I’m often the one to close up at work. We share a long ‘driveway’ with another business, which is now out of business. From time to time–maybe about two times a month–there’ll be a car sitting, facing us, in the parking lot of the neighboring business. They’re far enough away that I’m not too concerned for my safety: if they were to come after me, I could get into my car long before they got to me\/it.<\/p>\n
Being the paranoid person I am, though, I always worry that they’re waiting until I leave to rob the place. So I’ll typically drive away and then come back a couple minutes later, although I don’t drive up the access road\/driveway, I just carry on the main road as if I weren’t snooping on them. They’re often there for 10-15 minutes, and, when they’re gone, I’ll drive back up to make sure they’re not somewhere on our property. Tonight I was able to jot down their license plate, although I worry they may have noticed that I drove by at like 2 MPH and noticed me noticing them.\nThis time, as I drove by after leaving, I noticed another car pulling in. I drove by a bit, turned around, and went by again, as the two cars were leaving.<\/p>\n
It’s not<\/em> always the same car(s), but it is<\/em> always the same spot. They’re clearly not (thus far) looking to rob me \/ my business, nor are they doing anything else obviously nefarious. However, it still seems incredibly<\/em> suspicious to be waiting in your car in the parking lot of a deserted business at 1am.<\/p>\n So here’s my question: what do I do? I’ve been tempted to call the police and report it as a suspicious car, but I can never decide if I should.<\/p>\n So do I call the cops next time or not?<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I’m often the one to close up at work. We share a long ‘driveway’ with another business, which is now out of business. From time to time–maybe about two times a month–there’ll be a car sitting, facing us, in the … Continue reading \n
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