mugging

chav1 · 28-02-2005, 15:22

a man near me was mugged around 1am sunday morning on knowlmere street

two youths in their late teens / early 20s were hanging around the phonebox on the corner of knowlmere street joining whalley road and asked for a cigrette

when he replied he didnt smoke they dragged him down the back alley behind just drinks and kicked him repeatedly in the face and then thratened him with a knife if he didnt hand over his money

they got away with a grand total of £15 and a mobile phone ( his glasses barely survived the attack as they were kicked off his face)

the man in question is not a big man and this was a cowardly attack to say the least

this is becoming a regular thing around that junction as teenagers / early 20s have been attacking people coming home from the pub as they are easy targets

luke orourke 1988 · 28-02-2005, 15:28

it is just stupid. its wrong. i know this guy who got jumped when he walked out of the pub and these teens beat him up. dragged him to a ledge on a road and jumped on his legs. he is now stuck in a wheelchair for life. its just upsetting knowing there are people like that about who hurt people for nor reason.

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Originally Posted by chav1

a man near me was mugged around 1am sunday morning on knowlmere street

two youths in their late teens / early 20s were hanging around the phonebox on the corner of knowlmere street joining whalley road and asked for a cigrette

when he replied he didnt smoke they dragged him down the back alley behind just drinks and kicked him repeatedly in the face and then thratened him with a knife if he didnt hand over his money

they got away with a grand total of £15 and a mobile phone ( his glasses barely survived the attack as they were kicked off his face)

the man in question is not a big man and this was a cowardly attack to say the least

this is becoming a regular thing around that junction as teenagers / early 20s have been attacking people coming home from the pub as they are easy targets

WillowTheWhisp · 28-02-2005, 15:31

What on earth is happening in the world with things like this? I'm sure it never used to be this bad I don't care what anybody says.

Tinkerbelle · 28-02-2005, 15:31

Cowardly little B****rds i hope they come across the wrong type of person next time and get their faces kicked all over the place!!!!

luke orourke 1988 · 28-02-2005, 15:34

I don't think that enough police go around accy. you hardley ever see them walking around when there are teens stirring up trouble.

chav1 · 28-02-2005, 15:39

teenagers are out of control

things are getting so bad with teenagers and their drinking and violence in the street that i have now changed my views on a few things

if a 15 year old and his friend gets drunk and trys attacking me i will now have no problems in treating him the way i would treat an adult

if they are big enough to drink and fight like an adult then they should expect to be hit like an adult especialy if they dare to wave a knife in my face

sounds a little harsh i know but why should i curl up and let them attack me just because they are legaly minors , even in good health an adult in his or hers 30 and 40s stands little chance of out running a teenager

would it be child abuse or self defense is the question...?

slinky · 28-02-2005, 15:43

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Originally Posted by chav1

teenagers are out of control

things are getting so bad with teenagers and their drinking and violence in the street that i have now changed my views on a few things

if a 15 year old and his friend gets drunk and trys attacking me i will now have no problems in treating him the way i would treat an adult

if they are big enough to drink and fight like an adult then they should expect to be hit like an adult especialy if they dare to wave a knife in my face

sounds a little harsh i know but why should i curl up and let them attack me just because they are legaly minors , even in good health an adult in his or hers 30 and 40s stands little chance of out running a teenager

would it be child abuse or self defense is the question...?

I say GO FOR IT CHAV!!! you are right in saying this, if they act like adults.......be prepared to be treated like one. And I am sorry but if it was one of my own kids and they came home and they had the s'''t kicked out of them for doing such a thing!! they would get another off me.

luke orourke 1988 · 28-02-2005, 15:46

well said i agree with you there. also would if you beat up the person and he reported you to the police then he would get in trouble. so if he tired to beat some one up (not that i would) and got beat up myself i wouldn't report it.

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Originally Posted by slinky

I say GO FOR IT CHAV!!! you are right in saying this, if they act like adults.......be prepared to be treated like one. And I am sorry but if it was one of my own kids and they came home and they had the s'''t kicked out of them for doing such a thing!! they would get another off me.

slinky · 28-02-2005, 15:50

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Originally Posted by luke orourke 1988

well said i agree with you there. also would if you beat up the person and he reported you to the police then he would get in trouble. so if he tired to beat some one up (not that i would) and got beat up myself i wouldn't report it.

If the police brought my son home and said ''your son tried to mug another guy and got his head kicked in, would you like to sue??'' I'd say ''no but do me a favour give the guy our address and tell him to come round here for the next week and do it again and again and again'' just to make sure he gets it in his thick head he won't ever get away with this AGAIN!! that'll teach the little gits.

Tinkerbelle · 28-02-2005, 15:51

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Originally Posted by slinky

I say GO FOR IT CHAV!!! you are right in saying this, if they act like adults.......be prepared to be treated like one. And I am sorry but if it was one of my own kids and they came home and they had the s'''t kicked out of them for doing such a thing!! they would get another off me.

Worst thing is though most parents don't think like that, the parents actually make excuses for the teenagers behaviour!!!

chav1 · 28-02-2005, 15:58

the police man told me that on the night of the muggimg there were 5 patrols covering accrington and surrounding areas

this was all the manpower they had to cover

town cener pubs/night clubs

robberies

muggings

everything else

he also told me that if they wind the window down on their car and ask someone what they are up to they then have to return to the police station and fill out a lenghthy report on it

the criminals know this so no wonder they can get away with robberies and muggings etc they know the police are sat in the station filling out reports

vigilantism is not a good thing but if this carrys on people will start taking the law into their own hands and the eye for an eye method of doing things will return

what is our council tax been spent on ..

yup anything but police it seems

Bagpuss · 28-02-2005, 21:30

The police are no use nowadays which leaves the only option of vigilantism one which I would have no problem with. An eye for an eye is what those b*****ds need and if anyone is thinking of rounding up a posse count me in.

slinky · 28-02-2005, 21:56

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Originally Posted by Bagpuss

The police are no use nowadays which leaves the only option of vigilantism one which I would have no problem with. An eye for an eye is what those b*****ds need and if anyone is thinking of rounding up a posse count me in.

And me !!!!!!!! stand up to the little bloody thugs that's what I say

entwisi · 01-03-2005, 00:09

ON saturday I witnessed an assault. 4:00 PM on Warner street.It took Plod over 25 mins to attend. That is just distgusting. The guy was being beaten silly at the time. Plod wasn't to know it woudn't turn into murder.

They came on Sunday to take my statement. I hope the idiot goes down for a long time

garinda · 01-03-2005, 01:01

This is the same police who planted a story in The Accy Observer, when they uncovered a canabis growing factory, next door to their station in Gt Harwood. Well done, thanks for making the streets a safer place.