PORCH PIRATES.

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What a name. Is that what you would want to be called?

Apparently, more and more of them have been striking in West Alabama and Alabama in 2024. It appears to be at an all-time high in Alabama, according to ALEA.

In fact, folks have been offering "tips" on how to protect your merch from Alabama porch pirates.

These "pirates" move very quickly in most cases, as the video shows.

ORDER YOUR OWN STUFF FROM AMAZON!

A story and video, just released today, shows a pretty angry couple going after a porch pirate in another state.

It's pretty cool to watch HERE.

 

*Video via viralhog on YouTube

Even nationwide 15% of Americans have been victims of porch pirating.

At a cost of OVER $5,000,000,000. That sure seems like a bunch of money lost due to these "pirates" in the USA.

Who is more likely to engage in "porch pirating", men or women?

Well, according to finder.com, MEN are FAR more likely (500 x more likely!) to steal things off your front porch.

Millennials experience more package theft than any other age group.

Not too long ago, there was a porch pirate busted in Northport, Alabama.

They had taken a bunch of packages in Northport.

It was NOT a man, however, it was a woman from Northport.

Ashley Hall, 35, was arrested for the thefts in October of last year.

Miss Hall, according to TPD, had been doing this for many months.

SO, if you live in Alabama, be careful with your orders from Amazon, Etsy, Walmart, Target, Belk, Ebay....uhh...ok you get the point.

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