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Some bastard broke into my house!!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Got a text from my "wife" saying some scumbag broke into the house during the night and stole her handbag which included her purse etc etc, ipod and docking station, and whatever else they got their hands on. The TV was unplugged but it seems they got interrupted and scarppered in her car!!

They got in through the front door and she slept through it all. She is devastated and me like a good "husband" help her get through the day in arranging insurance things and a courtesy car etc etc.

It was actually nice to stay in my own house again even if it was the spare bed

Joking aside i do hope the burglar dies a slow painful death.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

it a horrible feeling ..we were burgled when away fpr the weekend police reckon they were in the house at least 5 hours and looking for money !! place was completely turned over.they even stole the kids toys!!!! and thye pilled everything in the car too ..I dont think i ever felt the same about living in that house again ..even if its a small burglary its a real violation so im glad u did the right thing and helped in her hour of need !!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'd vote for them havn to have 'burglar' tattooed on their foreheads & then summarily castrated by their victims

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By *ouvakMan
over a year ago

clacton on sea

bring back the stock's and the birch, all wrong doer's deserve their punishment,

on a more respectful note, do you realise that answer machines are a thief's best friend,they call numbers from a directory and locate a house with one then call it several times to find a time when the user is likely to be out, crime prevention officer told me about that on. and it does leave you feeling invaded and depersonalised when it happen's.

Crime should be punished and the punishment needs to fit the crime ones more,we have become a nation of softies towards the criminal, and forgotten about the victim, it's they who should get all the help not the person that robbed/beat/abuse them

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"it a horrible feeling ..we were burgled when away fpr the weekend police reckon they were in the house at least 5 hours and looking for money !! place was completely turned over.they even stole the kids toys!!!! and thye pilled everything in the car too ..I dont think i ever felt the same about living in that house again ..even if its a small burglary its a real violation so im glad u did the right thing and helped in her hour of need !!"

I think i got brownie points in helping her.

Even her mother thanked me for my kindness.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"it a horrible feeling ..we were burgled when away fpr the weekend police reckon they were in the house at least 5 hours and looking for money !! place was completely turned over.they even stole the kids toys!!!! and thye pilled everything in the car too ..I dont think i ever felt the same about living in that house again ..even if its a small burglary its a real violation so im glad u did the right thing and helped in her hour of need !!

I think i got brownie points in helping her.

Even her mother thanked me for my kindness. "

Better man than me! I would have left her to it.

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By *ebzStarWoman
over a year ago

Notting


"it a horrible feeling ..we were burgled when away fpr the weekend police reckon they were in the house at least 5 hours and looking for money !! place was completely turned over.they even stole the kids toys!!!! and thye pilled everything in the car too ..I dont think i ever felt the same about living in that house again ..even if its a small burglary its a real violation so im glad u did the right thing and helped in her hour of need !!

I think i got brownie points in helping her.

Even her mother thanked me for my kindness. "

Well its good that you are helping.

Its not nice having your house burgled at any time, but to have been in the house when it happened must haave been horrific for her.

x

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By *ouvakMan
over a year ago

clacton on sea

i wish some fooker had broken into my house and stole my ex before she robbed me blind.

sorry to make light of this thread

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"i wish some fooker had broken into my house and stole my ex before she robbed me blind.

sorry to make light of this thread "

We all have bad experiences with women

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman
over a year ago

evesham

oh my god that must have been so scary for her to have woken up and realise that someone had been in the house while she was asleep!!!

very good of you to be there for her x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Knowing british justice, they will get a suspended sentence

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By *lay69withusCouple
over a year ago

herefordshire

poor sods!! just wish you were allowed to beat the crap out of them if you caught them, swift proper justice for a change.

if there was more risk that they may get hurt not just a wrap on the knuckles, the little bastards may think twice before doing it.

wimpy goverment, kick their asses is what we say!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"it a horrible feeling ..we were burgled when away fpr the weekend police reckon they were in the house at least 5 hours and looking for money !! place was completely turned over.they even stole the kids toys!!!! and thye pilled everything in the car too ..I dont think i ever felt the same about living in that house again ..even if its a small burglary its a real violation so im glad u did the right thing and helped in her hour of need !!

I think i got brownie points in helping her.

Even her mother thanked me for my kindness.

Better man than me! I would have left her to it."

I'm too nice a man to leave her to it and plus my name is still on the mortgage and someone invaded my property.

I have no ill feelings of her but it was unfortunate the marriage ended. We seem to get on better as friends for some strange reason.

Anyway........update, just got a call from plod to say her car has been found.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"it a horrible feeling ..we were burgled when away fpr the weekend police reckon they were in the house at least 5 hours and looking for money !! place was completely turned over.they even stole the kids toys!!!! and thye pilled everything in the car too ..I dont think i ever felt the same about living in that house again ..even if its a small burglary its a real violation so im glad u did the right thing and helped in her hour of need !!

I think i got brownie points in helping her.

Even her mother thanked me for my kindness.

Better man than me! I would have left her to it.

I'm too nice a man to leave her to it and plus my name is still on the mortgage and someone invaded my property.

I have no ill feelings of her but it was unfortunate the marriage ended. We seem to get on better as friends for some strange reason.

Anyway........update, just got a call from plod to say her car has been found."

Its what they do now. Nick the keys to take the loot to a drop off point. Hope they get prints off it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"i wish some fooker had broken into my house and stole my ex before she robbed me blind.

sorry to make light of this thread

We all have bad experiences with women "

err...and men too!!

my ex hubby kept everything...and when i say everything, i mean right down to shoes and clothes...SHOES!!!! yet he was the one found someone else so answer me that riddle

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"it a horrible feeling ..we were burgled when away fpr the weekend police reckon they were in the house at least 5 hours and looking for money !! place was completely turned over.they even stole the kids toys!!!! and thye pilled everything in the car too ..I dont think i ever felt the same about living in that house again ..even if its a small burglary its a real violation so im glad u did the right thing and helped in her hour of need !!

I think i got brownie points in helping her.

Even her mother thanked me for my kindness.

Better man than me! I would have left her to it.

I'm too nice a man to leave her to it and plus my name is still on the mortgage and someone invaded my property.

I have no ill feelings of her but it was unfortunate the marriage ended. We seem to get on better as friends for some strange reason.

Anyway........update, just got a call from plod to say her car has been found."

Sorry to hear that, but good for you for helping.

I got burgled soon after buying my house - my daughters felt uncomfortable for about a year.

My "husband" was brilliant too, helped get everything sorted. Really nice of him considering I was away with a boyfriend at the time.

H really is a better person than me because I don't think I would have been so helpful!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Glad to hear your "wife" is ok.

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By *he BananamanMan
over a year ago

WORCESTERSHIRE


"poor sods!! just wish you were allowed to beat the crap out of them if you caught them, swift proper justice for a change.

if there was more risk that they may get hurt not just a wrap on the knuckles, the little bastards may think twice before doing it.

wimpy goverment, kick their asses is what we say!"

the ex-labour government has got a lot to answer for!,was it not cheesey- smiley phoney tony who brought in this human rights bil that prevents us even from returning terrorists to country of origin?,he proudly proclaimed that the human rights bill was his greatest achievement in government!.

some leader he was eh?.

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By *ushroom7Man
over a year ago

Bradford


"poor sods!! just wish you were allowed to beat the crap out of them if you caught them, swift proper justice for a change.

if there was more risk that they may get hurt not just a wrap on the knuckles, the little bastards may think twice before doing it.

wimpy goverment, kick their asses is what we say!

the ex-labour government has got a lot to answer for!,was it not cheesey- smiley phoney tony who brought in this human rights bil that prevents us even from returning terrorists to country of origin?,he proudly proclaimed that the human rights bill was his greatest achievement in government!.

some leader he was eh?."

on that last night, didn't hsi lawyer wife jump over to sepcialise in Humans Rights Law before it became law.

I agree with virtually everything in the thread above, but may i just add :

your (ex) wife has agreat taste in music

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"your (ex) wife has agreat taste in music "

LOL Val Doonican wasn't my kind of music

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By *eorge17Man
over a year ago

Leven


"poor sods!! just wish you were allowed to beat the crap out of them if you caught them, swift proper justice for a change.

if there was more risk that they may get hurt not just a wrap on the knuckles, the little bastards may think twice before doing it.

wimpy goverment, kick their asses is what we say!

the ex-labour government has got a lot to answer for!,was it not cheesey- smiley phoney tony who brought in this human rights bil that prevents us even from returning terrorists to country of origin?,he proudly proclaimed that the human rights bill was his greatest achievement in government!.

some leader he was eh?."

was it terrorists who broke into the Ops property?

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By *ickmealloverWoman
over a year ago

a very plush appartment off junt 7 M5

how awful for her

i would hope they catch then and throw them in prison but its too good for them and all he distress they cause

they ought to pay back 10 times the value of all they stole

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By *he BananamanMan
over a year ago

WORCESTERSHIRE

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By *he BananamanMan
over a year ago

WORCESTERSHIRE


"poor sods!! just wish you were allowed to beat the crap out of them if you caught them, swift proper justice for a change.

if there was more risk that they may get hurt not just a wrap on the knuckles, the little bastards may think twice before doing it.

wimpy goverment, kick their asses is what we say!

the ex-labour government has got a lot to answer for!,was it not cheesey- smiley phoney tony who brought in this human rights bil that prevents us even from returning terrorists to country of origin?,he proudly proclaimed that the human rights bill was his greatest achievement in government!.

some leader he was eh?.

was it terrorists who broke into the Ops property?"

why do you ask if it was terrorists that did the break in?,do you know something we don't?.

both terrorists & robbers will claim the human rights have been infringed when it comes to the sentencing for both crimes so why the big deal?.

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By *eorge17Man
over a year ago

Leven


"poor sods!! just wish you were allowed to beat the crap out of them if you caught them, swift proper justice for a change.

if there was more risk that they may get hurt not just a wrap on the knuckles, the little bastards may think twice before doing it.

Just asked because the Op did not say who had broke into his property and it was you who introduced the terrorist

wimpy goverment, kick their asses is what we say!

the ex-labour government has got a lot to answer for!,was it not cheesey- smiley phoney tony who brought in this human rights bil that prevents us even from returning terrorists to country of origin?,he proudly proclaimed that the human rights bill was his greatest achievement in government!.

some leader he was eh?.

was it terrorists who broke into the Ops property?

why do you ask if it was terrorists that did the break in?,do you know something we don't?.

both terrorists & robbers will claim the human rights have been infringed when it comes to the sentencing for both crimes so why the big deal?."

The Op had not mentioned anything bout terrorists but you did when talking bout Labour bringing in the human rights bill and I just wondered what that subject had to do with regards his property being burgled

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"The Op had not mentioned anything bout terrorists but you did when talking bout Labour bringing in the human rights bill and I just wondered what that subject had to do with regards his property being burgled"

Thats what i was thinking as well. Its amazing how a thread can go off topic.

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By *he BananamanMan
over a year ago

WORCESTERSHIRE

they get to courts and the lawyers come up with excuses as to why the perpetrator of the crimes really is the victim here and they seem to get away scotfree as to punish them would infringe human rights!,its all to do with the watering down of the punishment for the crime!.

no doubt some smart-arse will go on about "droughts" as i mentioned watering down?.

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By *atisfy janeWoman
over a year ago

Torquay


"they get to courts and the lawyers come up with excuses as to why the perpetrator of the crimes really is the victim here and they seem to get away scotfree as to punish them would infringe human rights!,its all to do with the watering down of the punishment for the crime!.

no doubt some smart-arse will go on about "droughts" as i mentioned watering down?."

What a load of old tosh......sorry but I never heard of a burglar getting let off because his human rights have been abused, you have taken this terrible experience for Grecian and posted on his thread just to spout your own weird political views about the country.

Sad example of thread hijacking

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By *atisfy janeWoman
over a year ago

Torquay

For what it is worth Grecian, not withstanding the fact that you have been turfed out of the family home by your ex in the past, what you did by offering support and comfort to your ex was very admirable and for that you should be applauded.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"For what it is worth Grecian, not withstanding the fact that you have been turfed out of the family home by your ex in the past, what you did by offering support and comfort to your ex was very admirable and for that you should be applauded."

Thanks for your kind words.

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By *o DaddyMan
over a year ago

Worcestershire


"What a load of old tosh......sorry but I never heard of a burglar getting let off because his human rights have been abused, you have taken this terrible experience for Grecian and posted on his thread just to spout your own weird political views about the country.

Sad example of thread hijacking

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the bloke is quite right am afraid!, it is a sad fact that burglars (or robbers as i prefer to call them )are being treated leniently by courts if they are drug dependant!,(crack addicts or smack heads or whatever they are known as!).

the courts will not lock them up because if they do they will be depriving them of the drugs that they crave for and depend on!,if the druggies are then put on programmes to wean them of drugs whilst in prison they are then sueing the prison authorities for compensation!,which ultimately you & i,(joe public)have to foot the bill for!.

i am afraid that there is no detterent in place to deter wrongdoers so it is not a load of old tosh at all!,just take 5 to read your local newspapers.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hope they get the feckers that did this.

Grecian it's great that you have the humanity and kindness to help your "wife" in her hour of distress.....and great that she feels she can still call on you for help when needed.

Good man and hope this all ends well

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By *atisfy janeWoman
over a year ago

Torquay


"What a load of old tosh......sorry but I never heard of a burglar getting let off because his human rights have been abused, you have taken this terrible experience for Grecian and posted on his thread just to spout your own weird political views about the country.

Sad example of thread hijacking

the bloke is quite right am afraid!, it is a sad fact that burglars (or robbers as i prefer to call them )are being treated leniently by courts if they are drug dependant!,(crack addicts or smack heads or whatever they are known as!).

the courts will not lock them up because if they do they will be depriving them of the drugs that they crave for and depend on!,if the druggies are then put on programmes to wean them of drugs whilst in prison they are then sueing the prison authorities for compensation!,which ultimately you & i,(joe public)have to foot the bill for!.

i am afraid that there is no detterent in place to deter wrongdoers so it is not a load of old tosh at all!,just take 5 to read your local newspapers."

If you are stating that no drug addicts are being sent to prison then once again a load of tosh, there is no such thing as a wide spread amnesty for addicts I am afraid, individual cases to not constitute a trend or government policy.

The original claim was that burglars don't get sent down because of human rights abuse, which is rubbish.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

An update on this....

The police stopped a car for what reason i don't know and guess what, it was the scumbag who broke into my house who was driving it.

Not only has my wife got her car back the bam has also been arrested.

But wait for this......its going to cost £150 to release her car from the Police compound after forensics are finished with it.

Where is the justice in that!!!!

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