[GiRTh]

Based on Annies shoplifting story in another thread?

If you've been arrested for a minor offence please give details

[RileyH]

No but I wouldn't mind a sexy young cop having me handcuffed in t'back of his car

[Josy]

Quite a few times mostly breach of the peace for being drunk and underage

[Matthew.]

no im squeakeh clean

[AnnieK]

Omg, I've never been the inspiration for a thread before.

Another brush with the law I had, I wasn't arrested but we'd been clubbing and got stopped in a van and there was about 15 of us in the back of a transit so we all got turfed out and had to find other ways to get home. Cue a veeerrry long walk.

[montblanc]

Originally Posted by RileyH

No but I wouldn't mind a sexy young cop having me handcuffed in t'back of his car

[RileyH]

Originally Posted by montblanc

I just said what you were thinking

[GiRTh]

Arrested for driving without road tax in about 2001. The offence took place in Essex where as I live in the midlands so it took about 3-4 years for them to catch up with me. They sent reminders - I ignored them, they sent a notice that a warrant for my arrest had been issued to my local station - I ignored it. Then about two week after that five coppers almost kicked my front door down and that is not an exaggeration - for a traffic offence. One of them gave me a load of bollox about how they dont know what the offence is when they do arrests like that so have to use force. I was like 'whatever mate'. All this happened in front of my neighbours but thankfully my daughter was not there.

Night in the cells - which I do not recommend at all - and they drove me to Harlow to be tried and cuz I already had a night in the cells they gave no future punishment.

The journey to Harlow was only one way so I then had to find my own way home from down south.

Lesson learnt - Never ever ignore police notices

[reece(:]

No but I called the cops on someone before and they nearly arrested me instead

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Arrested for driving without road tax in about 2001. The offence took place in Essex where as I live in the midlands so it took about 3-4 years for them to catch up with me. They sent reminders - I ignored them, they sent a notice that a warrant for my arrest had been issued to my local station - I ignored it. Then about two week after that five coppers almost kicked my front door down and that is not an exaggeration - for a traffic offence. One of them gave me a load of bollox about how they dont know what the offence is when they do arrests like that so have to use force. I was like 'whatever mate'. All this happened in front of my neighbours but thankfully my daughter was not there.

Night in the cells - which I do not recommend at all - and they drove me to Harlow to be tried and cuz I already had a night in the cells they gave no future punishment.

The journey to Harlow was only one way so I then had to find my own way home from down south.

Lesson learnt - Never ever ignore police notices

Yeah I ended up with 6 points for failing to provide driver information years ago (I did provide it but outside time frame) which hiked my insurance right up. Not good to ignore those types of things

[AnnieK]

God, I'm starting to sound live a one woman crime wave

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

[Beso]

Yes.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

God, I'm starting to sound live a one woman crime wave

and I thought you were so sweet

[Crimson Dynamo]

Yes and spent the night in the cells.



Yes, spent the night in the cells, was effectively beaten up by plod in said cells and went to court and got done.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

God, I'm starting to sound live a one woman crime wave

Where are you from, Annie?

[Josy]

When I was 14 I drank too much alcohol and passed out in the park, my friend tried to get me into a shopping trolley to get us away from the police and I tumbled out and got 'lifted', the police left me unconscious in the cells for more than an hour and then couldn't wake me when my mum arrived to pick me up, she went MENTAL at them for leaving me there unconscious I ended up getting rushed into hospital and had to have my stomach pumped

I got grounded for a week for that.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Yeah I ended up with 6 points for failing to provide driver information years ago (I did provide it but outside time frame) which hiked my insurance right up. Not good to ignore those types of things

Yeah lesson learnt. If I get a letter from the police these day I reply as soon as I can.

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by Cherie

and I thought you were so sweet

It was all in my youth Cherie, I AM sweet now, I had my wild days then grew up

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Where are you from, Annie?

Kent

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Kent

You are indeed.

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

You are indeed.

Haha

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Yes and spent the night in the cells.



Yes, spent the night in the cells, was effectively beaten up by plod in said cells and went to court and got done.

Yes, that sounds about right. I definitely would'nt like another night in the cells

[smudgie]

I have sailed close to the wind, but my record is clean.
Gift of the gab I reckon, but I did get kicked in the shin by a policeman I tried kicking but missed

[Vicky.]

Yes, for a few minor offenses which ended with warnings or just being released and 2 rather not minor offenses which resulted in convictions too