M&M Coaches Criminal Damage

[Neil]

I'm sure some of our regular remember will recognise the name of the person who has been found guilty of being found in an enclosed yard for an illegal purpose and criminal damage to four vehicles belonging to M and M Coaches.

Why do some people think it's ok to break into private property?

Link to Lancashire Telegraph story here

Two men seen climbing into a coach company depot in Accrington were arrested by police as they climbed out (From Lancashire Telegraph)

[Neil]

If anyone needs a clue, maybe his 60 hours unpaid work could be spent clearing the mess at the back of what was Accrington's Conservative Club.

[hilleluk]

They break into private property Neil, because they only get a slap on the hand from the so called Justice System

[Barrie Yates]

Does anyone know what these criminals do whilst carrying out "Community Service"?

[cashman]

They think they can do whatever they wish, arrogant scumbags i call em.

[hilleluk]

They are the one's that push the charity bags through your door. They are also on the look out for people who may be away on holiday, they pass the address on to other scum out there to burgle

[ferret man]

Originally Posted by cashman

They think they can do whatever they wish, arrogant scumbags i call em.

The sad truth is Cashy, They Can.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Yes, they can and the community payback...picking up rubbish, or doing gardening type stuff is no deterrent at all.
The people who do these acts have no sense of pride, they have no real self esteem, they do not realise what results their actions have.
Another thing is that the circles that these yobs travel in...they are celebrated for their wrong doings.
There is no stigma or shame attached to their action...they do not know the meaning of shame.

[monkey hanger]

Originally Posted by Barrie Yates

Does anyone know what these criminals do whilst carrying out "Community Service"?

suss places to break into or pass the info on to others of the same ilk. suppose it was an idea thought up originally by some person living in some leafy village with nearly zero crime rate.