Human Rights campaigners are having a laugh surely?
06 October 2004, 12:49 PM
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Human Rights campaigners are having a laugh surely?
http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0...154412,00.html
Complaining because the criminals were duped into being caught? Big bloody deal, if they hadn't committed crime then they wouldn't have been in this situation ffs. I really wonder what some people in this country are on, they need locking up in the looney bin if they think its wrong to catch wanted criminals who have been avoiding capture.
Bloody do gooders!
Complaining because the criminals were duped into being caught? Big bloody deal, if they hadn't committed crime then they wouldn't have been in this situation ffs. I really wonder what some people in this country are on, they need locking up in the looney bin if they think its wrong to catch wanted criminals who have been avoiding capture.
Bloody do gooders!
06 October 2004, 12:52 PM
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Classic.. Reminds me of an old episode of The Simpsons where Bart, Nelson, Jimbo and the other one are offered free mountain bikes then locked in the boiler room when they go to collect them. Would have loved to see their faces 
06 October 2004, 12:54 PM
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HA HA HA HA HA! Fronted by Neil and Christine Hamilton - classic! Did they nick the presenters as well?
On a separate note, considering your posts over the last couple of weeks Bob, may I suggest that to cure your high blood pressure you don't buy a bike or a dog, but simply cut down on reading Sky news? You seem to have almost a rant a day recently!
On a separate note, considering your posts over the last couple of weeks Bob, may I suggest that to cure your high blood pressure you don't buy a bike or a dog, but simply cut down on reading Sky news? You seem to have almost a rant a day recently!
06 October 2004, 12:59 PM
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LOL Brendan it keeps me amused mate, the fact this country is being turned into a pathetic do gooding (to the wrong people ie criminals) over PC nutters colony!
I would for one like to see all these types shipped out of the UK and for some hardline justice and police tactics brought in to stop all the mamby pambying around with criminals who deserve nothing less than to be locked up, and properly locked up, not day release or have TV's and radios in their luxury cells
I would for one like to see all these types shipped out of the UK and for some hardline justice and police tactics brought in to stop all the mamby pambying around with criminals who deserve nothing less than to be locked up, and properly locked up, not day release or have TV's and radios in their luxury cells
06 October 2004, 07:40 PM
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Hasn't McIntyre already done one series of this sort of thing before? I'm sure i've seen something where a bunch of chavs and car thieves were told they'd won a driving day and were then nicked by plod when they arrived to claim their prize.
Bit of a shame we have to resort to TV companies doing the job of the police, but I suppose it's fair enough if it works and gets crims off the streets.
Bit of a shame we have to resort to TV companies doing the job of the police, but I suppose it's fair enough if it works and gets crims off the streets.
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06 October 2004, 10:57 PM
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It's utter cr@p.
Where is the justice for the people who have been affected by their criminal actions?
Do-gooders got nothing better to do, round them up and stick them in Iraq to help out.
Where is the justice for the people who have been affected by their criminal actions?
Do-gooders got nothing better to do, round them up and stick them in Iraq to help out.
07 October 2004, 12:36 AM
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To a large extent, i agree with Liberty.
Crime is a serious matter, and should not be trivialised via pseudo game shows and cheap TV.
As mentioned above, Donut MacIntyre did a similar spoof, and "caught" a dozen of so-called fine-skippers, bail jumpers and driving-whilst-disqualifieds. They were all done good an proper, and we all had a laugh - except for the fact that they were all bailed YET AGAIN and over half never turned up to court
Then you have crap like that program "Swag", where they leave expensive goods on show and let chancers attempt to nick them. That followed by a naff confession and then let 'em go
Now if there was a cheap TV program showing crims getting hurt badly for their crimes - humm, maybe
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Crime is a serious matter, and should not be trivialised via pseudo game shows and cheap TV.
As mentioned above, Donut MacIntyre did a similar spoof, and "caught" a dozen of so-called fine-skippers, bail jumpers and driving-whilst-disqualifieds. They were all done good an proper, and we all had a laugh - except for the fact that they were all bailed YET AGAIN and over half never turned up to court
Then you have crap like that program "Swag", where they leave expensive goods on show and let chancers attempt to nick them. That followed by a naff confession and then let 'em go
Now if there was a cheap TV program showing crims getting hurt badly for their crimes - humm, maybe
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07 October 2004, 06:29 AM
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"Scooby Vigilante Squad"
"Every week a group of keen Subaru enthusiasts parks a Impreza in a seriously chavvy area overnight, then all lurk nearby in transit vans with crossbows, knives and baseball bats at the ready."
That could work.
Performance Bikes magazine ran a story a few years back about a group of lads who went about doing this on request for people who'd had their bikes nicked. According to the story they used a sportsbike as bait, then parked their van nearby, if anyone started working on the bike then they'd all pile out with bats and point out that theiving isn't such a good idea.
"Every week a group of keen Subaru enthusiasts parks a Impreza in a seriously chavvy area overnight, then all lurk nearby in transit vans with crossbows, knives and baseball bats at the ready."
That could work.
Performance Bikes magazine ran a story a few years back about a group of lads who went about doing this on request for people who'd had their bikes nicked. According to the story they used a sportsbike as bait, then parked their van nearby, if anyone started working on the bike then they'd all pile out with bats and point out that theiving isn't such a good idea.
07 October 2004, 07:41 AM
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Classic.. Reminds me of an old episode of The Simpsons where Bart, Nelson, Jimbo and the other one are offered free mountain bikes then locked in the boiler room when they go to collect them. Would have loved to see their faces
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07 October 2004, 09:08 AM
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Performance Bikes magazine ran a story a few years back about a group of lads who went about doing this on request for people who'd had their bikes nicked. According to the story they used a sportsbike as bait, then parked their van nearby, if anyone started working on the bike then they'd all pile out with bats and point out that theiving isn't such a good idea.
07 October 2004, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Iwan
Hasn't McIntyre already done one series of this sort of thing before? I'm sure i've seen something where a bunch of chavs and car thieves were told they'd won a driving day and were then nicked by plod when they arrived to claim their prize.
Copper: "I am arresting you for theft"
Chav: "is this a joke???"
Copper: "no, otherwise I would have said: I say, I say, I say, I am arresting you for theft!"
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