The Police

Well, I hate to complain or play the victim but we're having quite the week. On Monday morning I received a call from our bank. They said there were some possible fraud activity on our account. I instantly looked up our account online and saw that there had been 6 ATM withdrawals in California, totaling over $1,100. Obviously someone had got a hold of our banking information and was drawing out money. Somehow the thief had Luke's bank card number and PIN number. Crazy, huh? Well, the bank disabled his card and is doing an investigation. Meanwhile, they refunded the money to our account, thank goodness! Luke also filed a police report with the Oxnard California Police Department. Not that it will do any good. They basically say this happens all the time and there's nothing they can do.

Now, today on Wednesday I had to call the police again and file another report. This time I was dealing with the Lehi police though. Here's the story: Luke's out of town this weekend, and so today I took the girls to McDonald's for dinner. While we were inside someone smashed in one of the windows of our van. Luckily nothing was stolen (not that I had much in there anyway except a stroller and car seats). I called the police and they came to check it out, but unfortunately there were no eye witnesses and Mc Donald's did not have a camera on that side of the building. So again, the police told me the same story, there was nothing they could do. I've just got to suck it up, replace the window, and move on.

So basically, I've had two incidences this week with criminals and with dealing with the police, who unfortunately can't do anything to catch these guys.

Here are some pictures of the broken window.