Neds scraping cars
24 February 2004, 01:14 PM
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Neds scraping cars
Thanks to the Kappa track suit wearer that scored the side of my car on Saturday night with a key. Congratulations for scraping the bonnet about six months ago, then the front wing and both doors on Saturday - I bet your parents are proud of you!
24 February 2004, 01:17 PM
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I was walking through a nightspot in Edinburgh where I noticed some ned had walked down a line of cars (20 or so) and keyed the bonnet of EVERY one of them 
Personally I think more needs to be done to catch these people and bring them to justice. Oh and a slap on the wrists is NOT justice!! 
Personally I think more needs to be done to catch these people and bring them to justice. Oh and a slap on the wrists is NOT justice!!
24 February 2004, 01:30 PM
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of course not, however it is frustrating when you spend all your hard earned cash on your hobby and some nugget spoils it for no reason!
24 February 2004, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by davyboy
You have to be realistic. It's really not that big a crime.
I would rather they catch drug dealer, rapists and burglars.
I would rather they catch drug dealer, rapists and burglars.
....just motorists as far as I can tell
24 February 2004, 05:07 PM
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Also, add up the amount of damages to those 20 cars, lets say 200 damage to each. £4000 in one incident. Now magnify that by the amount of times this happens.
It starts to get less minor really.
It starts to get less minor really.
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24 February 2004, 06:06 PM
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I'd support a "Criminal Retribution Service", where for the rest of their life, the same deed is done to them. Imagine his chavscum kids having to watch as an officer keys every body panel on his new car when he's finally grown up and become a member of society (should that ever happen ). Every car he ever owns, or has access to, done every year.
). Every car he ever owns, or has access to, done every year.
24 February 2004, 06:35 PM
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Originally Posted by corradoboy
I'd support a "Criminal Retribution Service", where for the rest of their life, the same deed is done to them. Imagine his chavscum kids having to watch as an officer keys every body panel on his new car when he's finally grown up and become a member of society (should that ever happen ). Every car he ever owns, or has access to, done every year.
). Every car he ever owns, or has access to, done every year.I'd like to start with the scum that keyed my Scoob the day someone came to buy it. Cost me 500 quid because I needed to sell the car that week.
24 February 2004, 06:47 PM
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As a recent victim of a scrape and run I can sympathise!
But my friend at work caught someone doing it the other week! That story cheered me up no end..........Enough said on a public forum me-thinks!
They don't always get away wih it.
Dave
They don't always get away wih it.
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24 February 2004, 06:58 PM
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Wasn't there someone on here recently who saw a teenager damage his car but couldn't prove it. Waited a few years, and when the recently 17 year old got his first car he repaid the favour, and some
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