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One Teenager has made Burnley the UK Capital Break In
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'Menace': Police have blamed Michael Craig for turning Burnley into the burglary capital of Britain Michael Craig has committed 101 break-ins and other offences. Police say the 19-year-old is a key reason for the town's unwanted title - and could be behind many more unsolved crimes. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz0gS2p20kl Broken Britain New Labour will be kicked out of Power. |
chop his hands off, that'll put a stop to him
but i suppose thats against his criminal rights sorry human rights |
why doesnt some one break into his house so e knows how it fells ******ing w**ker
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You can look at it 2 ways
why he did it. I would imagine that perhaps his upbringing has not been textbook. His parents are very much responsible too. or you deal with the offence and put him away for many many years, not ideal I know but justice has to be seen to be done for society. Home invasion should be a very very serious offence in the UK. at the mo it is not. |
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Roll On The Election It is Time For Change |
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I've said it before, but if anything good comes from a Tory government (which won't be much), it would be having more police on the streets and tougher sentences for people like this.
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I was speaking to a friend in the car industry and he says there is good news for car owners.
Renault and Ford are working on a new small car for women.They are mixing the Renault Clio with the Ford Taurus and calling it the Clitaurus. It comes in several shades of pink. Apparently the average male car thief wont be able to find it let alone turn it on. Even if someone does tell him where it is and how to do it. |
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LOL @ his forehead!!
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