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This barn, after a bit of idiocy from my close friend neal. Got burnt to the ground. In brief, my friend was working in a barn. Stacking a selection of broken chip and pin machines. It was a cold day in January and so he decided to start a fire to keep warm. Using my lighter my friend recklessly started a fire on a stack of boxes and then later, upon request, in a bin, away from danger. As the situation wore on my friend moved the bin nearer to him, which I questioned, the fire flicked from the metal bin and hit a stack of boxes. To cut a long story short, the barn burnt to the ground.
1 month later he is arrested, he tells his arresting officer that it was I that started the fire. So I was arrested. I told the truth, as stated above. 4 months down the line we are both charged with Arson.
I appear in court next week.
I am, as some will known, a Cambridge university student, with a small desire to be a teacher. This offense could see my dreams dashed and my prospects ruined. I have no idea what the minimum sentence is (be it imprisonment or community service), nor do I know EXACTLY what I did wrong.
At the moment my "close friend" still insists it was I that was responsible for the fire.
Help???
I have been forced to do 200 hours community service and pay a fine of £2000.
Mr. Clarke (that's neal) has to do 200 hours community service and pay a fine of £2500.
That ends that. As soon as the news reaches the net i'll post a link but then this whole sorry affair can come to an end.
At last.
> So why did Neal have to pay more?
Because it was mainly his fault.
> Tomm wrote:
> So why did Neal have to pay more?
>
> Because it was mainly his fault.
I gathered that, but I wanted to know the courts reason...
Really it was me paying less due to my situation than neal paying more.
> I have been forced to do 200 hours community service and pay a fine
> of £2000.
You say it like you were forced to commit arson...?
The chances of you getting pounded in the ass have diminished slightly.
> You say it like you were forced to commit arson...?
I've hardly been asked.