Advice on dealing with a Scally
Advice on dealing with a Scally
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Danny S

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7,543 posts

199 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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I wouldn't normally come on here for advice but i don't really know what to do next - so hopefully you lot can guide me.

I'll start the story from scratch..

About a month ago i caught someone nicking stuff from my car, i knew who the lad was and the next night i went out to find him to get them back.. (mistake number 1, i know)

Anyway i found him and got some of the stuff from his car and gave him a slap (mistake number 2), bust his nose and then i got done at the weekend for assault but thankfully only got a caution. (mistake number 2)

Now i work in a School doing IT so i cannot have any more run ins with the Police, i hoped this would die now but i just got a text from an old bird saying he's asked her where i live etc wants to finish it i think..

Now i'm not scared at all by this guy, he's about 6ft 4 but weighs like 10 stone. But that's not the point

I do not want any more trouble with the police for my jobs sake, i've already fked up my past too much i want to keep the 1 thing i have going...

So what do i do?

Cheers
Dan

P.s i'm 18 and a little bit annoyed, sorry for the poor grammar.

Cock Womble 7

29,908 posts

261 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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Shoot him in the face with a gun.

Danny S

Original Poster:

7,543 posts

199 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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Cock Womble 7 said:
Shoot him in the face with a gun.
Thanks mate, that cheered me up quite a bit smile

freecar

4,249 posts

218 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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Cock Womble 7 said:
Shoot him in the face with a gun.
Do this, but "hard"!

Danny S

Original Poster:

7,543 posts

199 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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NeMiSiS said:
Leave it until it happens, then judge it from there. Use the self defence line he came looking for you, and let him lunge at you first, then fook him up.
Can i not still get charged if this happens?

Mutt

1,115 posts

222 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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Wait for him to do something stupid, then report him to the police.

There can be very few other serious answers.

Smokey2326

1,541 posts

203 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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Danny S said:
Cock Womble 7 said:
Shoot him in the face with a gun.
Thanks mate, that cheered me up quite a bit smile
Do it, it'll cheer you up more.


Danny S

Original Poster:

7,543 posts

199 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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Smokey2326 said:
Danny S said:
Cock Womble 7 said:
Shoot him in the face with a gun.
Thanks mate, that cheered me up quite a bit smile
Do it, it'll cheer you up more.
Perhaps, especially if it was a water pistol and he got soapy water in his eye smile


On a serious note would it be a good idea to contact the constable who delt with my caution? Just to get the threats on record.. ?

K87

2,111 posts

218 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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Did you not report him for the initial theft?

N88

1,314 posts

210 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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Police must be the best option? Tell them everything... before anything happens.

Danny S

Original Poster:

7,543 posts

199 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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K87 said:
Did you not report him for the initial theft?
No, as it was dustcaps and an aerial... i have to laugh laugh

I wanted them back, i never planned to punch the lad

Rocksteadyeddie

7,971 posts

258 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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This thread is evidence of your belief that he is going to come to your house looking for trouble.


Not great evidence granted, but evidence nevertheless

Danny S

Original Poster:

7,543 posts

199 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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Rocksteadyeddie said:
This thread is evidence of your belief that he is going to come to your house looking for trouble.


Not great evidence granted, but evidence nevertheless
Good idea !


Tommy Winchester

12,424 posts

225 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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Ladies & Gents, I present the Swiss Army Gun.


working class

8,999 posts

218 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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Rape him with an extra large pastry chefs rolling pin.

stitched

3,813 posts

204 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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I think my actions would depend entirely on how the police dealt with you, if the officer concerned was understanding and sympathetic then contact him and explain that the lad is actively looking for you. Hopefully if there is another incident then this will count in your favour.
If you feel that the officer concerned thinks you took the law into your own hands and has a bit of a chip on his shoulder about it then be careful.
Personally I've only been in a slightly similar situation, eventually I engineered a meeting where I controlled the situation and allowed 2 attacks before responding in front of independent witnesses with a fairly serious slap. However I was dealing with a fairly inept piece of st who was half my age and known to the police.
Be careful.

K87

2,111 posts

218 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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Danny S said:
K87 said:
Did you not report him for the initial theft?
it was dustcaps and an aerial
Should probably just thank him for removing that tat from your car then. wink

Danny S

Original Poster:

7,543 posts

199 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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K87 said:
Danny S said:
K87 said:
Did you not report him for the initial theft?
it was dustcaps and an aerial
Should probably just thank him for removing that tat from your car then. wink
Actually i'll rephrase that

I couldn't thank him enough, that's why i punched him.

Edited by Danny S on Tuesday 21st September 20:32

Tommy Winchester

12,424 posts

225 months

Tuesday 21st September 2010
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I can make a call... He'll be there in an hour.