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Vicky. · 18-09-2012, 01:31 PM

I thought if someones house had been broken into the general thing for the police to do is take fingerprints/photos etc and then board the place up until windows etc can be replaced? Not kick the person out of their own house. Thats what happened when my mates got broken into anyway :S

the truth · 18-09-2012, 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky.

I thought if someones house had been broken into the general thing for the police to do is take fingerprints/photos etc and then board the place up until windows etc can be replaced? Not kick the person out of their own house. Thats what happened when my mates got broken into anyway :S

maybe its amateur hour with cardiff police, I dont know?

Pyramid* · 18-09-2012, 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky.

I thought if someones house had been broken into the general thing for the police to do is take fingerprints/photos etc and then board the place up until windows etc can be replaced? Not kick the person out of their own house. Thats what happened when my mates got broken into anyway :S

I'd have said the same thing - kicking them out and leaving them on the streets to fend for themselves without a by or leave - it sounds like a cock and bull story. Not saying it is: I'm saying it sounds very much like it.

I still want to know where the guy the 18 year old was visiting, vanished to!

Vicky. · 18-09-2012, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Pyramid*

I'd have said the same thing - kicking them out and leaving them on the streets to fend for themselves without a by or leave - it sounds like a cock and bull story. Not saying it is: I'm saying it sounds very much like it.

I still want to know where the guy the 18 year old was visiting, vanished to!

I would assume he went to a friends/parents house

But if my mate had travelled 30 miles to come visit me...and this happened, I sure as hell wouldnt just abandon them in the middle of the night with nowhere to go. Im sure wherever this other guy went they could have accomodated both of them...needs some new friends IMO

Pyramid* · 18-09-2012, 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky.

I would assume he went to a friends/parents house

But if my mate had travelled 30 miles to come visit me...and this happened, I sure as hell wouldnt just abandon them in the middle of the night with nowhere to go. Im sure wherever this other guy went they could have accomodated both of them...needs some new friends IMO

Unless of course, there was no friend, no break in at all .... and he was chancing his arm trying to get a free lift home.... pulled this fable and someone fell for it. After all, he claimed to have no idea how he was going to get back home the next day.......

So OP: this happened 'recently'. I take it this respectable, upstanding, decent young man did indeed contact you the next day as you had requested (which phone did he use?), and ensured that he repayed you and your hotelier friend back?.......

the truth · 18-09-2012, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Pyramid*

Unless of course, there was no friend, no break in at all .... and he was chancing his arm trying to get a free lift home.... pulled this fable and someone fell for it. After all, he claimed to have no idea how he was going to get back home the next day.......

So OP: this happened 'recently'. I take it this respectable, upstanding, decent young man did indeed contact you the next day as you had requested (which phone did he use?), and ensured that he repayed you and your hotelier friend back?.......

the hotelier gave him the room for free. we gave him a fiver. it wasnt make believe. he was stranded on the streets for hours in the pouring rain. 30 miles from home. at 18 you dont always plan ahead. his plan was stay in his mates for the night, then the next day work out how to get home. not sure what happened to the bloke in the flat after he went to give statements to police station

the truth · 18-09-2012, 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Pyramid*

I'd have said the same thing - kicking them out and leaving them on the streets to fend for themselves without a by or leave - it sounds like a cock and bull story. Not saying it is: I'm saying it sounds very much like it.

I still want to know where the guy the 18 year old was visiting, vanished to!

Its not a cock and bull story its the truth. I know the addresses, I know the exact locations, the driver drove past the flat which had broken windows. he was sat outside the police station and he spoke to the 101 police call centre. they refused to offer any help whatsoever.

Vicky. · 18-09-2012, 01:34 PM

Well this was some years ago, maybe the police just get sick of dealing with endless breakins now and dont follow the protocall or something. Wouldnt surprise me, what with judges praising burglars for being brave and that, thus encouraging more burglaries

thesheriff443 · 18-09-2012, 01:42 PM

as a man of the world!lol
this guy was telling a story to get a lift money or somewhere to stay for the night.

the truth · 18-09-2012, 01:48 PM

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Originally Posted by thesheriff443

as a man of the world!lol
this guy was telling a story to get a lift money or somewhere to stay for the night.

no the story was true. the windows were smashed in. he didnt ask for money at all. the police refused to help the driver attended the police station, he also rang the 101 with the young bloke and he passed the flat.

Pyramid* · 18-09-2012, 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by the truth

no the story was true. the windows were smashed in. he didnt ask for money at all. the police refused to help the driver attended the police station, he also rang the 101 with the young bloke and he passed the flat.

And this young man's mate that he was visiting: where did he disappear to then?

thesheriff443 · 18-09-2012, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by the truth

no the story was true. the windows were smashed in. he didnt ask for money at all. the police refused to help the driver attended the police station, he also rang the 101 with the young bloke and he passed the flat.

im not saying there was not a flat with broken windows or that he rang 101 or went to the police station,when someone is feeding you bull **** they make it very believable!

the truth · 18-09-2012, 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by thesheriff443

im not saying there was not a flat with broken windows or that he rang 101 or went to the police station,when someone is feeding you bull **** they make it very believable!

It wasnt bullsh** my driver drove past the flat in question. its a rough part of the town, the windows were smashed in. he was stood in the rain and the driver spoke to the 101 people who flatly refused any help at all, as did the police. the story is 100% true.

thesheriff443 · 18-09-2012, 01:59 PM

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It wasnt bullsh** my driver drove past the flat in question. its a rough part of the town, the windows were smashed in. he was stood in the rain and the driver spoke to the 101 people who flatly refused any help at all, as did the police. the story is 100% true.

im saying to you with no offence to be taken by you! that i think parts of the story are true but not all of it!
people make things fit the situation!

Pyramid* · 18-09-2012, 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by the truth

It wasnt bullsh** my driver drove past the flat in question. its a rough part of the town, the windows were smashed in. he was stood in the rain and the driver spoke to the 101 people who flatly refused any help at all, as did the police. the story is 100% true.

Many rough parts have windows smashed in and police in attendence. Doesn't mean this lad was part of it though.

Pyramid* · 18-09-2012, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by thesheriff443

as a man of the world!lol
this guy was telling a story to get a lift money or somewhere to stay for the night.

It pains me to admit this: but I'm with you on this one - either that or the OP is - but for the sake of a good story - I'll go with the young lad.

Gstar · 18-09-2012, 01:57 PM

I actually don't mind the police, they were really friendly and supportive when my parents had violent arguments when I was younger.

Benjamin · 18-09-2012, 02:04 PM

I am watching...

thesheriff443 · 18-09-2012, 02:07 PM

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I am watching...

you perv

Pyramid* · 18-09-2012, 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by ukturtle

I am watching...

Were you watching close enough though... that is the question: where did the 18 year old pal disappear to? Where'd he get put up for the night !

GiRTh · 18-09-2012, 02:14 PM

How did this thread turn into an argument? Sad thing is, I agree with Pyramid* but she's so confrontational and sarcastic I cant be ars*d to join in. I dont get why there are so many personal insults in this thread. No need for it.

thesheriff443 · 18-09-2012, 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by GiRTh

How did this thread turn into an argument? Sad thing is, I agree with Pyramid* but she's so confrontational and sarcastic I cant be ars*d to join in. I dont get why there are so many personal insults in this thread. No need for it.

just think if we where all in bb together

ukturtle would be after my rusty sheriffs badge for sure!

Pyramid* · 18-09-2012, 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by GiRTh

How did this thread turn into an argument? Sad thing is, I agree with Pyramid* but she's so confrontational and sarcastic I cant be ars*d to join in. I dont get why there are so many personal insults in this thread. No need for it.

I will speak bluntly and I'll address the same sarcasm as I am met with by many on here.

Personal insults have been hurled at me all day on various threads by several ...... but funy enough: that seems okay !! So you'll have to forgive me for standing my ground every now and then.

Kizzy: as I suggested earlier: if you read my posts correctly: you will note that I have said (several times) that I do not believe the 18 year olds version: I have said that I am willing to accept the OP's version. I'd appreciate if you would stop trying to infer I have said otherwise as it does seem you are attempting to antagonise for no good reason - and that is why I refer to what could be perceived as you baiting.

The OP may be telling the truth, they may not. I for one do not believe the 18 year old version.

All the info is here? I may have missed the Op confirming the young man contacted him the next day, said thanks. I may have missed him explaining where his mate disappeared to?

the truth · 18-09-2012, 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Pyramid*

I will speak bluntly and I'll address the same sarcasm as I am met with by many on here.

Personal insults have been hurled at me all day on various threads by several ...... but funy enough: that seems okay !! So you'll have to forgive me for standing my ground every now and then.

Kizzy: as I suggested earlier: if you read my posts correctly: you will note that I have said (several times) that I do not believe the 18 year olds version: I have said that I am willing to accept the OP's version. I'd appreciate if you would stop trying to infer I have said otherwise as it does seem you are attempting to antagonise for no good reason - and that is why I refer to what could be perceived as you baiting.

The OP may be telling the truth, they may not. I for one do not believe the 18 year old version.

All the info is here? I may have missed the Op confirming the young man contacted him the next day, said thanks. I may have missed him explaining where his mate disappeared to?

which part do you disbelieve and why?