So where are the vigilante's?
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I may have spelt that wrong but I keep hearing news of the inquest where scumbags on a certain street ruined the lives of the mother and daughter resulting in the mother killingn herslelf and her handicapped daughter.
The primary scumbags are known as is where they live and they refused to behave unlike the rest of the scumbags. I don't understand why there hasn't been retribution against them from the local community or have they fled? Seems awful quiet.
Oh, no doubt they have a car but if not mods please move this to p&p, I couldn't sort out the pc to do that
The primary scumbags are known as is where they live and they refused to behave unlike the rest of the scumbags. I don't understand why there hasn't been retribution against them from the local community or have they fled? Seems awful quiet.
Oh, no doubt they have a car but if not mods please move this to p&p, I couldn't sort out the pc to do that
Boosted LS1 said:
I may have spelt that wrong but I keep hearing news of the inquest where scumbags on a certain street ruined the lives of the mother and daughter resulting in the mother killingn herslelf and her handicapped daughter.
The primary scumbags are known as is where they live and they refused to behave unlike the rest of the scumbags. I don't understand why there hasn't been retribution against them from the local community or have they fled? Seems awful quiet.
Oh, no doubt they have a car but if not mods please move this to p&p, I couldn't sort out the pc to do that
Maybe the local community are no better that the scumbags are?The primary scumbags are known as is where they live and they refused to behave unlike the rest of the scumbags. I don't understand why there hasn't been retribution against them from the local community or have they fled? Seems awful quiet.
Oh, no doubt they have a car but if not mods please move this to p&p, I couldn't sort out the pc to do that
him_over_there said:
This is a good thing.
Perhaps the people on the street are wise enough to know that vigilante justice achieves nothing and it isn't something that should be applauded or encouraged.
Well it is pretty obvious that involving the police achieves nothing either, then vigilantes are the most obvious next step. Perhaps the people on the street are wise enough to know that vigilante justice achieves nothing and it isn't something that should be applauded or encouraged.
If the police repeatedly fail to do their duty what else is there?
King Herald said:
him_over_there said:
This is a good thing.
Perhaps the people on the street are wise enough to know that vigilante justice achieves nothing and it isn't something that should be applauded or encouraged.
Well it is pretty obvious that involving the police achieves nothing either, then vigilantes are the most obvious next step. Perhaps the people on the street are wise enough to know that vigilante justice achieves nothing and it isn't something that should be applauded or encouraged.
If the police repeatedly fail to do their duty what else is there?
Eric Mc said:
What were the kids actually doing?
BBC News said:
The jury was told Ms Pilkington's son Anthony, who has severe dyslexia, was locked in a shed at knifepoint and beaten with a metal bar.
The gang also shouted at Francecca, who has severe learning difficulties, to lift up her nightdress.
They also pelted the family's home with eggs, flour and stones and shouted insults about the childrens' disabilities.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/leicestershire/...The gang also shouted at Francecca, who has severe learning difficulties, to lift up her nightdress.
They also pelted the family's home with eggs, flour and stones and shouted insults about the childrens' disabilities.
Edited by Los Palmas 7 on Friday 25th September 17:36
Sounds rough - although I bet the lady had mental problems BEFORE the harrassment kicked off. In actual fact, these little thugs often zero in on people who appear different in the first place. I know someone who lives on a council estate who has had similar (although not quite as severe) problems.
Eric Mc said:
Sounds rough - although I bet the lady had mental problems BEFORE the harrassment kicked off. In actual fact, these little thugs often zero in on people who appear different in the first place. I know someone who lives on a council estate who has had similar (although not quite as severe) problems.
Too true Eric; like hyenas, the feral pack will single out the weakest of the herd for "attention".It does, however, sound like she was let down by the system:
BBC News said:
Leicester Police said they logged 33 complaints from Ms Pilkington about a gang between 2000 and 2007, including 13 in the 10 months before her death.
The inquest heard the family were "under siege" in their home but police filed the incidents as the less serious "grade two" and considered her to be "over-reacting".
Chris Tew, former Assistant Chief Constable of Leicester Police, admitted many of Ms Pilkington's calls to police were not linked and were regarded as anti-social behaviour. On some occasions the reports were not passed on to the street's beat officer.
He said: "There's no damage or assault and it doesn't pass the threshold for a crime.
"The reporting system is that something ongoing is given a grade two. It's infrequent that there are any resources to respond."
The inquest heard the family were "under siege" in their home but police filed the incidents as the less serious "grade two" and considered her to be "over-reacting".
Chris Tew, former Assistant Chief Constable of Leicester Police, admitted many of Ms Pilkington's calls to police were not linked and were regarded as anti-social behaviour. On some occasions the reports were not passed on to the street's beat officer.
He said: "There's no damage or assault and it doesn't pass the threshold for a crime.
"The reporting system is that something ongoing is given a grade two. It's infrequent that there are any resources to respond."
Coroner Olivia Davison said:
If a police officer reflected on these incidents, an attempt might have been made to apprehend the individuals who were doing this.
Quite sad.If you have a problem, If no one else can help, If you can find them..
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Edited by Six Fiend on Friday 25th September 18:51
One of the problems you have Boosted; the people that really can make a difference, judges, law makers etc, are far removed from reality. They don't live amongst the densely populated areas that most of us live in and after a day in court go home to their country retreat or up market residence. One of my recent passengers is a prosecution barrister and part time judge and talking with them and explaining the general attitude of today's crim, on the journey, they were astounded and shocked at the general attitude of law breakers, even on minor issues, who of course are repentent by the time they come before the courts. It would help in sentencing if those in the higher echelons of the justice system were familiar with the criminal attitudes, by perhaps being police observers on a regular basis.
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