Removing the Scammer’s Boot

This is the lock-picking lawyer and i recently saw a YouTube video of a news report covering an illegal car booting operation in the Chicago area and being Who I am, I decided to see if I could find the exact model of car boot that the perpetrator used. I soon discovered that the model was sold under several different names on Amazon, so I picked one up and we’re going to see just how hard it would have been for someone with the right tools to release their car. It turns out that the right tools are nothing but a screwdriver in a tubular lockpick. So, let’s head outside lock this on my car and get to work. Okay folks were out in my driveway, and I have this locked onto my car as best I can given the size of the wheel that it’s locked to.

Removing the Scammer’s Boot

The first thing we need to do is open this little door, and I’m going to do that using this tubular lock impression a tool. Okay, now that we have the door open, I just need to loosen a little screw there. Normally, that would be done with this tool that comes with the boot, but I’m just going to use a screwdriver okay, we are back upstairs and, as you saw, this really doesn’t provide any challenge. If, of course, you have the right tools and a little bit of knowledge, which I suppose is the rub in any case, that’s all I have for you today. If you do have any questions or comments about this, please put them below.