Missing in action: knockout and Steve689?
Missing in action: knockout and Steve689?
Where are they? Steve could be stuck at traffic lights on the Wolverhampton ring road; knockout will be supporting his guv'nor who nearly pulled off a brilliant crime (1.1 million quid).
Hey, we miss your knowledge lads.
Hey, we miss your knowledge lads.
whassup guys??
i am here. sitting in an interney cafe in prague!!!
whats new???
The peacock situation??? I dont know what you have heard but Tony and Martin have been inside for a year now awaiting trial...
Mutha fuckers wouldnt let them have bail.... yet the guys who did an armed heist at heathrow a month or so got bailed.....
i am here. sitting in an interney cafe in prague!!!
whats new???
The peacock situation??? I dont know what you have heard but Tony and Martin have been inside for a year now awaiting trial...
Mutha fuckers wouldnt let them have bail.... yet the guys who did an armed heist at heathrow a month or so got bailed.....
I hope he doesn't think we hold it against him. Christ, I wish I had the balls to drive into Gatwick airport in a fake security van and get staff to load a million quid into the back of it.
It deserved to succeed.
And it was only the HSBC's money. They made twenty times that by moving their call centres from Britain to Bangalore.
They deserve to be robbed.
It deserved to succeed.
And it was only the HSBC's money. They made twenty times that by moving their call centres from Britain to Bangalore.
They deserve to be robbed.
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bennie wrote:Oh, sorry, you're back on board. Lend us a fiver.
I have been away for the last week..... has the story only just broke in the boxing press?????
like you say the alledged crime was non-violent and yet the way they are treated by the justice system you would think they were mass murderers//\\
Yeah, the trial is being reported in the London press. The police bugged Peacock for several months and discovered the plans for the heist that way. Sneaky bastards.knockout wrote:bennie wrote:Oh, sorry, you're back on board. Lend us a fiver.
I have been away for the last week..... has the story only just broke in the boxing press?????
like you say the alledged crime was non-violent and yet the way they are treated by the justice system you would think they were mass murderers//\\
Great to hear from you. Hope you're having a nice time in a magnificent city.
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jamesmcdonnell
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You should know by now, that you get more for theft than any other crime in this country.
As they say, possession is nine-tenths of the law. The penal system hands out huge penalties to those who take what is not theirs, in order to deter others from getting a taste for it.
People often get longer for armed robbery where not a single shot is fired than for murder.
As they say, possession is nine-tenths of the law. The penal system hands out huge penalties to those who take what is not theirs, in order to deter others from getting a taste for it.
People often get longer for armed robbery where not a single shot is fired than for murder.
That's true, but when the crime is against a big institution, the judicial system (an institution itself) really gets on it's high horse.jamesmcdonnell wrote:You should know by now, that you get more for theft than any other crime in this country.
As they say, possession is nine-tenths of the law. The penal system hands out huge penalties to those who take what is not theirs, in order to deter others from getting a taste for it.
People often get longer for armed robbery where not a single shot is fired than for murder.
jamesmcdonnell wrote:You should know by now, that you get more for theft than any other crime in this country.
As they say, possession is nine-tenths of the law. The penal system hands out huge penalties to those who take what is not theirs, in order to deter others from getting a taste for it.
People often get longer for armed robbery where not a single shot is fired than for murder.
you are quite right James......
It's one thing that makes me sick about this country. Most of the judiciary will have shares in these institutions or some finance houses and take it is a fornicating personal slight.bennie wrote:That's true, but when the crime is against a big institution, the judicial system (an institution itself) really gets on it's high horse.jamesmcdonnell wrote:You should know by now, that you get more for theft than any other crime in this country.
As they say, possession is nine-tenths of the law. The penal system hands out huge penalties to those who take what is not theirs, in order to deter others from getting a taste for it.
People often get longer for armed robbery where not a single shot is fired than for murder.
Yet when some old dear who hasn't hurt a fly in her life gets filled in by some crack head, he gets community hours. Go figga.
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mickeybeard
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Thankfully, it's not Steve. The guy who died in Portugal was Steve Smith and our Steve has a different surname.mickeybeard wrote:Got a bit worried when I heard on the news that the poor bugger who got stabbed in Portugal last night was called Steve, and was from Wolverhampton. He'd been travelling the world for a while though, so it can't be our very own Steve689.
Sorry to drag up this old thread but this fellow mentioned Steve Smith who was a mechanic who lived a few streets down from me. I remember one christmas down our local he downed a chili shot and spewed over a chairbennie wrote:Thankfully, it's not Steve. The guy who died in Portugal was Steve Smith and our Steve has a different surname.mickeybeard wrote:Got a bit worried when I heard on the news that the poor bugger who got stabbed in Portugal last night was called Steve, and was from Wolverhampton. He'd been travelling the world for a while though, so it can't be our very own Steve689.
P.S. Cheers for the concern