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25-03-2007, 23:38
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thieving scum
i got a phone call this morning, the wifes stepdad had his car nicked at about 3.30am this morning, they drove it into a lamp post and put it on the roof, a feckin write off, only trouble is, he was still on his dealer policy, he had only just had £1750 spent on the suspention for the test and only bought it earlier in the year for 5k, so i think he's lost everything.bastids.
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26-03-2007, 07:37
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Thieving robbing ****ing ***ts. Any Forensics Shaun? They can usually get loads even if its a very partial print
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26-03-2007, 19:43
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Sorry to say this Northerner but I've never heard of the police doinging anything more than give a crime number for stuff like this.
That includes my car getting broken into (you could see there hand prints on the windscreen where they tried to lever out the stereo) My sisters car being stolen and ragged round the fields My mates Datsun which was an attempted theft, left finger prints all over it! My Mountain bike from the station under the CCTV cameras Work = 3 breakins, CCTV, finger prints, foot prints, traceable kit. Nothing more than a crime number for any of them. Other than the datsun where we spent the day sat in a car park (in my car not the datsun) waiting for the police to turn up and take prints etc, only to get a call at 6pm to say they were not comming, here's a crime number, good night. Cant wait for these council tax rises  the police simply dont have the time to deal with crimes like this. Thats labours poor budgeting for you e.g.Millenium Wembely Olympics NHS computer scheme Air Traffic Control Child support agency the list is too long. RANT OVER In the mean time the police also wont have the time if the persons recieve a slap, or for just £35 you can hire a disc cutter suitable for slicing a car in two.
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26-03-2007, 19:50
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27-03-2007, 20:49
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Tjieving pikey scum
I had my gtir stolen about 9 weeks ago now, i didnt see the police!!! I rang them to report it, they rang back about 5 hours later and gave me a crime number and that was it My car is still missing I had just had £1500 worth of wheels and tyres put on it, 3 weeks before, a steering wheel that was £250, two tv screens in the head rests a dvd player all new 3 weeks before it was stolen, the mot was 11 months and tax 6 months, the car had just come back on the road after taking it off to sort out all the niglt bits, i had just had it tinted out £100, just had it valeted £60, New childs booster seats £40, The car standard would of cost me atleast £3500 with the extras that i declared that makes it worth around £5500, what did they pay me????????? £3500 and they took the excess of £400 out of that And to top it off, i had about 10 months insurance left, they said they wouldnt insure my new car because it had alloys and a bodykit on it, and they wouldnt reimburse me the 10 months that i had left, because i had made a claim on the policy So its cost me an extra £360 to insure the bluebird and they have also told me, the 9 years no claims i had, they only took 4 into consideration, and took 2 of them away for the claim, so im left with only 2 years no claims discount Even if he was insured, he would still loose out mate Its sad to hear he has lost the car and that it wasnt insured!!! I hope the thieving pikies roll another car and get trapped in it and burn to death!!!!
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28-03-2007, 11:41
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Theiving little bastards!
Is that phusions old Bluebird I see there?
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28-03-2007, 22:54
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It sure would lol
Not for me though, i havent the time or the money at the moment, we are planning on turboing it and sorting the handling out Theres a few noises that i need to find and sort out before all that though 
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