Thread: Bit of excitement this arvo and I just missed it

Originally Posted by DoubleChevron

Safest street in town... No-one would ever be stupid enough to try and rob them or anyone in that area.

seeya,
Shane L.

There was a clubhouse in a neighboring suburb a few years back and the club regularly sent the "Nom's" around the place to mow lawns and do other odd jobs for the elderly residents.

Originally Posted by mox

Have heard several stories from a bloke who has had some involvement with outlaw motorcycle gangs about incidents where they have effectively delivered justice police would largely approve of more efficiently when they and/or the legal system may have been less successful Motorcycle gangs can often get away with marginally legal or illegal enforcement methods the police cannot and police normally would not try to prosecute them for this. Occasionally it concludes with handing offenders to police along with evidence to help them prosecute.


In the case Roverlord described, decent police would most likely thank the maybe ex gang member for catching the petty criminal even though they may have been keeping an eye on what else he gets up to. Someone who may be involved in dubious activities of types the police watch would not like them being supplied with a phone number they may not already have. However, those who realise how readily calls can be intercepted are normally careful about saying things on the phone that they don't want authorities to know about.

Put it this way, he's a wealth of information of what's going on in the neighborhood. He doesn't lock up stuff at his home and nothing gets pinched. He's there to lend me a hand if I need it. He's my fishing buddy.
He knows where I am as he has me tracked on google and rings me worried that I have gone out fishing without him . He always has a beer in his hand and if he sees me working on my car, he comes to supervise me with a can in his hand and another coldie in case I get thirsty. Trouble is I don't really drink much , so often he drinks it for me.