****ing kids throwing stones at my 350Z
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just went outside my house to have my neighbour come over and say that a group of kids have being throwing stones at each other over the top of my parked car, hence the contents of my front garden are now across the road.
I didn't see which
did it or I would have given him a good kicking. I went and spoke to the group of kids quickly walking away but obviously no one owned up to it. What can you do though - I couldn't hit everyone as I'd be locked up, you can't call the police as lets face it they won't give a fk.
I recognise one of them from down the road so going to go round once his mother is back from work and get him to give me the name and address of which one did it. Then go round and speak to the parents.
they have chipped my door and front wing enough for me to notice.
...you can't take kids to a small claims court can you??? serious question
I'm so pissed off at the moment, ripped my sideway yesterday on a sharp kerb so had to order 2 new tyres today.
I didn't see which
did it or I would have given him a good kicking. I went and spoke to the group of kids quickly walking away but obviously no one owned up to it. What can you do though - I couldn't hit everyone as I'd be locked up, you can't call the police as lets face it they won't give a fk.I recognise one of them from down the road so going to go round once his mother is back from work and get him to give me the name and address of which one did it. Then go round and speak to the parents.
they have chipped my door and front wing enough for me to notice.
...you can't take kids to a small claims court can you??? serious question
I'm so pissed off at the moment, ripped my sideway yesterday on a sharp kerb so had to order 2 new tyres today.
I feel your pain fella, nightmare. When our neighbours kids wobble their pushbikes around my driveway it makes me nervous and I politely tell them to 'move along please'.
Can it be classed as criminal damage? Get the cops involved? I'm not sure how realistic that is but bloody hell, kids chucking stones at my car would seriously get my back up to break some heads!
Can it be classed as criminal damage? Get the cops involved? I'm not sure how realistic that is but bloody hell, kids chucking stones at my car would seriously get my back up to break some heads!
AdamMitch69 said:
checked with my lawyer friend and you can sue a child! got to love the system!
Go to your police website. Find your local officer (post code search) and then email them direct with what has happened. Tell them you know who has done it and have their details. Ask them to pop round and meet you. They should then be able to go round the address and get the matter sorted either by getting the damage fixed or dealing with the offender.
Mr_annie_vxr said:
AdamMitch69 said:
checked with my lawyer friend and you can sue a child! got to love the system!
Go to your police website. Find your local officer (post code search) and then email them direct with what has happened. Tell them you know who has done it and have their details. Ask them to pop round and meet you. They should then be able to go round the address and get the matter sorted either by getting the damage fixed or dealing with the offender.
Lancs Jag Boy said:
Mr_annie_vxr said:
AdamMitch69 said:
checked with my lawyer friend and you can sue a child! got to love the system!
Go to your police website. Find your local officer (post code search) and then email them direct with what has happened. Tell them you know who has done it and have their details. Ask them to pop round and meet you. They should then be able to go round the address and get the matter sorted either by getting the damage fixed or dealing with the offender.
They have all sorts of targets they have to achieve. The OP knows who the offender is and has a witness. Vast majority of criminal damage has no witness and no means of ever proving who the offender is.
It's quicker than it used to be when you could only report crime at the station or if you could find the officer in person.
Most forces let you report crime on the internet. It's easier then ever to report it and 1 in 3 crimes reported in most forces see an offender identified and dealt with.
Most forces have a 'restorative' justice scheme where they actively look to get the kids to say sorry and damage paid for.
Mr_annie_vxr said:
AdamMitch69 said:
checked with my lawyer friend and you can sue a child! got to love the system!
Go to your police website. Find your local officer (post code search) and then email them direct with what has happened. Tell them you know who has done it and have their details. Ask them to pop round and meet you. They should then be able to go round the address and get the matter sorted either by getting the damage fixed or dealing with the offender.
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