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Need help removing locked gas cap Sean_Q_ 08-27-2008
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Posted by Stephen! on September 2, 2008, 7:35 pm


42d4-be78-699edb4b93ed@e39g2000hsf.googlegroups.com:

> Mere possession of lockpicks is a crime, unless
> of course if you're a locksmith.


In the most oppressive of jurisdictions, yes.

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Posted by HawaiinEye on August 29, 2008, 7:09 am


David T. Ashley wrote:
>> IL prohibits the sale and possession of lock picks. I don't know the scope
>> or wording of the law. I do know that online merchants won't sell those
>> items to IL residents.
>
> I did find this page.
>
> http://www.lockpicking101.com/viewtopic.php?p=22287
>
> I find it interesting that many states have wording requring "intent", i.e.
> one has to have the picks with intent to use them to commit a crime. This
> is what I would normally expect.
>
> Some states, apparently, do not require intent: mere possession is a crime.
>
>

That's why it's good to make your own.
If you make the handles into some sort of tool, and the picks and
torsion wrench just long enough to work but not appear to be the 'useful
end,' cops won't even notice them. Just watch out for the balance of the
rakes. If the handle is too heavy, you won't feel the pins.





Posted by Stephen! on September 2, 2008, 7:31 pm



> Problem is it has no keys. I managed to get the ignition key
> duplicated (by taking the ignition lock to a locksmith), but
> I can't remove the locked gas cap.

The Bronco my wife inherited from her Father was the same way... I pried
it off with a screwdriver with no damage to anything. Once again proving
the old adage that a lock is only good enough to keep an honest man honest.

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