Burglar stabbed to death.

[Mark]

For sorry for him , the police will reforce his doors , and put a panic button in his home , if he has a mobile phone he be told to keep his location data on and they give him a three number code to press on his phone if he out and about , the response time should be two minutes till the police get to him , if he lives in a council property they will move him straight away to anew undisclosed address , for the nature of this gang the poor bloke will feel threatened for future revenge attacks in the future, the police would give him full advice about them too ,

The Old fella did well then, ( dont forget his wife )

Maybe the alternative was just to try and remain calm let the burglars take what they wanted , then contact the Police when the burglars left .

, your really living in cockoo land snooks , you have two blokes forcing themselves into your home , probably threatening you,pushing you etc , asking were your valuables are . there’s been many instances were people that have intruders never lived to phone the police , when you in fear you do anything to get out of the situation,

Certainly a frightening scenario, but Police advice is to stay calm and do not agitate the intruders and if possible leave the property or go to a safe room and try and call the Police. , burglary is normally an opportunist crime , where the burglars get in and out of the property as soon as they possibly can.

As you have pointed out he and his wifes lives are now in jeopardy due to his actions, with his property boarded up and a Police Guard
How long can he and his wife live with that problem without having to move from that area,

if they do move out of the area anyone taking over their property will be in fear of mistaken retaliation
A situation that could run for some time to come.

"normal" burglars are bad enough,
but these scumbags target the elderly and infirm, its their standard MO
whether its to burgle them, or con them or scare them into parting with their hard earned for a few building "jobs"
they cased out the gaff, knew exactly who lived there, and thought they'd get in & out easy as the poor bleedin couple can hardly walk, let alone put up a fight
it seems they were wrong

[Trapper John]

The Old fella did well then, ( dont forget his wife )

Maybe the alternative was just to try and remain calm let the burglars take what they wanted , then contact the Police when the burglars left .

, your really living in cockoo land snooks , you have two blokes forcing themselves into your home , probably threatening you,pushing you etc , asking were your valuables are . there’s been many instances were people that have intruders never lived to phone the police , when you in fear you do anything to get out of the situation,

Certainly a frightening scenario, but Police advice is to stay calm and do not agitate the intruders and if possible leave the property or go to a safe room and try and call the Police. , burglary is normally an opportunist crime , where the burglars get in and out of the property as soon as they possibly can.

As you have pointed out he and his wifes lives are now in jeopardy due to his actions, with his property boarded up and a Police Guard
How long can he and his wife live with that problem without having to move from that area,

if they do move out of the area anyone taking over their property will be in fear of mistaken retaliation
A situation that could run for some time to come.

"normal" burglars are bad enough,
but these scumbags target the elderly and infirm, its their standard MO
whether its to burgle them, or con them or scare them into parting with their hard earned for a few building "jobs"
they cased out the gaff, knew exactly who lived there, and thought they'd get in & out easy as the poor bleedin couple can hardly walk, let alone put up a fight
it seems they were wrong

Spot on mate, good to see you pop back.

[Mark]

wont be here long

gonna pop down to hither green to lay a few flowers

me old kackachav mushyboy

hope alls well with you fella

[Keyser]

For sorry for him , the police will reforce his doors , and put a panic button in his home , if he has a mobile phone he be told to keep his location data on and they give him a three number code to press on his phone if he out and about , the response time should be two minutes till the police get to him , if he lives in a council property they will move him straight away to anew undisclosed address , for the nature of this gang the poor bloke will feel threatened for future revenge attacks in the future, the police would give him full advice about them too ,

The Old fella did well then, ( dont forget his wife )

Maybe the alternative was just to try and remain calm let the burglars take what they wanted , then contact the Police when the burglars left .

, your really living in cockoo land snooks , you have two blokes forcing themselves into your home , probably threatening you,pushing you etc , asking were your valuables are . there’s been many instances were people that have intruders never lived to phone the police , when you in fear you do anything to get out of the situation,

Certainly a frightening scenario, but Police advice is to stay calm and do not agitate the intruders and if possible leave the property or go to a safe room and try and call the Police. , burglary is normally an opportunist crime , where the burglars get in and out of the property as soon as they possibly can.

As you have pointed out he and his wifes lives are now in jeopardy due to his actions, with his property boarded up and a Police Guard
How long can he and his wife live with that problem without having to move from that area,

if they do move out of the area anyone taking over their property will be in fear of mistaken retaliation
A situation that could run for some time to come.

"normal" burglars are bad enough,
but these scumbags target the elderly and infirm, its their standard MO
whether its to burgle them, or con them or scare them into parting with their hard earned for a few building "jobs"
they cased out the gaff, knew exactly who lived there, and thought they'd get in & out easy as the poor bleedin couple can hardly walk, let alone put up a fight
it seems they were wrong

Spot on.

I have never met anybody who has not had an unpleasant experience when coming into contact with the feral traveller scum.

I have also heard it from the horse's mouth that the coppers hands are totally tied in dealing with the vast tide of human refuse that causes intimidation, violence, crime and huge piles of rubbish wherever they appear.

They seem to be virtually untouchable.

[Mark]

the gavvers are more scared of em than anything else

they don't play the establishments game, never have


but then
ALL gypsies have been treated like dogshyte for centuries

so its hardly surprising eh

[Jay Jay]

A 78 year old man has been arrested and charged with suspicion of murder following a "break in " by two burglars to his Hither Green London property
a fight ensued in the Kitchen of the property and one of the burglars was critically injured.

Got a feeling this story and Court Case could run for some time to come.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-43639183

On the fence as usual, SB

The man deserves a medal and a gold plated pension for life cus he has ridded us of scum

You're still stealing oxygen so he didn't quite do a top job.

[Snookerballs]

It appears some £10.000 has been raised for Henry Vincents Funeral, plans are also afoot that the Cortege and procession will pass by the house in Hither Green .

[Cannydc]

It appears some £10.000 has been raised for Henry Vincents Funeral, plans are also afoot that the Cortege and procession will pass by the house in Hither Green .

A fool and his money are easy parted.

And if the police allow that cortege to pass the house, they are more craven to a certain minority than I could even imagine.

I have gypsy friends, I'm sure they wouldn't consider such a deliberately confrontational display.

[Stooo]

Senior Met Police Officer is advising residents of Hither Green not to intimidate Mourners of Henry Vincent after flowers were torn down from the Fencing for the fourth time.
Press out in full force for photographs



http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-43736227

Something tells me that bloke will be found sitting outside an Asda next to his stack of big issues, with a screwdriver sticking out his head one day soon.

Why do they have those wide brimmed leather hats? Line dancers, not even once...

[guest]

It appears some £10.000 has been raised for Henry Vincents Funeral, plans are also afoot that the Cortege and procession will pass by the house in Hither Green .

Hmm wonder where that cash has come from? Plenty of overtime I suppose.

[Keyser]

It appears some £10.000 has been raised for Henry Vincents Funeral, plans are also afoot that the Cortege and procession will pass by the house in Hither Green .

Hmm wonder where that cash has come from? Plenty of overtime I suppose.

From other pensioners either from houses they have robbed or 'legally' conned/intimidated out of their life savings.

[Guest]

It appears some £10.000 has been raised for Henry Vincents Funeral, plans are also afoot that the Cortege and procession will pass by the house in Hither Green .

We don't want that in OUR area

[Lambert]

Those fucking cunt relatives of his who keep turning up outside that house need sorting out. The guy was a piece of shit and so are they. Ooh I could crush a grape

[Guest]

Those fucking cunt relatives of his who keep turning up outside that house need sorting out. The guy was a piece of shit and so are they. Ooh I could crush a grape

That fence isn't even outside the house, it's towards the end of the road and the owner of the fence doesn't want their shitty flowers on there!

[Lambert]

Those fucking cunt relatives of his who keep turning up outside that house need sorting out. The guy was a piece of shit and so are they. Ooh I could crush a grape

That fence isn't even outside the house, it's towards the end of the road and the owner of the fence doesn't want their shitty flowers on there!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-43774803