THIEVING F**KIN SCUM
08 August 2003, 11:35 PM
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Telboy i agree with you about the punishment (lack of). Im gutted B20 has to go through this, not even had it a week 
Im kinda glad he didn't see it happen though, I've a fair idea what he'd have been like and i quite like my bf in one piece!
Im kinda glad he didn't see it happen though, I've a fair idea what he'd have been like and i quite like my bf in one piece!
08 August 2003, 11:51 PM
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"The rider is severly disabled and can only just walk, the passenger was killed."
NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL JUSTICE !
hope some young tw@t comes round and nicks his wheelchair.
I would make a point of speaking to him, just to find out if nicking ur bike was really worth it,
then rip the pi$$ outta him,
yes, it might sound harsh but he's scum and shouldn't be made to forget it.
NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL JUSTICE !
hope some young tw@t comes round and nicks his wheelchair.
I would make a point of speaking to him, just to find out if nicking ur bike was really worth it,
then rip the pi$$ outta him,yes, it might sound harsh but he's scum and shouldn't be made to forget it.
09 August 2003, 01:40 PM
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Gimme the details of the bike mate and I'll check on it. We have a lot of bikes turn up to the shop everyday... hopefully the ***** will be stoopid enough to ride round here 
09 August 2003, 10:49 PM
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alright bobbo??
sorry to hear that mate, i will help you cut the ******* hands off if thats any help
i know how much you reasured your old bike, so i can only imagine how you feel now.
i'll take you down the Thai Palace for some grub soon, that will take your mind of it.
take it easy
Dazza
sorry to hear that mate, i will help you cut the ******* hands off if thats any help
i know how much you reasured your old bike, so i can only imagine how you feel now.
i'll take you down the Thai Palace for some grub soon, that will take your mind of it.
take it easy
Dazza
09 August 2003, 10:52 PM
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Oh and to add the City Police/Broadgate Police Station have been really good. Have been in constant touch with me since it happened taking all the details and spent ages walking round the area making notes of the CCTV cameras and enquiring and taking copies from the building where I work of all the camera footage and taking witness details etc. They also turned up within 15 minutes of me calling them to take all the details off me which I was quite surprised about. 
09 August 2003, 10:55 PM
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Not the one I was thinking it was then.
There was a performance bike (not sure which type) taken from Temple Place on Wednesday.
A bloke in an unmarked white Transit lifted it into the back and drove off.
He'd been circling the area for about an hour and knew where all the CCTV cameras were - obvious by his movement and the way he parked his van and made his theft.
There was a performance bike (not sure which type) taken from Temple Place on Wednesday.
A bloke in an unmarked white Transit lifted it into the back and drove off.
He'd been circling the area for about an hour and knew where all the CCTV cameras were - obvious by his movement and the way he parked his van and made his theft.
09 August 2003, 10:57 PM
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FP sounds like the same gang of blokes then cos thats what they did with my bike. They drove past a couple of times and then came back for it! Again a white Ford Transit van. Sounds to me they are doing the rounds on the bike parks and taking the rich pickings without a fear in the world [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
09 August 2003, 10:59 PM
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Amazing how much crime goes on in that tiny area. You'd think the chances of them getting caught would be high with the mass of security, CCTV, etc. that's around there.
09 August 2003, 11:02 PM
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You would but all they have to do is change the number plates round the corner and they will just blend in with all the other 1000's of white transit vans in the city and wont be traced cos the plates will be different to what the witnesses reported! [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]
09 August 2003, 11:06 PM
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fp, i dont think they care about getting caught....
these people are not human (well they are, but you know what i mean)
not only that, they know all the one way streets, and times of the day when they will be choker block (hindering plod)
they probably only drive it a few miles, before transferring it to a safe, unknown vehicle.
makes you sick though eh???
BB - off to crack open another stella now...
these people are not human (well they are, but you know what i mean)
not only that, they know all the one way streets, and times of the day when they will be choker block (hindering plod)
they probably only drive it a few miles, before transferring it to a safe, unknown vehicle.
makes you sick though eh???
BB
- off to crack open another stella now...
10 August 2003, 10:35 AM
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It's a real shame to hear about this. I really do hope you get some info as to where it's gone. Up here in Aberdeen my father had an MV Agusta dealership and as we were the first one north of the border we were shipping bikes everywhere. Then very suddenly our customers newly delivered bikes were being stolen to order and were only remaining with the owner for about 3days before being shipped away elsewhere. it turned out that our security firm had employed a guard that was in a lot of debt and his 'creditors' were pressuring him nto paying his debt off with information from our dealership. In the space of one month there were 11 new bikes stolen from their owners in the week following delivery. Could this be the same as what's happened with yours? It's odd that they obvioulsy knew where there was a brand new R1 sitting and they had the right equipment to remove it.
I really hope there is news on the bike or theives soon as it's always good to get your own back.
James
I really hope there is news on the bike or theives soon as it's always good to get your own back.
James
10 August 2003, 11:16 AM
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Really sorry to hear this. I've lost cars within days of getting them so I know how bad this must be for you, especially with it being brand new.
I'd be gutted if my R1 went. I know it's only plastic and metal but you do get attached to things.
Hope you get over it soon.
I'd be gutted if my R1 went. I know it's only plastic and metal but you do get attached to things.
Hope you get over it soon.
10 August 2003, 11:35 AM
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if they get caught they'll be sooo f**king sorry though ,they'll think twice about doing that again once they've been cutting grass on community joke for 25 hours,they'll be sorry then...not.
Justice in this country is a f**kink sick joke,i would gladly pay an extra 2pence in the pound tax to lock the f**kers up for a long time.
Justice in this country is a f**kink sick joke,i would gladly pay an extra 2pence in the pound tax to lock the f**kers up for a long time.
! Thats cheered me up a bit 
Time to look on bike trader