elderly woman burgled in hospital area

chav1 · 16-03-2005, 00:14

theiving bastards tonight targeted an elderly woman in the hospital area and theives not happy with what pittence they got decided to add insult to injury and proceeded to trash her house before making off with a gold bracelet and 2 money boxes

from what i understand plenty of prints were left behind and the police have the tool used to force open her upc window

i hope these bastard's are 16 and aged over as this woman has 3 sons who are eagerly waiting for their names to appear in the paper

god help them

slinky · 16-03-2005, 09:28

EVIL EVIL EVIL LITTLE GITS. Why can't they pick on someone that will give em' a good kicking for it? because they are bloody whimps that's why. God they make me sick.

fibi · 16-03-2005, 10:12

some sad sick b*****ds that live amongst us.

Busman747 · 16-03-2005, 11:15

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Originally Posted by slinky

EVIL EVIL EVIL LITTLE GITS. Why can't they pick on someone that will give em' a good kicking for it? because they are bloody whimps that's why. God they make me sick.

That says it all slinky.......

fireman · 16-03-2005, 11:56

A few weeks ago the idiots roaming that area set fire to my elderly, disabled mother in laws

slinky · 16-03-2005, 12:02

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Originally Posted by fireman

A few weeks ago the idiots roaming that area set fire to my elderly, disabled mother in laws

EH?? I hope you was supposed to finish this sentance off!!

fireman · 16-03-2005, 12:02

Cont.d due to error........ mother in laws wheelie bin that set fire to the shared fence and then next doors upvc porch which was destroyed. The fire was just starting to get the roof of next doors bungalow when the fire service arrived. He was in bed it was about 2am and he could very easily have been killed. The incident has left both these old people scarred mentally and frightened even in their own homes. If anyone does catch them and punish them, they too would be in trouble, and some human rights do gooder would claim the kids lollipops were taken off them at a young age !!!!!!!!!!!!

chav1 · 16-03-2005, 12:23

if these theives get caught ime pretty sure the courts will take pitty on them and not take into concideration the woman sat alone in her house in fear

in cases like this i realy do support vigilantism if the courts cant hand out appropiate punishment then i dont see any harm someone taking the law into their own hands

slinky · 16-03-2005, 12:28

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Originally Posted by chav1

in cases like this i realy do support vigilantism if the courts cant hand out appropiate punishment then i dont see any harm someone taking the law into their own hands

Well said!!

mez · 16-03-2005, 12:33

i totally agree with, wot is the world coming too, i have a dog now but only had him for 4yrs, i relly didnt want another animal as i have a cat, but my dog sam is my alarm & he's very noisy, so i feel a bit more at ease when i have him with me , inside & when im going to the shops.

fireman · 16-03-2005, 12:35

I'm with you totally but i'm afraid I would lose my temper and take things too far when these urban terrorists attack the aged and infirm.

slinky · 16-03-2005, 12:36

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Originally Posted by mez

i totally agree with, wot is the world coming too, i have a dog now but only had him for 4yrs, i relly didnt want another animal as i have a cat, but my dog sam is my alarm & he's very noisy, so i feel a bit more at ease when i have him with me , inside & when im going to the shops.

You wouldn't need a dog though mez if little sh''s kept there hands to themselves.
God it's horrible now, dread to think what it will be like when my kids have grown up.

mez · 16-03-2005, 12:40

exactly, slinky thats my point, i would never have got him, but i love him to bits now.

pendy · 16-03-2005, 12:58

Agree totally - anyone remember when we used to sleep with our front doors unlocked? They were never locked during the day if you were in the house. Now I am told that I should take a taxi if going somewhere posh, as my jewellery might be too much of a temptation for some poor mugger or drug addict! - No joke, a woman I know had her Rolex stolen, wrist badly bruised, a bit knocked about - guess what? It was her fault for wearing it! What is she supposed to do, keep it in a drawer and ask a policeman for the time? And no, she's not superrich, she saved up for it.

fireman · 16-03-2005, 13:06

I disturbed a young man breaking into my car on a saturday afternoon in accrington town centre. He had broken the passenger dor window and was leaning through having a go at the radio casette as I was returning to the car, the alarm was screaming and all in the area ignoring him . I ran to get hold of him but he saw me and ran. I rang 999 on my mobile and set off after him giging a running comentary to the police as to our whereabouts. He was younger and fitter than me and I lost him at th rear of accy garages. THE POLICE NEVER CAME. They rang me at home 2 hours later to tell me they could not find the culprit. These kids know that the police are not going to be bothered what they do and are taking total advantage of an intolerable situation.