oh joy!!! tis christmas!!

ssteve · 30-12-2010, 15:03

one of our "favorite" neighbors got lifted yesterday for breaking/entering a house about 500mtrs from his own hovel, iv'e been bad fettle for the last week or more but this has realy cheered me up, what a thick shit he is , has anything like this cheered any of you lot up???????

ssteve

lacroupade · 30-12-2010, 15:43

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Originally Posted by ssteve

one of our "favorite" neighbors got lifted yesterday for breaking/entering a house about 500mtrs from his own hovel, iv'e been bad fettle for the last week or more but this has realy cheered me up, what a thick shit he is , has anything like this cheered any of you lot up???????

ssteve

I love it when asswipes like that get nicked. Should be up before the Kangaroo Court if you ask me.

Deleted account DD · 30-12-2010, 16:16

He must be from the "particulars stupidus" strain of criminal. What a prick.

(RIP) PLANK · 30-12-2010, 17:12

very sensible if you ask me, the powers that be were saying not to travel in the snow unless it was absolutely neccesary, so he just did a bit of 'home-work', what's wrong with that? He could have been stuck in the snow otherwise

clivvy · 30-12-2010, 17:23

dont shit on your own door step. personally, id LOVE it if something similar happened to a guy i know, because hes a nasty sly snakey little crap head.

jims-terrano · 30-12-2010, 19:24

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Originally Posted by clivvy

dont shit on your own door step. personally, id LOVE it if something similar happened to a guy i know, because hes a nasty sly snakey little crap head.

you know clive, I might just know who you are talking about

What about that dude from Kirkheaton, sounds like he was a real wrong un too. He shot a Policeman and wondered why they shot back and didn't miss. Sun newspaper came out with some details about him.

Jim

clivvy · 30-12-2010, 19:52

yeah one of my work collegues friends new him, they said he was a prat. got in trouble with a gang or something, they came round kicking off, he ran into back garden, dug up his gun, and the result...not sure ho wtrue that little stoy is, but i know this much, it CANT be worth it, can it? to be like that, and end up shot.

Deleted account DD · 30-12-2010, 20:07

I'll stick my neck out here...................

I have absolutely no sympathy for him at all .

I do have sympathy for the cop who ended up in a situation where they had to open fire, I also feel sorry (with conditions applied) for the dead mans family.

I would suggest one way to look at it would be that if he was inclined towards firearms and violence he would have dug his gun up eventually. The man in the street or a member of your family could have been on the receiving end for a trivial reason.

However, he has learnt the hard way if you pick a fight you may lose

(RIP) PLANK · 30-12-2010, 20:10

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Originally Posted by daved

However, he has learnt the hard way if you pick a fight you may lose

well said that man!

clivvy · 30-12-2010, 20:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by daved

I'll stick my neck out here...................

I have absolutely no sympathy for him at all .

I do have sympathy for the cop who ended up in a situation where they had to open fire, I also feel sorry (with conditions applied) for the dead mans family.

I would suggest one way to look at it would be that if he was inclined towards firearms and violence he would have dug his gun up eventually. The man in the street or a member of your family could have been on the receiving end for a trivial reason.

However, he has learnt the hard way if you pick a fight you may lose

oh yeah I agree, no sympathy for him, and i feel for the guy who got shot (the police man) and the guy who had to do the shooting.

tezzer · 30-12-2010, 20:25

what i want to know is, he shot a police officer, ok they returned fire and killed him, so why the f**k is there an police authority investigation, you play with fire you die by fire, end of story and a waste of tax payers money, at least we wont have to keep in prison.

robobone · 30-12-2010, 20:43

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Originally Posted by jims-terrano

you know clive, I might just know who you are talking about

What about that dude from Kirkheaton, sounds like he was a real wrong un too. He shot a Policeman and wondered why they shot back and didn't miss. Sun newspaper came out with some details about him.

Jim

i am getting a bit worried about you

it always happens up there

Deleted account DD · 30-12-2010, 20:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by clivvy

oh yeah I agree, no sympathy for him, and i feel for the guy who got shot (the police man) and the guy who had to do the shooting.

I didnt realise a cop had got injured?

(only caught a summary on the news)

solarman216 · 30-12-2010, 21:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by daved

I'll stick my neck out here...................

I have absolutely no sympathy for him at all .

I do have sympathy for the cop who ended up in a situation where they had to open fire, I also feel sorry (with conditions applied) for the dead mans family.

I would suggest one way to look at it would be that if he was inclined towards firearms and violence he would have dug his gun up eventually. The man in the street or a member of your family could have been on the receiving end for a trivial reason.

However, he has learnt the hard way if you pick a fight you may lose

I will stick my neck out further, good riddance to bad Shi? I have no sympathy whatsoever, Rick

jims-terrano · 30-12-2010, 23:05

The policemans body armour saved him

They went to his house he got his gun out and told them to go away which they did but he still opened fire. Then they played a waiting game until they started hearing shots which is when they they shot him. Most of that has been from news bulletins and papers. They gave him several hours in which to make his mind up and end it safely. Unfortuantely the PCA always have to get involved where shots have been fired by the police and a member of the public has been injured and killed.
Apparently he had history and had been inside for being involved with a drugs gang. I just hope that the police do not have to pay out compo to his family. I know there is drugs and crime everywhere but this was semi rural and a nice area. I saw the helicompter hovering over the area on Monday night when I had been out and was litteraly 2 mins away from it all.

Only brightside is that we don't have to keep him now. Just hope the officers involved in the whole incident are all OK.

Jim

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ssteve Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: west cumberland Posts: 632	oh joy!!! tis christmas!! one of our "favorite" neighbors got lifted yesterday for breaking/entering a house about 500mtrs from his own hovel, iv'e been bad fettle for the last week or more but this has realy cheered me up, what a thick shit he is , has anything like this cheered any of you lot up??????? ssteve

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30-12-2010, 16:16	#3
Deleted account DD Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 4,705	He must be from the "particulars stupidus" strain of criminal. What a prick.

30-12-2010, 17:12	#4
(RIP) PLANK Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Central England, in the Heart of the Black Country Vehicle: T2 2004 TDI SE LWB Posts: 7,740	very sensible if you ask me, the powers that be were saying not to travel in the snow unless it was absolutely neccesary, so he just did a bit of 'home-work', what's wrong with that? He could have been stuck in the snow otherwise

30-12-2010, 17:23	#5
clivvy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Huddersfield Vehicle: Terrano 03 LWB Posts: 6,947	dont shit on your own door step. personally, id LOVE it if something similar happened to a guy i know, because hes a nasty sly snakey little crap head.

30-12-2010, 19:52	#7
clivvy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Huddersfield Vehicle: Terrano 03 LWB Posts: 6,947	yeah one of my work collegues friends new him, they said he was a prat. got in trouble with a gang or something, they came round kicking off, he ran into back garden, dug up his gun, and the result...not sure ho wtrue that little stoy is, but i know this much, it CANT be worth it, can it? to be like that, and end up shot.

30-12-2010, 20:07	#8
Deleted account DD Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 4,705	I'll stick my neck out here................... I have absolutely no sympathy for him at all . I do have sympathy for the cop who ended up in a situation where they had to open fire, I also feel sorry (with conditions applied) for the dead mans family. I would suggest one way to look at it would be that if he was inclined towards firearms and violence he would have dug his gun up eventually. The man in the street or a member of your family could have been on the receiving end for a trivial reason. However, he has learnt the hard way if you pick a fight you may lose

30-12-2010, 20:25	#11
tezzer Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: basildon essex Vehicle: transit camper van 1987 Posts: 2,829	what i want to know is, he shot a police officer, ok they returned fire and killed him, so why the f**k is there an police authority investigation, you play with fire you die by fire, end of story and a waste of tax payers money, at least we wont have to keep in prison.

30-12-2010, 23:05	#15
jims-terrano Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: UK Posts: 12,965	The policemans body armour saved him They went to his house he got his gun out and told them to go away which they did but he still opened fire. Then they played a waiting game until they started hearing shots which is when they they shot him. Most of that has been from news bulletins and papers. They gave him several hours in which to make his mind up and end it safely. Unfortuantely the PCA always have to get involved where shots have been fired by the police and a member of the public has been injured and killed. Apparently he had history and had been inside for being involved with a drugs gang. I just hope that the police do not have to pay out compo to his family. I know there is drugs and crime everywhere but this was semi rural and a nice area. I saw the helicompter hovering over the area on Monday night when I had been out and was litteraly 2 mins away from it all. Only brightside is that we don't have to keep him now. Just hope the officers involved in the whole incident are all OK. Jim