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saaby93
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11,478 posts
47 months
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hesnotthemessiah
2,121 posts
73 months
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Yep. I bet this thread will be moved to another part of the forum.
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EDLT
14,580 posts
75 months
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Pints
14,698 posts
63 months
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It's a travesty they were even arrested.
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DaveH23
949 posts
39 months
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saaby93 said: I think the scum breaking in will get compensated and the home owner will be charged. Such a shame if this happens but thats the sad state this country is in.
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Motorrad
3,885 posts
56 months
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I like the idea of shooting people breaking into my property. Then again I used to live in Texas and was 'locked and loaded' 24/7. Now since I moved back to europe I have a 'opportunist support pack' consisting of hard currency, liquor and a map showing the shortest route to my sphincter ready for anyone who'd like to come and rape me and kill the wife.
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soad
15,890 posts
45 months
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hesnotthemessiah said: Yep. I bet this thread will be moved to another part of the forum. 
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FraserLFA
4,931 posts
43 months
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DaveH23 said: I think the scum breaking in will get compensated and the home owner will be charged.
Such a shame if this happens but thats the sad state this country is in. I'm hoping it will go down to no further action against the home owner as it has with several similar cases recently. I'm hoping to see a shift towards people being allowed to protect themselves without fear of being arrested. my personal opinion is that people should forfeit all human rights when breaking in to someone else's house. if you wish to cause someone or their family harm, they shouldn't have to think twice about putting you down with whatever they can get their hands on.
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ruff'n'smov
641 posts
18 months
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He'll get clean away with it, cause he committed no crime. No Police/CPS have the Balls to charge him because they know the politicians and public opinion would destroy them.
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Pints
14,698 posts
63 months
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ruff'n'smov said: He'll get clean away with it, cause he committed no crime. No Police/CPS have the Balls to charge him because they know the politicians and public opinion would destroy them. "Get away with it" makes it sound like he's done something wrong. Nothing wrong from where I'm sitting.
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orangesrule
218 posts
17 months
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If people had more rights within their own home, i bet burglary rates would go down. I hope justice system sees sense.
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TheForceV4
433 posts
56 months
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Unfortunately I can see the homeowner getting charged here, GBH probably.
One question though, will his gun license be revoked because of this?
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rudecherub
1,835 posts
35 months
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Shouldn't have been arrested, sends all the wrong messages.
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FraserLFA
4,931 posts
43 months
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rudecherub said: Shouldn't have been arrested, sends all the wrong messages. But it would also send the wrong message if the police didn't arrest the bloke with a shotgun before they had all the facts. Damned if you do...
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mrmr96
11,955 posts
73 months
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rudecherub said: Shouldn't have been arrested, sends all the wrong messages. Disagree. They have to arrest him to establish the facts. (The actual facts, not just the reported ones.) Then once they have the facts they will decide if there are charges to answer. Hopefully the facts are as reported and the police will discharge with NFA in due course.
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Jasandjules
45,410 posts
98 months
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Aggravated burglary - so to me they were armed with something as well. IN any event, I hope the homeowner is not charged. And I hope the burglars are charged and jailed.
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rewc
1,603 posts
102 months
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Waht's the betting that the burglars have got a string of convictions for previous burglaries and violence?
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rudecherub
1,835 posts
35 months
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mrmr96 said: rudecherub said: Shouldn't have been arrested, sends all the wrong messages. Disagree. They have to arrest him to establish the facts. (The actual facts, not just the reported ones.) Then once they have the facts they will decide if there are charges to answer. Hopefully the facts are as reported and the police will discharge with NFA in due course. Why? If asked to help with their inquiries he's going to do what exactly? Arrest rightly or wrongly is associated with fault. It reinforces the message you are wrong to use reasonable force to defend yourself.
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whoami
7,068 posts
109 months
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Pints said: It's a travesty they were even arrested. Correct.
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Pints
14,698 posts
63 months
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mrmr96 said: Disagree. They have to arrest him to establish the facts. (The actual facts, not just the reported ones.) Then once they have the facts they will decide if there are charges to answer.
Hopefully the facts are as reported and the police will discharge with NFA in due course. They can question them without arresting them.
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