Common sense prevails..........

[annie0000]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/...side-central-15680290

Is it about time as a society we taught our children more about their responsibilities than their rights?? Don't want to return to the days where kids in bad situations felt isolated with no-one to turn to, but has it swung the other way?

A law abiding father ends up in court for "assisting" a child out his garden after that child had been bullying his own son and was shouting abuse at the family home.

[NoMercy]

What I can't understand is why the parents of the bully called the police. Surely it served him right? The little thugs needs proper parenting.

[ludwig]

He should never have been charged in the first place of course, but justice was done in the end. The parents called the police because they're idiots who've raised a bully.

[emmie]

know your rights seem to be prevalent amongst the young, well what about this poor blokes rights. The boys parents need a lesson in parenting, teach their child some manners.

[annie0000]

Having been in a similar postion as this chap, I am surprised that he managed to control himself to "guide" him out of the garden. I felt like doing some serious damage to the child in my case. Some parents can see no wrong in their children, I would never have gone back and told my parents what had happened as I know that I would just be in worse trouble (not that I would have been bullying and taunting my victim and his parents anyway).