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LOL Justin, I’m nowhere near that age, and I don’t live on that side of town anyhow.
You’re secretly a fat man that rapes people in prison?[/quote]
LOL JC usually refers to me as “Bubba” as do alot on this site.
Not a fat man who rapes, a fat woman with crutches. 
Well, I know of several houses in that area that have been broken into. I can’t say it’s been 25 or 100 or any particular amount, but for sure there has been some major B+Es in that area. One family had ALL of their presents stolen before Xmas except for one, which was apparently too heavy for one person to carry.
So what is the answer?Pay him a visit?
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On a personal level, I do not have to question the validity of this particular incident. It happened!
Thee-oh-door-oh is open? He’ll walk right in!
unreal… where are F@%K are the parents?!
I have not or will not disclose this kids name, however I was in a conversation with a local officer of the law ( 3 of my neighbours have caught him )Not sure as to why he can’t or has not been charged. Are you allowed legally to defend your property if you catch him in your house? I don’t want to be breaking any laws but really … WTH is going on with this kid? Something is fishy here … not the story because I know in at least 5 instances that his involvement is 100% accurate. Is it because of his age … if so I think we need to start working on the legal system or lack of one
Canadian law is based on the premise that you can use “reasonable” force to defend yourself. What’s “reasonable” can’t really be summed up because every situation must be judged on it’s own merits, but basically you’ll be expected to explain yourself for whatever actions you take. If someone enters your home and leaves on a stretcher, you had better have an explanation other than “he was in my house.”
There has been some talk about a block watch or C.O.P for this part of town.He does not turn 18 till August,too long to wait.Maybe if more of us pressured the RCMP they would NOT have a choice but to do something before one of us does something they may regret!
This is exactly what is wrong with how our Judicial system views underaged offenders, and the lack of responsibility taken by anybody.
The “child” can’t be held responsible, the mother is not responsible, then should’nt the system be responsible for the loss of property and emotional toll this sort of thing takes on a household?
This “kid”, is the same age as my nephew, but my nephew has finished highschool and is currently working out options for a carreer and and doing adult things.
I don’t really know what my point is here, except, IMO, this lowlife is gonna be a burden on society forever, the police know it, his parent knows it and so does everyone who has been victimized by him.
Unfortunately, the RCMP can only go so far without breaking the law themselves… and that isn’t going to happen. They’re hands are tied when it comes to the Young Offenders Act R.S.C. 1985. Personally, I think if an individual commits a crime who is protected under the said Act, the parents should be held responsible. Someone asked ‘where are the parents?’ I know of the individual involved in this particular incident and I have seen the surname appear on the Court Docket at Marketplace. I don’t want to speculate, but I’m willing to wager there is more than just a strong connection. The “Act” has to be changed… period!
This individual has been arrested and is remanded pending charges(unknown at this time)so we may get a short respite,who knows for how long.
So three pages of anger management later, it would seem that the Police weren’t quite as helpless to do anything as you originally thought.
Maybe it might have been best to wait until the first available court date after a long weekend to see if anything was going to happen, rather than to get the horses, the rope and look for that fine oak tree.
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Did you turn french or something? My Justincase translator isn’t working, you’re going to have to translate for me.
It’s good this kid is at least getting some sort of punishment, not that it will be much. I’ve been seeing these previews for a new show, Scared Straight. I guess they put jeuvies into jail, just for a small amount of time, they can live and interact with criminals. Sounds like a good show, and a good idea.
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Did you turn french or something? My Justincase translator isn’t working, you’re going to have to translate for me.
It’s good this kid is at least getting some sort of punishment, not that it will be much. I’ve been seeing these previews for a new show, Scared Straight. I guess they put jeuvies into jail, just for a small amount of time, they can live and interact with criminals. Sounds like a good show, and a good idea.[/quote]
Just make it legal to defend your property with ‘less than deadly’ force. Problem solved… little shits like this wouldnt have the balls to rob another house after their first baseball bat to the jaw.
They tried that shit years back and it was not what they would call successful , if it is the same format this time well its a waste of your tax money. Put the little pricks in cells for a week or two and then maybe it will work , I feel the same way in regards to the kid who steals a car and is drinking , take the little prick to the city morgue and make them sit there for awhile with visions of where he or she can end up. Time for government in charge to stop pussy footing around with these punks …Peace…
So Smurffff,one of the reasons he is in jail is because we reported the breakins…has fa to do with court dates…say nothing and guess what? nothing happens,so are you saying we should all have kept quiet?See what you will say when it is you that is violated!
he tripped and fell on my baseball bat.
From your first post on this topic “The police are helpless to do anything as he is still a minor”
Considering the latest report here is that the culprit has been arrested and charged that would seem to suggest that they weren’t helpless.
Good for you for reporting the break in, not sure why you wouldn’t, however, before you assembled the posse it probably would have been best to wait to see how the ole justice system actually worked out in this case.
But hey if you want to take credit for the end result, good on ya, keep up the good work.
He is in jail because of parole or probation violations,not because we reported a breakin.Knowlege is power,the more people that know about this jerk the better.Sitting back and letting the system do it’s thing is NOT an option! SORRY Smurfie!