My daughters' bike got stolen today?

Question

however i managed to find the scum that did it and smacked the guy riding her bike in his face to the ground.

he then coiled up - ready to take his beating - i did not take the opportunity to inflict more pain - i am raging mad!!!!!

how many more scummy b******s will i have to take out - my estate is like a becon of affluence for scallies (chavs).

my real question is - if your kids are affected by crime will you make a stand?

Answer 1

bth i would have done the same thing. i don't like people that steal

Answer 2

it happened to my daughter i found the boy and spoke to his mum she was useless and said he found it and did not take it from her

that was 10 years ago the boy is now in prison , shame his parents couldent be bothered to teach him right from wrong

you got the bike back , i know how mad you must be feeling

Answer 3

Your lucky he doesn't sue and end up with a S**t load of cash (which you have to pay) as well as your daughter's bike. Good on you though for having the guts to take a stand.

Answer 4

You do what you have to do if the justice system is letting you down.It's considerably more satisfying sorting it out yourself as you can exact the appropriate measure of revenge. :)

Answer 5

we did against some tosser terrorising my niece, after asking his lovely p**s head mum to do something about him, she gave us a torrent of vile abuse and then sent the police to us for threating behaviour, i honestly wish i had belted her one and got cautioned for something....bring back the good old days before the bleeding hearts, human rights muppets spoiled everything

Sharon the mothers are probably too out their face to care...the classic was when a family from round our way stole a 14ft trampoline from another garden..2 days later the police went to the door and the mother says,I've never noticed that before, then oh wait i got a loan from the social and bought it for the kids and the bloody police let her keep it...what next

Answer 6

June 07 my son robbed at knife point by a gang

Aug 07 daughter robbed by knife point by gang  told if she didn't hand over her phone etc she would get raped

Feb 08 youngest son getting on bus pulled off robbed  by gang

youngest son still having night mares he goes counselling  we go to court  12 may 08 my son has to do video link

why

because the gang is that dangerous

i don't want the youth i want the parents

they found my youngest necklace etc in the mothers home

don't parents ever wonder were all the goods come from?

Answer 7

Blimey mate, you want to be careful, ive seen people wind up in prison for less than that!

Answer 8

Sounds like you come from around Merseyside - You are a very brave man, risking your life and liberty over a kiddies bike.

You'd be better off to have called the police to the thief once you had identified him.

Personally, NO I would not have risked it. That's what we pay our Poll Tax for, for Police to assist us with sh*t like this.

Answer 9

think i would do the same if i saw who nicked my kids bike !! well done for not going too far though, that sort of scum is not worth a criminal record for

Answer 10

Some guy down the street stole my car and wrecked it than set it on fire. When I found out who it was I burned his house to the ground.

Answer 11

I know how you feel. I have had three cars stolen from outside my door. Finally they got the last three, and the Police  took them to Court. My Solicitor phoned me and said I will go , and see what the outcome will be, but I can tell you now its what they call "men of straw"...no money ! So they came out of Court laughing. So much for our British Courts now.

Answer 12

he'll be back tonight to put a blade to your tires and set your cat on fire.

Be careful, and heedful.

Answer 13

your lucky you were not sent to the local pokey lol  Good for you I would make a stand

Answer 14

Good for you...I would have done the same....taking the law into your own hands is a must in an area where the police are never seen...