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"Horrible thing at a train station"

My friend and I today went to Staines by train, to watch a film and to check out the shops etc. Once we had returned to Sunningdale (where he lives) we got off the train and we were walking down the track, the train hadn't left yet, and this 17 year old girl (we're 13) was leaning out of the window and as we went past her she spat at us and said "What are you looking at you f*cking child," and when we walked past her ignnoring her then she shouted at us "you f*cking pr*ck!" Do you find this really disgusting? I sure did. Has anything like this happened to you before?

English_Bloke wrote:
> Ok. Law lesson.
>
> Fook = Section 5 public order. Must warn once before arrest.
>
> Fook you = Section 4A, can arrest but not arrestable offence, (don't
> ask).
>
> Fook you I'll hit you! = Section 4 same arrest as 4A.

Nice.

One question- What is this warning? Is it asking for the person to calm down, or retract their statement.

Second question (I lied, ok?)- from what you said, the assault threat makes the offence no worse. Surely it can't be the same?

Ok. Law lesson.

Fook = Section 5 public order. Must warn once before arrest.

Fook you = Section 4A, can arrest but not arrestable offence, (don't ask).

Fook you I'll hit you! = Section 4 same arrest as 4A.

English_Bloke wrote:
> Ah, but this is where you are wrong. It was directed at a person. Me.
> So I don't have to warn! HA! I know the law better then you.

Well actually the original comment could have been misconstrued and the one I'm nicked on was made up by you.







*HA!

Clazon wrote:
> English_Bloke wrote:
> I think you mean arrogant.
>
> OI! WHO THE HELL ARE YOU TO CALL ME ARROGANT! YOU’RE NICKED!
>
> HA! I (now) know my rights. You didn't give me a warning.

Ah, but this is where you are wrong. It was directed at a person. Me. So I don't have to warn! HA! I know the law better then you.

English_Bloke wrote:
> We're not out of a movie from the 50's.
>
> *Blows little silver whistle and runs off raising his knees really
> high*

Lol. It always reminds me of the Irish ginger coppa that goes:
"ta tee ta tar ta too ta tee" etc.

Plus that crazy music that old shows used to play whenevr there was a sped up scene of running with coppas and stuff. T'was in The Simpsons.

My post just got deleted.

Wonderful.

English_Bloke wrote:
> I think you mean arrogant.
>
> OI! WHO THE HELL ARE YOU TO CALL ME ARROGANT! YOU’RE NICKED!

HA! I (now) know my rights. You didn't give me a warning.

:p

Yup, a bap and a flat-cap.

Oooh, do you have hats?!?

We're not out of a movie from the 50's.

*Blows little silver whistle and runs off raising his knees really high*