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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 7929327, member: 100459&quot;]I, for one, feel really bad for the victim.&nbsp; I use to travel a great deal for my employer.&nbsp; I would be so tired, all I could do was to go to bed.&nbsp; Many times, I had to go to our customers place of business and I had to do my job at their business with little or no rest, sometimes until the next day.&nbsp; I found that when I would work those ours, I would make some terrible mistakes.&nbsp; On one occasion, the place that I had to go was within walking distances from my hotel.&nbsp; When I was finished, I packed my stuff up and was walking back to my hotel.&nbsp; It wasn&#039;t more than 3 city blocks, when I got knocked in the head and my worthless stuff was stolen, as well as my wallet that had $300 in it, and my credit cards.&nbsp; (You can imagine what I had to do to replace them.)&nbsp; Anyway, I woke up in the hospital with a concussion and bells and rocks moving around in my head.&nbsp; Anyway, I made a report to the police, but never heard from them, but there was never an effort to use my credit cards, driver&#039;s license, etc.</p><p>Who would have thought walking 3 blocks would end up that way.&nbsp; The man whose coins were stolen should be glad he wasn&#039;t in the room at the time they got in.&nbsp; There&#039;s no telling what would have happened to him.&nbsp; &quot;To hell with the coins, I would be glad I was alive.&quot;&nbsp; I&#039;m sure he was bonded.&nbsp; He would not have been allowed to carry valuable coins to the water fountain.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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