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Ian

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22nd Jul 11 at 23:15

One more for all that is good.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-14248097

CorsAsh

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22nd Jul 11 at 23:17

Good.

sand-eel

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22nd Jul 11 at 23:24

Interesting, suppose if the burglars didn't have a machete the guy would defo go to jail.

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22nd Jul 11 at 23:26

They shouldn't need to be armed before you take them out tbh. They are trespassing on your property

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22nd Jul 11 at 23:26

brebaz

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22nd Jul 11 at 23:27

You should be able to kill the fuckers or atleast rip off a body part

sand-eel

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22nd Jul 11 at 23:33

TBH you can't really do fuck all yet, just have to offer them a sandwich before they go or you will get done for gross negligence to human rights

SetH

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22nd Jul 11 at 23:36

Is one permitted to bum them if they are in your property?

Ian

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22nd Jul 11 at 23:36

If it's proportionate.

CorsAsh

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22nd Jul 11 at 23:39

How would you define proportionate?

If they're carrying lube and wearing Akabusi-style dungarees?

[Edited on 22-07-2011 by CorsAsh]

SetH

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22nd Jul 11 at 23:40

ROFL

Graham88

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23rd Jul 11 at 02:50

Finally, justice system worked for a change.

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23rd Jul 11 at 05:15

if i hurd noise down stairs in my house, i wouldnt hesitage to defend me gf and son, ive bought and payed for my house so, if some1 kicks a door in and enters. he could try hurt my family. so i would use any force nessasary to make sure they laid down and didnt get up again.
cos the thing with little radgys now, u here them fucking about outside ya house or something like that and tell them to go fuck off away from your house, then next thing u know they have stuck a house brick through ya car window. so if u fuck them up enough they wont come back.

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23rd Jul 11 at 05:19

i think its stupid that he even got arrested in the first place, also i only skim read the news article , but was there 3 young me with machetes and the guy managed to stabbed one of them, with what im guessing is some sort of kichen knife, what did the other 2 fuckers do, run away like good burgular mates do. shows the little wankers have big balls, fucking hate cunts that pinch stuff, get a fuckig job u loosers

0775kieran

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23rd Jul 11 at 06:03

I would love for a burglar to visit my house whilst im in and so would the dog.

Ben J

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23rd Jul 11 at 06:15

Great news.

Tbh, if some cunt broke into my house. I'd do what it took to defend my wife and child.

Dave

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23rd Jul 11 at 06:24

It still seems such a grey area to me though. Am I right in thinking you can use a weapon that they bring in against them but if you have your own weapon ready, as I know many do, you are in trouble?

Politicians don't help by making pleasing soundbites about being able to protect your home whilst people are still being arrested for doing exactly that.

Ben J

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23rd Jul 11 at 06:39

It's also whether you've just defended yourself or if you inflicted further injury after the threat has gone.

0775kieran

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23rd Jul 11 at 06:41

quote:
Originally posted by CorsaDave
It still seems such a grey area to me though. Am I right in thinking you can use a weapon that they bring in against them but if you have your own weapon ready, as I know many do, you are in trouble?

Politicians don't help by making pleasing soundbites about being able to protect your home whilst people are still being arrested for doing exactly that.

Not 100% sure but it can depend on where you are in you house, eg upstairs in your bedroom and that, bit of a minefield really.

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23rd Jul 11 at 06:51

"A man's home is his castle" etc etc.

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23rd Jul 11 at 07:40

in my area the police chased this burgular he ran into the local farm and ended up falling into a combine harvester...the police bailed him the next morning..

[Edited on 23-07-2011 by bigboykarl]

DaveyLC

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23rd Jul 11 at 08:21

The laws have changed recently or are changing to encourage people to defend their homes.

Steve

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23rd Jul 11 at 08:52

Yep Cameron said people should be able to use reasonable force to defend there homes, people like labour and fad etc have brought about these absurd current laws

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23rd Jul 11 at 09:40

quote:
Originally posted by sand-eel
TBH you can't really do fuck all yet, just have to offer them a sandwich before they go or you will get done for gross negligence to human rights

Did you not read the article?

And for all those saying they can't believe they arrested the bloke. Of course they arrested him at the end of the day he still stabbed someone and a criminal investigation will have to be carried out to determine it was definitely self defence. If you could stab anyone who you claim broke into your house with out any consequence then there'd be chaos.

LeeM

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23rd Jul 11 at 10:28

thank god, one less piece of shit on the streets and more of the scumbags might think twice now they know we're finally aloud to fight back

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