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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / April 2007car parks
I Hate Car Parks, as Some one hit my car and folded my front wing in ,nobody saw anything and not a thing on cctv, so i got pay out and get it done,so beware there is people out there that dont give a sh.t if they hit your car,(ibet it was a 4x4 )while i was in the store shopping. >I Hate Car Parks, as Some one hit my car and folded my front wing > in ,nobody saw anything and not a thing on cctv, so i got pay out and > get it done,so beware there is people out there that dont give a sh.t > if they hit your car,(ibet it was a 4x4 )while i was in the store > shopping. My van was parked outside the house last night and some little **** decided that he would kick and smash my side mirror and then walk over the top of the van, this would not have been quite so bad as to the fact that I only replaced the side mirror 2 weeks ago after some little **** kicked it and smashed it before. The next one will now have a line of razor blades glued to it.(inner edge so no one can accidentally injure themselves by walking into it) At least I can then follow the bloody trail. I have now ordered £400 worth of camera equipment to catch this turd. The police crime investigator has a very nice left and right shoe print. If I catch them they can have a face print as they bounce off my windscreen. GGJ I would love to catch the person > I would love to catch the person Well the bus park at New Haw had 50+ bus windows broken two nights ago, £5.5k of damage. By comparison (only) you came off lightly. But it is true, there is no respect for other's property these days. I blame Tony Blair. Well someone has to. >> I would love to catch the person > Well the bus park at New Haw had 50+ bus windows broken two nights ago, > £5.5k of damage. By comparison (only) you came off lightly. > But it is true, there is no respect for other's property these days. > I blame Tony Blair. Well someone has to. I think you are correct Brian, not sure its just Tony's fault ( can't believe I just said that), I think its down to the complete government and the namby pamby punishments (if any at all) for crimes committed (unless you happen to be speeding) and the fact that governments like to hide true figures and the actually cost to the general public for these mindless crimes. You almost have to grovel to get a crime number from the police these days, if you don't get a number it stays off the crime figure books . Oh god I'm upon my soap box mode. GGJ > >> I would love to catch the person > > Well the bus park at New Haw had 50+ bus windows broken two nights ago, [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > GGJ Well, you can rest assured that if the perpetrators of the incident above are ever caught, they will have a very stern finger waggled at them. That'll teach them. In France, parents are liable for their offsprings antics up to the age of 18, and the bill for damage would be given to them. In this country, the parents are not be held liable except when the child continually plays truant from school. Isn't that the wrong way round? You've got me on the soapbox now. Crime figures may be down for minor incidents, but I believe this is because most people can't be bothered to report them any more, as they know nothing will be done. I still have the nice key scratch down the side of my car, but that was not reported. > Well, you can rest assured that if the perpetrators of the incident above > are ever caught, they will have a very stern finger waggled at them. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > not > reported. Sounds to me like the French have the right idea again, I wonder how much that would change things over here if we had the same system. GGJ Hi, > Sounds to me like the French have the right idea again, I wonder how much > that would change things over here if we had the same system. That is theory. In theory, parents are liable until 18 or until 21 depending on the fault (for financial problems like bankrupcy (spelling ?) it is 21 for example). Now, how does it work ? Your child has made some bad thing. You'll be liable for the side mirror, OK. If ever caught, of course. For something more important, you child will be caught to a "child's judge" which only job is to treat such problems caused by ppl under 18. That is a very stern finger, some fuckin' stupid speaking like "not a good idea, never do that again" (the answer will be "yes, sir" (while he has fingers crossed)). Something we all know is, in France, there are two things : the things you can cope, and the things you have. Oh, for some demagogy purposes, the speeding is severly punished. Not the car stealing. My conclusion would then be (mind you I don't know how justice works in UK) yeah, perhaps it's a bit better in France. In theory, at least. Oh, BTW, my passenger's door has took something on a car park. Possibly another car. No one ever saw anything. Cheers, -- G.T 205 Diesel & turbo-Diesel : www.205d.com You should call 101 if it's set up in your area. http://www.101.gov.uk Everything that happens around here (just outside Portsmouth, UK) gets reported and things have actually started happening with regards to extra police patrols etc. Well worth using if you've got it. Richard >> >> I would love to catch the person >> > Well the bus park at New Haw had 50+ bus windows broken two nights ago, [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > not > reported. I have checked it out and we are not covered in this area which is weybridge/addlestone. |
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