Boy of three Booked by Police ?
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This is taken from today’s Guardian –
A three year old boy has been booked by police after being caught by officers throwing stones at cars. Details were taken from Dwaine Pease, who was playing with a group of older children seen throwing the missiles at passing cars in Worthing, West Sussex.
The boy’s mother accused police of over reacting and said she was considering making a formal complaint about the incident “I’m sure they have got better things to do, like catching real criminals. Dwaine is just a normal pleasant lad. He knows he’s done wrong and he won’t do it again,” She added.
A three year old boy has been booked by police after being caught by officers throwing stones at cars. Details were taken from Dwaine Pease, who was playing with a group of older children seen throwing the missiles at passing cars in Worthing, West Sussex.
The boy’s mother accused police of over reacting and said she was considering making a formal complaint about the incident “I’m sure they have got better things to do, like catching real criminals. Dwaine is just a normal pleasant lad. He knows he’s done wrong and he won’t do it again,” She added.
I saw this in the press. Boy looked junior scrote and mum grade A street screamer.Apparently the stone was 'only' the size of a one p peice and impacted some passing motorists windscreen. Question. How would you like to be hit by a projectile coming thru your windscreen at 30+mph? Tried driving one eye down?
Dwaine is just a normal pleasant lad. He knows he’s done wrong and he won’t do it again,” She added.
Job done then
But if the police hadn't got involved would the little scrotes still be out there lobbing half-bricks at every passing car? If the young stray, scare 'em sh!tless and they won't do it again I say. Worked on me 
of course, some bleeding heart type will point out immediately that he's only a small child and knows no better and that there's plenty of opportunity for the boy to develop into a decent person.
alan_driver said: would be a shame if the car swerved to avoid the stone and killed him.
But in truth, we all know that the little gimp is buggered & doesn't have a chance whether with his feral mother or with anti-social-services and foster carers.
Kill him now and save us all a load of grief later. Watch this space, in 10 years time he'll have killed someone in a stolen car. Preemptive action against the purveyors of shingle of mass destruction - bomb the little git now!
>> Edited by CarZee (moderator) on Thursday 3rd April 18:56
CarZee said:of course, some bleeding heart type will point out immediately that he's only a small child and knows no better and that there's plenty of opportunity for the boy to develop into a decent person.
alan_driver said: would be a shame if the car swerved to avoid the stone and killed him.
But in truth, we all know that the little gimp is buggered & doesn't have a chance whether with his feral mother or with anti-social-services and foster carers.
Kill him now and save us all a load of grief later. Watch this space, in 10 years time he'll have killed someone in a stolen car. Preemptive action against the purveyors of shingle of mass destruction - bomb the little git now!
>> Edited by CarZee (moderator) on Thursday 3rd April 18:56
And That little outbust after you remove my post re Paris..... Hmmmmmm Double Standards me thinks
Edited to Say: wonder how long this one will last
>> Edited by dontlift on Thursday 3rd April 20:10
Thre a dam nusence kids trowing bricks at cars.
had some 14 year old chuck half a brick at one me cars and just mising my mrs head.
come out of the house and the litte **** runs at me giving he big one saying i can touch him.
yea right smack
runs away comes back with dad big mouth.
could see where kid gets it from
I got feed you with fathers gob so punched his lights out.
funny dont get any problems with kids trowing things there anymore
>> Edited by outlaw on Friday 4th April 03:34
had some 14 year old chuck half a brick at one me cars and just mising my mrs head.
come out of the house and the litte **** runs at me giving he big one saying i can touch him.
yea right smack
runs away comes back with dad big mouth.
could see where kid gets it from
I got feed you with fathers gob so punched his lights out.
funny dont get any problems with kids trowing things there anymore
>> Edited by outlaw on Friday 4th April 03:34
That is some serious crap, and the mother and other kids he was immitating should be booked as well. This reminds me, my sister was driving by a house, and some kids were throwing oranges at each other across the street and didn't pay attention that her car was coming. One of the oranges hit her car. She stopped, backed up to the little scrote's house, and knocked on his front door. That little b@stard was practically wetting his pants apologizing to her while she spoke to his parents describing the dangers their son poses to the general populous. God bless my sis. She's got brass balls some times. Her car wasn't damaged by the way.
>> Edited by seafarer on Friday 4th April 03:40
>> Edited by seafarer on Friday 4th April 03:40
Reminds me of when my mates kid was being bullied at school - Mate(big 17 stone and 6 foot) goes round bullies house and informs his father that if said little insect touched his kid once more dad would get a right kicking ( small market town so dad knew mate and new he was serious ) - presto bullying stopeed immediately.
markqelise said: Reminds me of when my mates kid was being bullied at school - Mate(big 17 stone and 6 foot) goes round bullies house and informs his father that if said little insect touched his kid once more dad would get a right kicking ( small market town so dad knew mate and new he was serious ) - presto bullying stopeed immediately.
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double? Oh at least - all depends on what mood I am, but if you'd been paying attention you'd have seen triple and even quadruple standards...
dontlift said:And That little outbust after you remove my post re Paris..... Hmmmmmm Double Standards me thinks![]()
Besides - you're talking about nuking Paris & I'm talking about wiping out one future car thief...
Hardly proximate are they?

seafarer said: That is some serious crap, and the mother and other kids he was immitating should be booked as well. This reminds me, my sister was driving by a house, and some kids were throwing oranges at each other across the street and didn't pay attention that her car was coming. One of the oranges hit her car. She stopped, backed up to the little scrote's house, and knocked on his front door. That little b@stard was practically wetting his pants apologizing to her while she spoke to his parents describing the dangers their son poses to the general populous. God bless my sis. She's got brass balls some times. Her car wasn't damaged by the way.
>> Edited by seafarer on Friday 4th April 03:40
Too right, what exactly was the mother doing when her 3 year old son was tit'ing about in the street. Social services should pay a visit to her me thinks!
CarZee said:double? Oh at least - all depends on what mood I am, but if you'd been paying attention you'd have seen triple and even quadruple standards...
dontlift said:And That little outbust after you remove my post re Paris..... Hmmmmmm Double Standards me thinks![]()
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Besides - you're talking about nuking Paris & I'm talking about wiping out one future car thief...
Hardly proximate are they?
Is there something wrong with nuking Paris?
It was exactly this sort of behaviour that led to the sad death of a truck driver just recently. A brick thrown from a motorway bridge hit and smashed his windscreen. The driver managed to stop on the hard shoulder but died of heart failure at the scene.
I live in Worthing and was pleased to see the local BiB catching a 'real' criminal. What was the mother doing allowing a 3 year old to play near a road anyway? Scum.
I live in Worthing and was pleased to see the local BiB catching a 'real' criminal. What was the mother doing allowing a 3 year old to play near a road anyway? Scum.
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