Ive decided kids are a pain in the ass.
Went out to the Mess 'do' on friday, returning saturday early hours to the scene of our house having been forced entry when my daughter answered the door while she was babysitting...
Not as bad as it sounds. typical youths of the area evading capture by our guard force, forcing their way into the sanctuary that is apparently my house and then promptly robbing all me drink! My daughter being unable to f*ck the 3 youths off out of the house..
Little sods.
'This week I have been mainly.... tapping the boards of the RSM and the Commanding Officer,' who'd assumed the kids were mine and wanted a 'chat'.
Shortly followed by me reporting it all to cambs constabulary, the slant probably being aggravated burglary.
Who needs Eastenders!! We've done quite well so far this week..
Kids! who'd have 'em?!
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Kids! who'd have 'em?!
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Maybe a bit like my surprise the Friday before last - not long home from work and 6 coppers turn up with a search warrant for firearms 
Apparently someone had reported that someone was waving a gun out of his car's window!!
Searched his room, took the car away to be searched with dogs etc..
Obviously they found no firearms in either place.
The Mrs has been very frightened by the whole thing - isn't sleeping properly and couldn't bring herself to answer the door the other night when one of our other son's friend's turned up - when I came home I found him waiting outside in the rain!
Now my son does have some friends who have a past and are known to the police - he's not hiding that fact but he says the ones he associates with have put that behind them - for example one has become a youth worker and you don't become one of those if you have current issues like that.
Anyway, although he has hardly been out of the house since the incident, he did go out the other night and gave a lift back to someone. Same coppers pulled him again and searched the car with a dog. He came home shaking.
So yeah - would be easier if he chose his friends more carefully but it's all getting a bit silly
Apparently someone had reported that someone was waving a gun out of his car's window!!
Searched his room, took the car away to be searched with dogs etc..
Obviously they found no firearms in either place.
The Mrs has been very frightened by the whole thing - isn't sleeping properly and couldn't bring herself to answer the door the other night when one of our other son's friend's turned up - when I came home I found him waiting outside in the rain!
Now my son does have some friends who have a past and are known to the police - he's not hiding that fact but he says the ones he associates with have put that behind them - for example one has become a youth worker and you don't become one of those if you have current issues like that.
Anyway, although he has hardly been out of the house since the incident, he did go out the other night and gave a lift back to someone. Same coppers pulled him again and searched the car with a dog. He came home shaking.
So yeah - would be easier if he chose his friends more carefully but it's all getting a bit silly
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TheManWithNoName wrote:It would be very impolite of you Not to discuss this little issue with them. In a friendly and polite way of course.
Baseball bat and steel toecaps for starters.
Oh we had a chat.. it was the very same night as their flat's front door fell apart. Dont know how that happened.
My daughters are in for video interviewing tomorrow, which is nice and fast. It appears the police are keen to get the matter wrapped up and sorted out. I think previously problems with the suspects had not gone to court as people felt intimidated. Ive already said to the copper off record that any intimidation will be met with it back the other way with style and flair which is probably why theyre bein so quick about things.
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Good man.Kwackerz wrote:TheManWithNoName wrote:It would be very impolite of you Not to discuss this little issue with them. In a friendly and polite way of course.
Baseball bat and steel toecaps for starters.
Oh we had a chat.. it was the very same night as their flat's front door fell apart. Dont know how that happened.
My daughters are in for video interviewing tomorrow, which is nice and fast. It appears the police are keen to get the matter wrapped up and sorted out. I think previously problems with the suspects had not gone to court as people felt intimidated. Ive already said to the copper off record that any intimidation will be met with it back the other way with style and flair which is probably why theyre bein so quick about things.
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