drug slave, probably that same night, who goes around trying to steal anything they think they can get away with stealing, and the cycle of thefts continues.
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