ah, bless the poor crims

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Mich the Tester replied

31 December 2008, 09:28
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

I think Gordon should be made to wear a high visibility jacket to atone for his crimes.

Yes, and the label ‘Community Payback’ would be strangely appropriate. Gordon borrows the money and ‘the community’ spend the next 50 years paying it back.
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BrilloPad replied

31 December 2008, 09:22
I think Gordon should be made to wear a high visibility jacket to atone for his crimes.
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Spacecadet replied

31 December 2008, 09:18
Originally posted by lightng View Post

My dad's house got robbed a few years ago.

I went around to help him sort the mess out. One of the police officers who came around said there were 7 support organisations for thieves in this area but only 1 for the victims of crime.

If people are still getting robbed then those 7 support organisations must be pretty crap
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lightng replied

30 December 2008, 20:31
My dad's house got robbed a few years ago.

I went around to help him sort the mess out. One of the police officers who came around said there were 7 support organisations for thieves in this area but only 1 for the victims of crime.
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thelace replied

30 December 2008, 14:33
Originally posted by ratewhore View Post

Finding it a bit difficult to have any sympathy for them tbh...

linky

We could make the vests higher visibility and to be worn permanently then?

I've been a victim of crime a few times. I have no sympathy at all.
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ratewhore started a topic ah, bless the poor crims

30 December 2008, 13:40
ah, bless the poor crims

Offenders have been abused and threatened because of high visibility vests worn during community service.

Finding it a bit difficult to have any sympathy for them tbh...

linky
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