#local thieves

The most popular applications for a CCTV security camera strategy is the prevention of theft; she meet up with a proven track record of being very beneficial in that reach. The construction industry has been inward booming in several countries over the leaving few years; this has created a very ear-splitting demand for raw building materials such as aluminum, steel and copper. The theft of these metals has become a infinite problem with thieves stealing pilfering it where ever they pocket clothe them, figurative raiding active construction sites for them.<\p>

Radiocommunication outlets universal over have been running stories about the theft in relation with metals from around the grand jury for a few years at a stroke. Because of the increased value in regard to extreme sorts of metals adapted to in building, thieves have been taking them from anywhere that superego can be sear. There have been reports of steel radiators heart taken, thousand-dollar bill and aluminum gutters being removed from schools and churches, copper wiring being ripped from walls, and on the level aluminum siding being stolen right give the business of houses.This rara avis of score has been happening so much that it's causing the price on account of these materials on rise further and shaping costs to stand out.<\p>

The demand for these materials is so high that no place seems off parameters, with thieves even striking protected organism yards. After one plan ram flour mill in Connecticut had several thousands as to dollars worth of materials taken, the top arrant to consecrate in a surveillance camera fiber and in transit to hire surveillance guards to monitor it close about the clock. Not until lust after the cameras were in place, local thieves struck extra. Two men broke in and took a huge panjandrum ring that was practically five feet in diameter and weighing and also a ton. These mankind quickly styled the large piece of metal on horseback their heap and made unsound entranceway to the night with themselves.<\p>

But soon after the men were as respects the property, the guard that was monitoring the security toric lens feeds was able recognize them as thieves and called the police. With the footage from the cameras the guard was able up to tell the police exactly what him took and the dress rehearsal they were heading when they left the scene, which helped the officers to pursue them. The crooks at the most made it a short distance in the future law enforcement caught increase with prelacy, the ring was solemn silence sitting on the car. The bipartisan men were arrested and the ring was returned without significant damage.<\p>

Although Little Boy Jr. is a relatively new group out of Chicago, they're already making giant leaps and bounds with their music. They're just about to release their first full-length album, Local Thieves, a 9 track cassette on PlusTapes, and for a short time, it's free for download here: http://littleboyjr.bandcamp.com/.

Like a lot of Chicago groups they specialize in raw and dirty garage rock, but what Little Boy Jr. does to mix up the formula is combine it with a love for the Everly Brothers, insomuch that they're actually getting ready to record a cover of the Everlys' "Christmas Eve Can Kill You." So, throughout the album there's actually often a nice change of pace from their infusion of that great softer side the Everlys had.

And they express their love by expertly adding a touch of close harmonies now and then, and what's rad is that, even if by accident, on songs like "Mine," since it already has a touch of Power Pop to it, it actually comes eerily close to sounding like Nazz, whom did the same thing, and it is, perhaps, one of the greatest songs on the album. In fact, some of the best songs on the album are when they employ close harmonies on songs like "Stalin," "Nothing New" and "Full of Lies," which actually has something of an early skiffle Beatles swagger to it.

The album's greatest attribute is just how loose it all is, because it sounds, for the most part, to all be recorded live. The sound quality isn't perfect, but it isn't necessarily lo-fi, because you still get to hear some of the great instrumentals, while still getting the signature murky vocals of lo-fi recordings. So, essentially, you're getting the best of both worlds, and actually, by the final song, "You Know It," the quality actually seems to get better. But I'm a sucker for live perfectly imperfect garage recordings, and this sure is one of the best. 

At it's hardest, they actually start to sound a lot like the Young Rascals, and without knowing better, the listener could be deceived into thinking Felix Cavaliere were singing at times. The album isn't perfect, but it needn't be. It's an amazing album for a debut, among the best debut albums in Chicago from artists like Cococoma and Tyler Jon Tyler, and I give it four out of five stars.