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[News] Hither Green 'burglar' stabbing: Man, 78, arrested
- Thread starter Stat Brother
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Why bother,you have everybody on ignore who posts sense.
alfredmizen
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- Mar 11, 2015
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From a woman who claims the bloke "wasnt really armed" because he only had a screwxriver , ill take a raincheck on lessons from you if its all the same.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I didn't post the words wasn't really armed, and no intention of giving you lessons. You already know it all.
Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
No need to bring Muslims into this as it isn’t relevant and makes your arguments look purile.
My understanding is that it is standard procedure to caution someone in this position. It is for the accused protection as much as anything else. It means he would have a lawyer present who would ensure that he receive suitable advice whilst being questioned. I suspect that this would have been explained to him so he understood the why and the reasoning behind the caution.
My view is that if you enter someone’s home uninvited then you are asking for trouble. The fact that the deceased had form of targeting the elderly then it is to a certain extent poetic justice.
Fake news. All removed
btnbelle
New member
- Apr 26, 2017
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They have to have been there, if someone has removed them. Nothing fake about it.
You said is, you obviously meant was.
Tom Bombadil
Well-known member
Well my "outrage bingo" card is full now.
btnbelle
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- Apr 26, 2017
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No, I hadn't heard they had been removed until you posted.
Splitting hairs in reality. Unfortunately scum have put flowers up that thankfully have been ripped down.And it would appear the killed thief was part of the 'travelling community' .... how long until the authorities actually have to guts to deal with these scum ?
ADDITION - I listened to an interview a couple of days ago from the thief's cousin. Asked by the interviewer if she thought is was reasonable that the house owner had reacted like he had it was along the lines of ( paraphrased ) " Well ..... er .... you know .... he was someone's son ..... had family .... it's wrong that he was killed .... surely the owner should have done somefing else ... it's not fair that he was killed"
As I say, scum.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/pensioner-burglar-killed-death-threats-12334786
Homeowner, 78, 'sent death threats' as traveller warns 'the community will want revenge' after burglar stabbed to death inside house
Richard Osborn-Brooks, 78, is under 24-hour police guard with his disabled wife amid claims Vincent’s friends and relatives “won’t rest until they get their revenge”
One member of the travelling community told The Sun: "They won’t get over the death of one of their own and they won’t rest until they get their revenge.
"And when I say revenge, they will go armed with whatever they’ve got — guns, knives. There’s nothing they won’t do to get their own back on this pensioner."
Homeowner, 78, 'sent death threats' as traveller warns 'the community will want revenge' after burglar stabbed to death inside house
Richard Osborn-Brooks, 78, is under 24-hour police guard with his disabled wife amid claims Vincent’s friends and relatives “won’t rest until they get their revenge”
One member of the travelling community told The Sun: "They won’t get over the death of one of their own and they won’t rest until they get their revenge.
"And when I say revenge, they will go armed with whatever they’ve got — guns, knives. There’s nothing they won’t do to get their own back on this pensioner."
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
Well-known member
Definitely didn't happen. No one speaks like that.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Not all of it. The little daughter left a teddy bear and a letter to her Daddy. That has been left up.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-43710526
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
The police are guarding their house. The 'shrine' is being created around another house in the same road, where a 78 year old man lives, and he feels very intimidated by it.
That's in the link I posted above.
Good point.
I don't think so, they can question people and use what they say as evidence without having to arrest them first.
I doubt that.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
Well-known member
Does that entitle them to legal advice? Genuine question
Isn't formally arresting him (because, you know, he killed a guy), getting a lawyer in, and allowing him (remember, this is a 78 year old man) the chance to correctly get across his story in a clear manner, alongside legal advice, a much more beneficial route?
Honestly? You think the immediate reaction of a family, having the news broken to them that their son / husband / father has died, would be anger, rather than grief?
However much of a scumbag the deceased would appear to have been, surely that doesn't cancel any empathy we should feel for others grieving? Even his very young children?
Yet you'd 'love' to have been there to witness their grief? To revel in it?
You sound nice.
Bet those flowers were nicked
Well you're always entitled to it, but the police don't have to tell you that. I believe they'll try and get you talking before you get legal advice, as they can use what you say to build a case. They will lie to you and tell you it appears better if you're innocent if you talk now, rather than look like you have something to hide. All nonsense, designed to make you talk. Nothing you say to them is likely to help you.
Beneficial for whom? I'm sure they had their reasons for the arrest. I can't see how it helps the old man though.