youth yobs (this morning t.v show)

[zzxxee]

did anyone catch the interview with the lady from poole who has a disabled son, who was being terrorised by a gang of youths she had such a thgick folder of all the compaints she had given to the police a brick was thrown in her window , her car was vandalised(the only way she could transport her son to doctors appoitments as he cant walk shocking i tell you
what is this country comeing to????

im almost ashamed to call myself british

[zzxxee]

*thick

[zzxxee]

in an ideal world vibra your idea would be fab

bring back our lads and lasses from afghanistan and let them patrol the streets

[Ankou]

i get the impression as with the case in leics, that in time it is the compainants that become the nuisance to the police rather than the street urchins.

[4getmenot]

I hope when they are older they get gangs terrorising them

[4getmenot]

Ooooh a bit like condemmed vibra?

[cazzz1975]

I would love to know where the parents are? or if they actually care what their kids are upto?

[zzxxee]

where was it on the news somewhere in devon a few months back that they bought in a curfew that after a certain time of night kids had to be indoors ???

[pastafreak]

It was here...

http://www.crp-news.com/htm/n20080828.663725.htm

[smudge]

Maybe one day, some of these yobs will have a disabled child to care for themselves.

Only then will they understand what it's like for parents such as these being terrorised.....

Karma.....

[zzxxee]

well if the curfew works in redruth then it should be up and down the country

[mccfluff]

wow i would be the only one left standing where i live...... do it!

i popped home earlier to see two local alkies strolling up the street with carrier bags full of cider (its dole day) not unusual but what freaked me out is they were pushing a pram, - someone trusted their kid to them!!!!!!!

[zzxxee]

can you be done for being drunk in charge of a pram??

[pastafreak]

I know it is easy to make fun of the 'alkies'...but please dont lump them all together. I see many at my work...and there are some shocking and sad stories.

[babybop6379]

its disgusting to say the least!!!! I have done a very good job of bringing my daughter up to have respect for others and to treat others the way she would like to be treated back she is 11 and has just stared secondary school in that time one of the pupils(girl) has threatened my daughters group of friends with stabbing them with a pen, been called a SL*T and another (boy) has been expelled for touching a girls privates Im shocked to the core!!!!!!

[zzxxee]

we are to soft as a society no
im not saying bring back the cane but
tougher senatanceing in courts is needed and teachers to have more control

[smudge]

I came out of the hospital at 09:15am one day last week & popped over the road to buy an newspaper. A scruffy, unshaven old boy wobbled in & went straight to the booze aisle, then plonked 4 cans of lager on the counter. I smiled at him & said "Bet you're in for a rip-roaring time". He replied quite sadly, "No duck, I've been doing this all week". I wished him well & left the shop.

I couldn't stop thinking of this man - who knows what made him or anyone else drink so early in the day?

May have the world on their shoulders pasta.....

[jake-the-peg]

I heard one was held over a fire because he wouldn't hand over a ticket!

Oh hang on that was a plot-line from "Tom Brown's schooldays"

Maybe there's nothing new in this after all Yob is a victorian word!

[zzxxee]

everyone has a story to tell

[daffy654]

zzxxee.....yes you can be done for being drunk n charge of a pram........assuming there was a baby in it. It is illegal to be drunk in charge of a minor in a public place.

http://www.statutelaw.gov.uk/content.aspx?LegType=All+Primary&PageNumber=87&NavFrom=2&parentActiveTextDocId=1066805&ActiveTextDocId=1066808&filesize=18572