DJRizki… it was not a situation where I was DJing, and I don’t care to elaborate on the forums really, but I’ve dealt with police under a few circumstances. Hit me up personally if you’d like to get acquainted on a personal level and maybe I would share more. Look me up on FB, or @gmail without spaces or capitals. I’m on youtube under simply my first and last name.
More on topic. Update 2.0 says that you couldn’t identify your gear and prove it was yours. Another reason to make that obvious, and this has me thinking about identifying gear as mine. Maybe some stickers with Property Of: and your name, company name, phone # , etc. Having other stuff on hand or in your vehicle, may also help. Sorry to have learned so much from your unfortunate circumstance, but thanks again for sharing, it was truly helpful. After I showed my wife this thread, she informed me that I am not to leave my gear at any gig ever again. I’d previously left some lighting, cabling, and my table at a gig in a friend’s garage overnight. I know the person well, it was kept locked overnight, and this is a small community, but things do happen…. Keep shining folks…. Isaiah
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