Thieving scumbags!
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Charlie1986

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2,107 posts

166 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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I write this still shaking with anger.

i had just put my little one to sleep in her room and was sorting things out down stairs whilst the missus was having a shower when i heard a noise in the garden next minute the door handle has been gently pressed down and a shadow appears at the door. Some scumbag had decided to try and rob the place.

luckily he then seen me appear and made a dash for it over the fence forgetting about the little one up stairs i opened the door and let the dog in the garden who makes a noise and bark I've never heard before then a shout of pain as he went a bit the scum bag whilst getting over the fence.

i grabbed my keys and phone and sprinted round the back whilst calling 999 where i was met with tall skinny polish chap who i proceeded to kick and punch with anger. after a scuffle he has managed to escape my grab and ran out to the street where there was a member of the public walking to town then rugby tackled him and we pinned him down until the police arrived which in due credit was within 4 mins of me making a call. 2 cars and 1 unmarked

Turns out he is on a massive come down from something and proceeded to kick of with the police and was taking to hospital.

He has tried 4 other houses and taking a mixture of possessions including a pink bra and pants from a neighbour.

the missus is still in shock and I'm sat shaking whilst i put my evening events in words. Time for a stiff drink as every noise will keep me awake.

myvision

2,132 posts

167 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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One problem here that I see is you didn't hit the hard enough.

anonymous-user

85 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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Charlie1986 said:
I write this still shaking with anger.

i had just put my little one to sleep in her room and was sorting things out down stairs whilst the missus was having a shower when i heard a noise in the garden next minute the door handle has been gently pressed down and a shadow appears at the door. Some scumbag had decided to try and rob the place.

luckily he then seen me appear and made a dash for it over the fence forgetting about the little one up stairs i opened the door and let the dog in the garden who makes a noise and bark I've never heard before then a shout of pain as he went a bit the scum bag whilst getting over the fence.

i grabbed my keys and phone and sprinted round the back whilst calling 999 where i was met with tall skinny polish chap who i proceeded to kick and punch with anger. after a scuffle he has managed to escape my grab and ran out to the street where there was a member of the public walking to town then rugby tackled him and we pinned him down until the police arrived which in due credit was within 4 mins of me making a call. 2 cars and 1 unmarked

Turns out he is on a massive come down from something and proceeded to kick of with the police and was taking to hospital.

He has tried 4 other houses and taking a mixture of possessions including a pink bra and pants from a neighbour.

the missus is still in shock and I'm sat shaking whilst i put my evening events in words. Time for a stiff drink as every noise will keep me awake.
I'd delete most of this, if I was you mate. Quite sharply.

jas xjr

11,309 posts

270 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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Good work

JonoG81

384 posts

136 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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Firstly, glad to hear that your family are ok and he didn't manage to get into your house.

Second, glad to hear that another member of the public was on hand to help you get hold of him till the boys in blue arived, little scrote may have got away other wise.

citizensm1th

8,371 posts

168 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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he of cause fought to resist your lawful apprehension of him
you were surprisingly calm and collected and not angry at all
it was not until after that the shock caused the adrenaline to wear off and you became emotional


got it?

gus607

1,001 posts

167 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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Well done Fella !

Martin_M

2,071 posts

258 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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Funkstar De Luxe said:
Charlie1986 said:
I write this still shaking with anger.

i had just put my little one to sleep in her room and was sorting things out down stairs whilst the missus was having a shower when i heard a noise in the garden next minute the door handle has been gently pressed down and a shadow appears at the door. Some scumbag had decided to try and rob the place.

luckily he then seen me appear and made a dash for it over the fence forgetting about the little one up stairs i opened the door and let the dog in the garden who makes a noise and bark I've never heard before then a shout of pain as he went a bit the scum bag whilst getting over the fence.

i grabbed my keys and phone and sprinted round the back whilst calling 999 where i was met with tall skinny polish chap who i proceeded to kick and punch with anger. after a scuffle he has managed to escape my grab and ran out to the street where there was a member of the public walking to town then rugby tackled him and we pinned him down until the police arrived which in due credit was within 4 mins of me making a call. 2 cars and 1 unmarked

Turns out he is on a massive come down from something and proceeded to kick of with the police and was taking to hospital.

He has tried 4 other houses and taking a mixture of possessions including a pink bra and pants from a neighbour.

the missus is still in shock and I'm sat shaking whilst i put my evening events in words. Time for a stiff drink as every noise will keep me awake.
I'd delete most of this, if I was you mate. Quite sharply.
Behave yourself!

He punched and kicked the guy because he was using violence to resist an attempted citizen's arrest ;-)

Well done sir - delighted to hear he got caught...and even better that the dog managed to get a mouthful too!

Tango13

10,186 posts

207 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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citizensm1th said:
he of cause fought to resist your lawful apprehension of him
you were surprisingly calm and collected and not angry at all
it was not until after that the shock caused the adrenaline to wear off and you became emotional


got it?
It was self defence. The OP was in fear of his life and that of his family. Also I think you'll find his dog was just getting a little excitable, just playing, a friendly nip I think?

wink

Charlie1986

Original Poster:

2,107 posts

166 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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citizensm1th said:
he of cause fought to resist your lawful apprehension of him
you were surprisingly calm and collected and not angry at all
it was not until after that the shock caused the adrenaline to wear off and you became emotional


got it?
yeah he would off as my flip flops are not really designed for chasing scumbags. Yes time to think about what could have happened. Now I've been in and out the garden at every noise and will be like this for the next few weeks.

as for when he was caught we pinned him down but done it in a way the police were happy with as all airways were not at risk etc. then tied his shoe laces together incase he did try and run as he was fighting us in the street whilst we waited for the police.

Martin_M

2,071 posts

258 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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Charlie1986 said:
citizensm1th said:
he of cause fought to resist your lawful apprehension of him
you were surprisingly calm and collected and not angry at all
it was not until after that the shock caused the adrenaline to wear off and you became emotional


got it?
then tied his shoe laces together incase he did try and run as he was fighting us in the street whilst we waited for the police.
lol amazing!

citizensm1th

8,371 posts

168 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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Martin_M said:
Charlie1986 said:
citizensm1th said:
he of cause fought to resist your lawful apprehension of him
you were surprisingly calm and collected and not angry at all
it was not until after that the shock caused the adrenaline to wear off and you became emotional


got it?
then tied his shoe laces together incase he did try and run as he was fighting us in the street whilst we waited for the police.
lol amazing!
yep calm and collected . nice one fella

Riktoid

231 posts

143 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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A disgraceful way to treat a migrant.

theboss

7,552 posts

250 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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Funkstar De Luxe said:
I'd delete most of this, if I was you mate. Quite sharply.
If this is the case you may wish to delete your full quote of the offending text, too!

Good on you OP and good on the BiB for dealing with it swiftly. I'm sure common sense will prevail.

Charlie1986

Original Poster:

2,107 posts

166 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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theboss said:
If this is the case you may wish to delete your full quote of the offending text, too!

Good on you OP and good on the BiB for dealing with it swiftly. I'm sure common sense will prevail.
im not sure why i should?

this was me getting something of my chest whilst also congratulation the police on there actions

750turbo

6,164 posts

255 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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Funkstar De Luxe said:
I'd delete most of this, if I was you mate. Quite sharply.
Why?

Well done OP.

FraMac

785 posts

248 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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Well done op. Glad you and yours remain safe.

NiceCupOfTea

25,607 posts

282 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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clapbowthumbup

andym1603

1,885 posts

203 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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Breaking into a house in daylight, deserved everything he got. Well Op., and having the presence of mind to tie his shoe laces together.clap

knitware

1,486 posts

224 months

Saturday 25th July 2015
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Charlie1986 said:
im not sure why i should?

this was me getting something of my chest whilst also congratulation the police on there actions
Exactly, you did well (and the police) and was brave in dealing with the threat (scum) to you and your family!

What idiot would think anything other than you deserve a pat on the back. I bet you'd rather nothing happened but you dealt with it beautifully and quite correctly.