Loss Then Became Routine

I joined an organised effort to steal tools from vans. The harm affected multiple tradespeople across neighbourhoods. I concealed involvement by rotating roles and avoiding direct contact with victims. Stolen items were pooled and sold on through markets. I benefited financially and avoided identification as losses were treated as routine crime. Increased security measures followed, affecting residents and workers. The activity stopped when pressure increased. The thefts remain recorded as unrelated incidents and no charges were brought against me.