crazy world!!!

PLEASE READ

On March 12th, 2006, Jessica Petroff a 42 y/o female

Ontario Canada stopped at her local SHELL pay- at- the- pump
gas station to obtain fuel for her car.

Once having filled the tank full and having paid the amount
due, she heard over the speaker the attendant inside requesting her
to come into the station. He told her something happened with
her card and that she would need to come inside to pay.

The lady was confused as her card transaction indicated that
the debit was succesful, complete and approved.

She relayed that to the
attendant and was getting ready to
leave but the attendant, once again insited and urged her to come
inside to pay or she could be in trouble.

She proceeded to go inside and started arguing with the
attendant about his threat.

He told her to calm down and listen carefully: He said that
while she was pumping gas, a guy was viewed on the station's theft
mirrors slipping into her back seat on the opposite side of
her automobile and assured her that he had already called the
authorities.

She became frightened and looked out in time to see her car
door open and a male slipping out. North American Police are
currently reporting a new gang initiation ritual: New Gang members
are encouraged to>return to their gang bunkers with a female and or her
car.

One way they do this is to crawl into female's cars while
they're pump gas or purchase groceries during night or late afternoon.

Members are also known to slip into unattended cars and kidnap
females.
Police in and around Markham, Newmarket, Toronto, Bradford,
aurora, Brampton, eastern Ontario, Hull, Gatineau, Pontiac,
Lasalle, Lachine, Kirkland, Pointe-Claire and other areas of
Quebec have registered a rise in this crime.

PLEASE REMAIN VIGILANT and forward this email to female online
friends !
Pass this information onto other females: young and
old. Be careful going to and from your car at night.

This is Real ~ We encourage you to verify with the
local police dept. of those communities and cities

1. ALWAYS LOCK YOUR CAR DOORS, EVEN IF YOU'RE GONE FOR JUST A
SECOND.

2. CHECK BACKSEAT AREA OF YOUR CAR WHEN APPROACHING IT FOR RE-ENTRY,
AND CHECK THE BACK BEFORE GETTING IN.

3. ALWAYS BE AWARE OF YOUR SURROUNDINGS IN YOUR GENERAL
VICINITY, PARTICULARLY AT NIGHT