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LSC_67 ASSA ABLOY to acquire Kwikset and Culper Goes to Prison
Charles Current: Welcome to Locksports cast your weekly source for Locksports news and sometimes interviews. This is episode 67 recorded September 11th, 2021. I'm your host Charles Grant in today's episode, multiple first pics Assa Abloy to acquire Kwikset and Baldwin owner attackers can disable some wifi security alarms, the little black book of lockpicking sparrows disk.
[00:00:20] Pick back in stock, man breaks into locksmiths warehouse, six times copper Woodhill picks handcuffs and goes to. Man breaks into homes using his parole card, meetups, sales, giveaways, and more.
[00:00:48] You can subscribe to the audio version of this show on most podcast apps and at The Lock Sportscast dot com. If you don't already have one, you can find a podcasting 2.0 compatible app@newpodcastapps.com. You can subscribe to the video version on YouTube or Odyssey links to stories discussed will be in the show notes, YouTube, and some apps limit the length of show notes and the links I can put in them.
[00:01:09] But you can always find full show notes with all the links at The Lock Sportscast doc. Before we get started. I want to say that I am working on ideas for trophies, for the Lockey awards. I've reached out to see if I could possibly get some help from businesses, but I haven't had any response yet. If you have any ideas, please go ahead and reach out to me.
[00:01:29] Let me know what you're thinking. Keep in mind that I need to keep the costs down for both the trophies and the cost of shipping the trophies potentially internationally at 17 categories that can get pretty. I was able to do it last year. Partly thanks to the federal stimulus checks we received, but I don't have that luxury this year.
[00:01:47] I'm planning on letting people sponsor the lucky over categories, but until I know the total cost, I won't know what I need to get for sponsorships. And I don't want to make the cost of sponsorship too high. And also since I will have to cover the finances for any categories that don't end up getting sponsored, I also don't want to make it too high.
[00:02:09] Besides that, please go ahead and visit Lockie awards.net. Read the FAQ page to see what categories I have planned for this year and start making lists of who you might want to nominate and what videos you want to link to. Thanks first, up in the news this week, Assa Abloy to acquire a quick set and Baldwin owner.
[00:02:28] This same exact article was published in two separate sites. The locksmith, ledger, and security info. The article says the Assa Abloy announced it has entered into agreement to purchase the hardware and home improvement division of spectrum brands for $4.3 billion. This would bring the brands, Kwikset, Baldwin, wiser and national hardware under the corporate umbrella of Assa Abloy Lucas Boselli executive president of Assa Abloy and head of the Americas division.
[00:03:01] Our technology platform and innovation focused supplements, HHS current offerings, and provides an excellent opportunity for us to deliver superior value to its customers. The president and CEO of Assa, Abloy said this acquisition advances our strategy to strengthen our position by adding complementary products to the core business, it will further accelerate the transformation from mechanical to digital solutions.
[00:03:26] Analysts say the combination of Kwikset and Baldwin with Assa Ebel is existing customer focused product lines, such as those from Yale and August home would create a residential access controlled juggernaut. Patrice Samuel's senior analyst at marketing research firm parks associates says the acquisition of a spectrum brands, hardware and home improvement division by Assa Abloy brings together the two leading door lock makers in terms of marketing.
[00:03:55] In the smart home industry, Brian Rutenbar managing director of Imperial capital says, I think that Legion has to be worried by this because this is a big competitive threat for them as the shelf space at home Depot. And Lowe's has just dramatically shifted to Assa. Abloy the only thing that they can hope for is to claim that this is a monopolistic.
[00:04:17] If I were in their position, that's what I would try to do. That said it's impossible for me to know what regulators are thinking along those lines. That's not my forte, but all I can say is I wouldn't want to be in the boardroom of Allegion in a company statement. Alicia responded saying this announcement, which is still pending regulatory approvals does not change Allegion's long-term business strategy or approach to the residential markets and current landscape in the U S and Larry.
[00:04:47] Security engineer with Philadelphia based Houdini and lock and safe was quoted as saying what they are really after is the grade three hardware business, quick set and Baldwin, and getting into those big boxes. One of the most popular things people need is locks and keys. Buyers want it so cheap that they will drive by for locksmiths and a hardware store.
[00:05:07] Just to get a deadbolt at a big box store, people will buy a Debolt for $20 and think that's adequate for them. And if everything goes through, the acquisition is expected to close during the fourth quarter of 2021. So we'll have to keep our eyes on that one. And United locksmith lock blog, put out a article entitled do criminals pick locks.
[00:05:31] I won't read the whole article, but I will read the intro and go over some highlights here says whether or not criminals and burglars actually pick locks has been a topic of much debate in Locksports and The Lock picking committee. And it is a question on the minds of anyone buying locks.
[00:05:46] Unfortunately, the answer you get is often something shallow. Like no one is going to pick a lock when they can break a window. But is that statement true? You have dedicated lockpicking hobbyists doing their best to convince people no criminals pick locks because they do not want to be seen as contributing to any type of criminal enterprise.
[00:06:05] In other cases, people try to convince you to buy an unpickable lock because that is what they are. As someone who understands the value of ethical recreational Lock Pickers, and professional criminologist who investigate covered entry. I knew the answer. Wasn't going to be a simple, yes, no answer. It became clear.
[00:06:22] This was going to need an article to get the answer as to whether criminals pick locks, we'll be discussing the following. And the article is then broken down into several sections. We have criminals versus Locksports where they discuss what Locksports is. How criminals are generally educated in lockpicking, whether it's by other criminals or by hobbyists and Locksports role in improving the security sector by demonstrating problems.
[00:06:47] That must be fixed a lot like white hat hackers. They have a section called historical lockpicking, which in that section, they discuss lockpicking and burglaries in the 18 hundreds. The fact that criminals always learned to manipulate locks, even when the information is. And they go over AC hubs and his finding exploits.
[00:07:09] The next section is notable burglaries, where they note that there are not many well-documented high profile lockpicking burglaries, notable lockpicking crimes involve skilled teams, commercial spaces, and targeted valuables. Generally the article then goes over a lot of burglary statistics. They have a really nice, lovely laid out table and they analyze the statistics and what they mean.
[00:07:34] And part of that takeaway is they say, let's just set the record straight. There are criminals who pick locks, but the average criminal does not pick the locks. The next section is called recent crimes and they say locksmiths are targeted by burglars looking to steal professional tools. Criminals are being found with Lock Pickers, which can be evidence of a crime and burglars have recently been documented, intending and successfully picking.
[00:08:01] I think a lot of those topics, we go over in the Lock Pickers and criminal section of this podcast. Even they have another section called other burglary methods where they discuss the different other techniques for entry, including prying, kicking, ramming, cutting, reliable exploits, and just playing unlocked doors.
[00:08:24] In closing, they say yes, criminals pick locks and no, you don't need to be overly concerned about Lock Pickers. You are only likely to be targeted by lockpicking criminals. If you have a stockpile of goods in a non-residential space, it's a very well written article. I recommend you go check it out and links will be in the show notes.
[00:08:42] The next subject was actually discussed by Steve Gibson on the security. Now podcast on the twit network, he says, attackers can remotely disable fortress wifi home security locks. I'm going over this to, to kind of highlight why I don't trust personally. Any locks that have wifi and Bluetooth enabled features.
[00:09:05] These aren't locks specifically, these are home security alarms, but the general principles still apply. He says two vulnerabilities have been discovered in the fortress  wifi home security system that could be abused by malicious party to gain unauthorized access with the aim of altering the system's behavior, including disarming the devices without the victims.
[00:09:29] Fortress was notified of these two unpatched security issues. Back in may. The fortress  wifi home security system is a do it yourself alarm system that enables users to secure their homes and small businesses from burglars fires, gas, leaks, and water leaks by leveraging wifi and RFID technology for keyless entry, rapid seven, who discovered the vulnerabilities, described them as being trivially, easy to export.
[00:09:57] One issue involves an unauthorized API access that enables the attacker in possession of a victim's email address to query the API, to leak the devices, internal mobile equipment identity number, which also serves as the serial number armed with the I M E I number and the email address, the adversary can proceed to make a number of unauthorized changes such as disabling the alarm system without the owner's knowledge.
[00:10:22] The second vulnerable. Presents similar problems, but requires less prior knowledge of the victim. As the attacker can simply stake out the property and wait for the victim to use the RF control devices within radio range, the attacker can then simply replay the disarm command later without the victims.
[00:10:41] If you're really interested in this, Steve Gibson goes through this attack in great detail and gives you a lot more information about it. He also mentions during that same episode, that there is new vulnerability discovered in the Bluetooth protocols. So recommend you go over there and check that out.
[00:10:59] If you are even considering putting wifi or Bluetooth enabled security devices in yours. First up in community news. I want to start with a, another reminder that dark arts lockpicking has started a GoFund me to help Bronx Lock Pickers, 60 whose only child and daughter lost a battle with cancer. So if you would be willing to go over there and, uh, show some support and donate a few dollars to that, GoFund me.
[00:11:27] It would be greatly appreciated. Down under monkey has what appears to be the first public pick of the Shoah Luxal Ws and unshakeable reverse sidebar, slider Lock. So I will have a link to that video in the show notes, if you aren't already a subscriber. So check it out. And our joke 2000 released his latest video, which he says is the first public pick of the MEWA PA.
[00:11:55] In the description of the video, he also lists all of the  that he has picked, including all of his MEWA first public picks. So some of the videos are public. Some of them are currently unlisted. So you will only be able to get them through the links in this video that he has published, which I will have a link to his MEWA PX video in the show notes, if you aren't already subscribed to him, but the public videos he has out are the unit.
[00:12:24] The PR and the 3,800 has unlisted videos, which he says will eventually be made into full analysis videos are for the first public pick of the Sr a pick of the lb first public pick up the UX first public pick of the U R and first public picked up the east six, as well as a pic of the DS. So very, very well done by my count there that's five first public picks on me, warlocks that has.
[00:12:53] Major accomplishment. So could go on there. Artichoke and digs of Lock Pickers, United and Digby lock-in tool. The maker of the alpha Lock is now on Twitch. He is live streaming on a variety of topics, including picking locks and some of the process of making his alpha locks. If you don't know who digs is, check out the talk I had with him on the Locksports cast in an episode called a conversation with digs.
[00:13:20] That was my sixth interview. I will have links to digs a Twitch channel in the show notes, as well as a link to the conversation with digs podcast episode. And we have an update on Brummies Corban, which is currently in the possession of Starrylock. He has made all of his attempts and we'll be choosing the lock's next victim this week.
[00:13:42] So head over to his last video on The Lock link in the show notes, of course, and follow his instructions. If you would like a chance to be the next. Over and over on Twitter in a tweet by Migo tweets from 2016, there was a link to the Abloh classic lockpicking manual by Matt Smith, also known as hucks or Huckley peg.
[00:14:04] And I will have a link to that in the show notes, because this is an amazingly useful reference. If you are thinking about picking at boy classics, which by the way, if you do with your own. Currently counts as a black belt Lock. It's one of the ones I picked and I really, really enjoy that lock. So recommend you go check out that link, maybe download a copy of the manual for yourself.
[00:14:27] And as we move on to the video section, we have a video by Matt Smith or Huck's called tacos. Pluto picked using alloy classic three. Thanks to Loch newb for the loan of The Lock in the description of the video, he says Tokyo decided to put their zero driving desk somewhere in the middle of the dispatch with this lock, which gave me a good excuse to make the tool I had designed a long time ago in order to beat  next logical modifications to the classic a bit like physic chess.
[00:15:01] I released the app, the able eater tool with the intention of already having the solution to the fixed rate. Keeping several moves ahead of my game. Problem was ABL. I never did a thing with the classic, which was an outrage. In my opinion, it is The Lock. The Abla have built their whole empire on and it deserves better than to simply be left, to fade away into obscurity as all and sundry, subvert its security and pick it with impunity.
[00:15:28] So anyway, I will have a link to the video in the show notes. It is a really cool tool with a. With two picking heads on either side of a center tensioning head so that you can actually tension on any desk and still be able to pick the other desks in an AE alloy classic design. With that half moon shaped keyway hucks hoaxes tools are always very, very interesting and very well-designed good video to check out another video I enjoyed watching this week was by wow.
[00:16:02] Amazing work. The video was entitled 100 years old technique locksmith made lock with very basic tools and just what it is. This a locksmith that appears to be another one of those possibly in India, making a very old, very, very old lock design, a very simple lock design. Please makes it almost, almost completely with hand tools and.
[00:16:31] Another one of those videos that, uh, was, uh, a little bit difficult for me to watch being a environmental health and safety employee and seeing the, uh, potentially very dangerous techniques being used in some areas, including he texts some pieces together with an arc welder, but he doesn't have any protection on whatsoever.
[00:16:50] No gloves, no glasses, safety glasses, no nothing. So anyway, if you've ever done articles, Then you understand why that makes me cringe a little bit, but still it was a very interesting video to watch somebody make a lock almost completely by hand. It was very, very labor-intensive. I don't know how he can make money doing that with, uh, with as much time as it takes.
[00:17:16] And then ruins shared a video with me called tape cutting attorney, which is a very funny little, uh, lockpicking lawyer parody. I won't even really try to describe it because it's a very simple, very short video, but he does an excellent job of mimicking the speech style of lockpicking lawyer and the video presentation style very well done.
[00:17:42] And I recommend you check it out. It's quite funny. And now we'll move on to meetups and thank you to Holly for a few new additions to the list. First up, we have a lock Fest, 2021 taking place September 25th through the 26th at the hotel, thermal in the Czech Republic. Then we have shell con, which is an InfoSec conference, but does have a lockpicking village component that is October 8th and ninth.
[00:18:07] And it is virtual at shell conduct IO St. Con October 18th through the 22nd at the Utah valley convention center in Provo. Backpacking lawyer is currently scheduled to be a keynote speaker. And if you go by there, be sure to stop by and say hi to rubber band, as it sounds like he's heading out there with some of his products.
[00:18:29] So please stop by and say hi. And the master locksmith association expo 21 is October 22nd through the 24th at Telford international center in Telford. And last, but not least is locked camp going on from November 12th through the 14th at Lockhart state park in Lockhart, Texas links to all the meetups will be in the show notes.
[00:18:53] In case you want to check them out and possibly attend some moving onto products. First up, we have a new book that was shared with me by several people. This week. It is called little black book of lockpicking lock, opening, and bypass techniques for security. And from the Amazon website, it says this book will teach you the best techniques to pick locks, use bomb, keys, bypass a padlock, or even create a key by impressioning.
[00:19:21] Whether you are curious about these techniques you see in movies and series, or you work as a pen tester, a locksmith or an operator in the law enforcement agency, you will find in this book, the basics and the useful tips and tricks to open the majority of doors. And especially without breaking it. This book also covers different types of locks, such as pin tumbler locks, dimple locks, wafer locks, lever locks, pump locks, and much more.
[00:19:47] It includes several step-by-step tutorials for making a lock, picking tools, cutaway locks, self impressioning, soft keys, both for the beginner and the specialist. It is used by the author as a training material for his training of private session. The book is currently available on Amazon in both paperback and Kindle form.
[00:20:10] And I will have a link to the Amazon page in the show notes, and it would appear that at least at the time of this recording, the sparrows disc pick is back in stock, current price, $45 us@spellslockpicks.com. For all of those of you who might've been waiting on the next. And it looks like XB mods has also been working with vent to make a set of handles for the new lock master picks that they've designed on the XB mods website.
[00:20:45] It says the new version of The Lock master lock picks from vent with interchangeable handles also offer a chance to add custom handles. I was delighted to get the opportunity to officially work on the project. And I can now offer a custom handles to jazz up your or personalize your luck picks. I work with different kinds of materials and colors, including some woods, but mostly I work in acrylics and fiberglass, both of which I can supply in virtually any color.
[00:21:13] All of these materials and color combos can also be engraved with personalized text up to 12 characters, including. And they are also having a giveaway running for two of these handles more about that in the giveaway section. At the end of the show,
[00:21:34] in Lock Pickers, United belts. This week, we have multiple new purple belts to announce we have Dr. Nebbiolo. I I'm sure I'm pronouncing that. Uh, Bodhi, Pika, uh, lock picking dev and Z. Congratulations to all of you on your brand new purple belt. And also congratulations to AmmonitOR darkly for earning his ninth, Don on his black belt by picking a huge list of 137 locks that are ranked purple or better on video.
[00:22:12] Very very impressive amount of picking there. You can check out his channel on YouTube on monitor darkly. I will try to remember to put a link in the show notes. I hadn't actually set it up beforehand, but I will try to remember to put that in before I publish for anyone, not already familiar with the Lock Pickers United belt system, there are links in the show notes to the official rules page, as well as some videos that explain how the system works in case you don't want to read it all.
[00:22:41] And now it's time to say thank you that people have made this episode possible. I would like to start by saying thank you to Bob B also at BB Tel pics on Instagram or BB tell, pick 66 on Reddit. I believe for his generous donation of $91 and 10 cents. And one of his nine 11 commemorative locks. He said great show.
[00:23:04] And thank you for the incredible opportunity to be part of this very special. Hope you get The Lock soon, looking forward to hearing your black belt story, as I sense that it may have been achieved. So I just want to say a special thank you to Bob who has been very generous with his donations and for the beautiful nine 11 commemorative Lock.
[00:23:26] I really, really appreciate it and it means a lot. So. And with that, Bobby will be listed as the executive producer of this episode. Other producers of this episode are the Patrion subscribers we have Medler Panda-Frog Michael Gillcrest, Starrylock Williams brain Dave, to be deciphered pat from uncensored tactical pH pecker three records and coach Chirael Pattycakes.
[00:23:49] Dr. Hug master Clayton Howard also known as cool tune MOG, John Locke, rat yoke. Mr. Pecker, cranky lock picker Realty. Chief content producer for this episode, probably not a surprise. It's going to be trail also known as Anthony on Twitter. Other content producers for this episode are Albert LaBelle, artichoke 2000 average, Joe Culper.
[00:24:11] Woodhill dark arts. Lockpicking good guy, also known as being a dizzy Holly HV logic. I Fisk Jeff Moss, Jimmy longs, Joshua Gonzales lock crack in pocket woman. Pyrolock rune sec Philomath Starrylock Tony Verly and. Thank you to all of you for all of your support. And just remember that the show is only possible because of all the information and support shown by all of these people.
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[00:25:41] So I try to keep that going. You can find all the different ways to support the show at The Lock Sportscast dot com slash support. If you support the show with donation or information, I will give you a shout out in the show and a credit in the show. And moving on to a quick update on the state of the podcast, I'm changing the journey to black stories, idea into a general Locksports journey stories, idea.
[00:26:09] There's a lot more interesting stories probably out there in the Locksports community of people's journeys that haven't made it to black belt, and really, I want to hear them all. So if you have an interesting story about your journey in, Locksports be sure to send it in and just. No politics, no religion, no drama, a reasonable length so that it doesn't take up too much time.
[00:26:33] Try to keep it to five minutes or less would be good. And I will, uh, share it on the show. I also share other feedback if asked to as long as it meets all the aforementioned rules feedback can be sent to the podcast at Locksports cast.com or any of the methods in the show notes or at The Lock Sportscast dot com slash.
[00:26:54] And for our locksmith story this week, it's actually a combination of a locksmith and a criminal story from news channel three out of Memphis, Tennessee written by Melissa Moon. We have man accused of breaking into locksmiths warehouse, six times evidently a chain link fence topped with razor wire and a deadbolt wasn't enough to stop someone intent on getting inside the locksmith storage warehouse, six times.
[00:27:18] In a one week, please say the burglar was caught on camera, breaking into town and country locksmiths storage building. Oh, Bozi the owner of town in country. Locksmiths said that he broke in on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday, Monday. And he broke in twice in one day. Posey said the burglar cut a hole in the fence to get onto their property and into the warehouse where they store safes and other things.
[00:27:46] He said he left with some big items. He says, I don't know what exactly he's got because I haven't taken inventory by he's taken some tools. He stole two motorcycles. We recovered them, but there's a lot of stuff we didn't recover. Bozi said a friend and the owner of the building next to his warehouse, confronted the burglar and recorded him on his cell phone.
[00:28:10] We actually knew his name, where he was staying, where he was from. And all of that on Thursday said, Bozi he even admitted he stole the motorcycles. Please say they arrested the suspect. After he was spotted at a liquor store nearby, they said he was wearing the same clothing as the burglar in the surveillance video.
[00:28:27] According to Bozi police were still on scene Monday night, finishing their report when he and a friend saw the suspect and they were able to take them into canvas. He also said the surveillance video shows more people may have been involved in some of the break-ins, but so far police have not released a description of any other suspects.
[00:28:46] And next up for the, uh, strange block story segment, we have a video that was shared with me that will be live on Culper wood Hills page on Monday called Culper Woodhall goes to prison after picking prisoner's handcuffs, the description reads, I picked some handcuff. And it went a little sideways after I'm not going to give away the details of this video.
[00:29:11] So I'm just going to leave that a little teaser right there for you. I will have a link in the show notes, so you can go check that video out in the regular lockpicking criminal new section. This next story was sent in by I Fisk out of the Saginaw and bay city news written by Cole water. Man broke into bay county homes, looking for drugs, used parole card to Jimmy doors open, say police.
[00:29:39] This is basically Michigan says six Northern bay county homes were targeted by an intruder one who seemingly used his old Michigan department of corrections, parole car to Jimmy his way past locked doors. Now that suspect is facing two felonies after police chased him down and caught him near the scene of the burglary.
[00:29:59] The charges relate to burglaries of two specific homes that occurred the morning of Tuesday, September 7th, according to police reports contained in court files. A woman at one of the homes was sleeping. When she heard the door from her attached garage open, she woke and went to see if her husband was home only to be confronted by a man in her kitchen.
[00:30:20] She told deputies, he looked shocked to see you. He took off toward the door and the woman ran into her bedroom. She armed herself with a handgun and telephoned her husband, then nine one one. Similarly, in the other case, a woman awoke to the sound of door slamming, she then followed her dogs to a bathroom where she too encountered the suspect.
[00:30:41] The woman asked what he was doing in her house, prompting him to repeatedly apologize. Deputy spoke with another resident who showed them video footage from a trail camera. He had installed in his garage. The video showed a man entering the garage, looking around and then leaving in all deputies, determine the intruder had entered six homes though.
[00:30:59] He did not appear to have stolen anything. Deputies also determined that he had apparently used his parole card to gain entry into the homes. Witnesses described the intruder as wearing a yellow reflective shirt or vest and riding a blue bicycle. Deputies soon, spotted him running out of a ditch towards some nearby woods deputies and a police canine unit chase the suspect, eventually catching and arresting him placed in a patrol vehicle.
[00:31:27] He initially denied breaking into any houses, but later he told one deputy, if you let me have a cigarette, I will tell you all the houses I went inside of interviewed back at headquarters. He said that he had a drug. And had been using for about 10 years. He said he used fentanyl that morning and thereafter blacked out pressed about the home invasions.
[00:31:49] He told deputies he had no idea that he was scaring. Anyone asked by investigators about one homeowner, catching him going through a medicine cabinet. He said he was looking for pills. He denied looking for anything else, like money or guns. He said that he did not specifically recall all of the houses he had allegedly.
[00:32:10] Shown a photo of the intruder inside the garage. He agreed that it was him. The suspect had previously served prison time for two convictions of second degree home invasion. Those crimes occurred in June, 2014. He was sentenced to 42 months to 15 years. The Michigan department of corrections discharged him in December of 2019.
[00:32:33] Our next story is out of Hutchinson, Kansas. The Hutchinson news written by John Green. Is entitled for arrested outside Hutchinson residents, where they went to attack the owner in a drug dispute for men who went to a Hutchinson residents to beat up the homes, occupant over a drug dispute, as well as the resident who was the intended target were arrested by Hudson police overnight.
[00:32:59] Please booked the first four on suspicion of aggravated burglary of a dwelling. The other was arrested on possession with intent drug charges. It continued. Officer's responding to the home on a report of burglary in progress early Thursday morning, found the Forman hiding in a corner of the property behind an air conditioning unit.
[00:33:18] According to the arrest affidavit, the affidavit also stated that one of the suspects had received an amount of marijuana from the resident with the understanding he would pay for it. After he sold it, when he failed to pay, he was allegedly threatened. The magistrate judge, Daniel Gilligan was quoted as.
[00:33:37] He decided to take three friends to teach Mr. Collison a lesson by beating him up. You had surgical gloves with you and the members of your party all had surgical gloves. You had a backpack in case your clothes got bloody and you had a lock picking kit. Judge Gilligan found probable cause for the foremen's arrest and continued.
[00:33:56] The first suspect to appear before the judge admitted to their intent of attacking the resident. He argued with the judge, however, over whether there was a probable cause for a burglary charge, he said, quote, we were there literally to beat him up. There's no proof to show. We broke into his house. All the video shows is us knocking on the door and standing there.
[00:34:18] None of us were breaking into the house. I was there to try to settle a beef. I don't know why I'm charged with burns. The judge replied. If you attempted to get into an occupied dwelling, that is what burglary is and whether the dwelling was occupied, whether or not the state can prove that beyond a reasonable doubt is not for trial today.
[00:34:38] This is just a probable cause hearing, please also rested the resident. After officer's responding to the call, found several items in his residence indicating drug distribution was occurring including more than 25 grams of marijuana. Between 10 and 100 dosage units of suspected hallucinogens, packaging materials, and digital scales.
[00:34:59] Drugs are bad. You shouldn't do drugs. I'm good for sales this week, we have basically the same ones as last week. Vent has a sale on the new lock master picks. It says limited time, 10% off discount code lock newb 10. I am told it is good through the end of the month. LA lock tools has 20% off their new Ridgeback set with the code Ridgeback 20 3d Locksports dot com 10% off with the code LS cast 10, make a lox 15% off with the code by Maaco and UK Lock Pickers dot co.uk, 10% off with the code.
[00:35:38] In giveaways, we will start off with the new giveaway by vent, giving away handles for their new lock master. Lockpicks created by XB mods. That is another gleam IO giveaway. I will have a link in the show notes. Also. They are still doing the giveaway for two custom handles from rat yolk for their lock master lock picks that also Ron gleam IO and a link will be in the show.
[00:36:05] Seq Philomath has his one. Her subscriber giveaway went over that last week. I won't reiterate too much of it here. Albert LaBelle subscriber appreciation giveaway is still running for a few more days after you see this. So be sure to check it out. That one ends on September 15th lock crackin has his crack in September giveaway.
[00:36:25] That is still running link in the show notes. CLK supplies there. Hashtag lockbox giveaway runs every week. Link in the show notes. And I hopefully have a couple of days off to do my live stream for The Lock Sportscast giveaway this week. And in that you can win a $20 gift code for Hugin keys.com or one of my custom PacLock 100 AEs.
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[00:37:09] And thank you very much for all the support that you've all showed me this whole time. Just remember to keep it legal. .