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My mate has got into a spot of bother with a few older people so we need to help him (people at my school).
Now there is about 5 of these 20 year olds and about 7 of us 15 year olds, and im not the best fighter in the world.
It is happening at 7PM on saturday, i need to good advice on how to take down people twice my size in the dark :S
Now there is about 5 of these 20 year olds and about 7 of us 15 year olds, and im not the best fighter in the world.
It is happening at 7PM on saturday, i need to good advice on how to take down people twice my size in the dark :S
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What a numpty.
Sorry that had nothing to do with any of this by the way, neither of them 2 are involved.
I just felt like telling it. :D
I just felt like telling it. :D
Ha ha just been told that one of my mates has been arrested outside my other mates house for egging it.
His dad called the police, while the police were comming he was made to clean up all the egg of the windows.
He got give that whole "You have the right to remain silent" speech.
Lesson here kids, Memo, Don't throw eggs at houses (When the people are home).
His dad called the police, while the police were comming he was made to clean up all the egg of the windows.
He got give that whole "You have the right to remain silent" speech.
Lesson here kids, Memo, Don't throw eggs at houses (When the people are home).
English_Bloke wrote:
> What was this fight all about?
Yob A commented that Yob B's mother was so fat that she had been declared a habitat for condors .....
> What was this fight all about?
Yob A commented that Yob B's mother was so fat that she had been declared a habitat for condors .....
That is absolutely disgusting.
I do worry about whether I will be able to cope with things I see knowing that it is possible that despite all the work I put in a lot of people will just get a slapped wrist.
What was this fight all about?
I do worry about whether I will be able to cope with things I see knowing that it is possible that despite all the work I put in a lot of people will just get a slapped wrist.
What was this fight all about?
Belldandy wrote:
> Me ? I think we should get the Saudi's to come over and give us a few
> lessons.
I agree in part with that. We're too soft on cretins with no more than a few braincells rattling around their skulls, pished outta their heads, bottling anyone they take a disliking to.
> Me ? I think we should get the Saudi's to come over and give us a few
> lessons.
I agree in part with that. We're too soft on cretins with no more than a few braincells rattling around their skulls, pished outta their heads, bottling anyone they take a disliking to.
Multiple injuries as in;roughly five people with stab wounds, one person found in a pool of blood - CCTV showed a group of 3 men kicking him after they'd knocked him down, several people with wounds inflicted by thrown bottles, around 30 of those involved were found to be seriously drunk, around 20 carrying illegal weapons....as I said, the law is a joke.
When I used to work in the town there was one woman who literally stole everything she got the chance to. Eventually she was caught in another store. At her trial she admitted something like 100+ past offences of goods totallying about £10000, and, surprise surprise, she got 3 months of community service. Now, according to the paper, she's been convicted again for failing to do that service without reasonable excuse, as well as a whole host of driving offences, and she's now been given 1 WEEK imprisonment and 3 months community service.
It's like that paedophile on the news yesterday, apparently "the worst case in Britain ever", yet he gets 5 years in prison, after which, thanks to the publicity, he'll lead a sheltered life, with a new identity, and quite likely never have to work again.
Me ? I think we should get the Saudi's to come over and give us a few lessons.
When I used to work in the town there was one woman who literally stole everything she got the chance to. Eventually she was caught in another store. At her trial she admitted something like 100+ past offences of goods totallying about £10000, and, surprise surprise, she got 3 months of community service. Now, according to the paper, she's been convicted again for failing to do that service without reasonable excuse, as well as a whole host of driving offences, and she's now been given 1 WEEK imprisonment and 3 months community service.
It's like that paedophile on the news yesterday, apparently "the worst case in Britain ever", yet he gets 5 years in prison, after which, thanks to the publicity, he'll lead a sheltered life, with a new identity, and quite likely never have to work again.
Me ? I think we should get the Saudi's to come over and give us a few lessons.
Belldandy wrote:
> On another note, look at English Bloke and his "quite serious
> charges" rant, where I live there was a massive fight last
> weekend, all captured on CCTV, involving 40 people on the market
> place, bottles, knives, multiple injuries, and what did those
> arrested get ? Hmm..cautioned. Reality check EB.
It all depends on so many things though. Seriousness of what has happened and what could have happened.
You said there was a big fight involving all these items, but you haven’t mentioned what was the outcome of it all. You mentioned “multiple injuries”, but to what extent? If someone was carrying these items at a fight that is serious enough and I think warrants more then a caution, but if they failed to actually use the items, then I can see where the police would be coming from only cautioning in these circumstances. Doing anything else would create too much paperwork, which would take up far too many police resources.
If someone got bottled or stabbed, I would be disgusted if the person responsible only got a warning.
It is completely different if you have a one person repeatedly kicking someone who is one the floor. Although in both examples a serious assault would probably be committed. It is far more realistic that it can be dealt with in the second case.
If a copper came across this situation I think the person involved would be up for A.B.H and possibly even G.B.H depending on the injuries sustained.
Unfortunately this is the way it works. If you have to process 40 people and no “major” offences have been committed then I think it would be dealt with in the way which would save time. Sad but true.
> On another note, look at English Bloke and his "quite serious
> charges" rant, where I live there was a massive fight last
> weekend, all captured on CCTV, involving 40 people on the market
> place, bottles, knives, multiple injuries, and what did those
> arrested get ? Hmm..cautioned. Reality check EB.
It all depends on so many things though. Seriousness of what has happened and what could have happened.
You said there was a big fight involving all these items, but you haven’t mentioned what was the outcome of it all. You mentioned “multiple injuries”, but to what extent? If someone was carrying these items at a fight that is serious enough and I think warrants more then a caution, but if they failed to actually use the items, then I can see where the police would be coming from only cautioning in these circumstances. Doing anything else would create too much paperwork, which would take up far too many police resources.
If someone got bottled or stabbed, I would be disgusted if the person responsible only got a warning.
It is completely different if you have a one person repeatedly kicking someone who is one the floor. Although in both examples a serious assault would probably be committed. It is far more realistic that it can be dealt with in the second case.
If a copper came across this situation I think the person involved would be up for A.B.H and possibly even G.B.H depending on the injuries sustained.
Unfortunately this is the way it works. If you have to process 40 people and no “major” offences have been committed then I think it would be dealt with in the way which would save time. Sad but true.
I got to admit though i was rather worried about going down there on saturday, i was worried a bit when they didnt have knives or drugs, but when i found out that they do i just got more worried.
Im just glad that i dont have to go down there any more. But i just hope that the guys don't come round his house.
Im just glad that i dont have to go down there any more. But i just hope that the guys don't come round his house.
EL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> Why would i lie about this, and i don't lie in here, you just have it
> in your head that i do.
See, more made up ramblings :D
> Why would i lie about this, and i don't lie in here, you just have it
> in your head that i do.
See, more made up ramblings :D
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