Civil War replica cannon stolen in Tucson - Tucson News Now

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“Whatever story you're telling, it will be more interesting if, at the end you add, "and then everything burst into flames.”
― Brian P. Cleary, You Oughta Know By Now

Rule Number One: If it is on wheels and rolls, it is at risk of being stolen. Cars, Trucks, Trailers, Travel Trailers, Golf Carts, you name it. Since this was a weapon of war, he should have taken reasonable security measures.

It should have been locked in a metal storage building equipped with high intensity motion detector night lighting with an active alarm system. In addition, a secure eight foot fence topped with barbed wire around the perimeter of his property would have acted as a deterrent. Add in a trained K9 security dog as an additional deterrent and most thieves would go find easier targets.

But.........people always think it won't happen to them. Plus, they don't want to spend a DIME on any security measures.

Pay me now or pay me later.