Thread: A crims rights

They can only sue you if the actually survive to tell the tale. And hungry pigs eat absolutely anything they are fed.

Originally Posted by dobbo

They can only sue you if the actually survive to tell the tale. And hungry pigs eat absolutely anything they are fed.

Including your pet cat, the lawn, the plants in the garden.

No thanks, I keep the crims - er no - just don't have anything worth stealing.

Diana

If you find youself with an intruder in the house - and you manage to get the upper hand, beat the dirty scum to an inch of their life.

When the cops arrive, proclaim the intruder trip on a hose or fell down the stairs.

Intruder gets arrested, hopefully unconscience. You get a bravery award

About 15 years ago a Bulimba resident came home from work mid-afternoon to find his front door open and two dark skinned teenagers ransackingthe premises. one of them went for him with a knife. Bad idea. The householder was a waterfront veteran, ship's painter and docker, and armed with a steel bottomed Gladstone bag and steel toed boots. The two housebreakers soon found out that being in a confined space with a hard man who had survived worse Friday night brawls in the union hall was not good for their health. The police were called by a neighbour, after two battered teenagers were thrown out on the footpath. Taken by ambulance to the PA Hospital with abrasion, contusions, a few minor broken bones, and one case of partly crushed family jewels requiring urgent surgery to avoid life as a gelding. Aboriginal Legal Service lawyer screaming blue murder and threatening all kinds of action until being made aware by police just who it was the two had assaulted, and who defended himself vigorously in fear of his life, and being informed that he had mates who were very hard men who would no doubt extract revenge according to the code of the dockers should any action be taken against the householder. Nothing more ever heard.

Yep just beat the seven shades out of them, to solve the problem of them sueing you break their jaw and both hands. Can't talk can't sign a statement

I feel sorry for the cops they spend their time finding these scum bags and then they get let off in court because of whatever reason, especially if their black, and no I'm not being racist that's just the way it is.

I thought the laws (I mean the legal ones not the law of the jungle) had been amended in the last few years so a home owner was allowed to use 'reasonable force' to eject home invaders and they were not responsible for their health and safely while pilfering?
But perhaps I just dreamt it.

I was informed some years ago after executing a citizens arrest that u can only meet force with force.
EG if hit hit back and so on?
I just explained to the burglar that if he moved I would beat the c??P out of him and toss him over the fence into the school next door and call an ambulance declairing I knew nothing but heard a fight going on.
needless to say he did not budge, did I mention that I am over 6ft and quite wide in the shoulders/ex martial arts and so on also have ex SAS parentwell trained.
Police booked him with more offences than I knew existed.
PS This young man went on to be involved with a local seige and bomb threat.
Still incacerated to this day.
I say pay out and let the court decide??
after all the Police cant as hands tied.
Would not want their job for all the rovers in UK.
Take my hat off to them all.Great job/ except for Kojak with Kodak they need to concentrate on school zones and not @ the bottom of hills out of town.

Well, this is the South Australian version of the law,
"Defence of property A person is entitled to use such conduct as he or she genuinely believes is necessary to defend property from being taken, destroyed, damaged or interfered with; to prevent criminal trespass; or to arrest someone unlawfully at large - as long as the conduct was reasonably proportionate to the threat the defendant genuinely believed to exist (see also: Home invasion), and if the conduct resulted in death, the defendant did not act recklessly or intend to cause death."

NSW, Lawyers out to help the thief?? George Sten & Co Sydney - your rights under arrest

Home Invasion, Burglary & Theft
Introduction

Home Invasion, Burglary and Theft cases are all property offences. These crimes are dealt with in the District Court. The severity of these crimes increases where there are aggravating circumstances. If charged with one of these offences you must attend court and hiring a lawyer to represent you is strongly recommended.

Interesting...