Tea? (Part 2)

[Gravity Aided]

It's all about human rights here now. Can't do anything. On the other hand in Brum I had a very, very large dog and god help anyone if they had broken into my house. He would have let them in, but they never would have gotten out alive.....

True. I always have a fine, good sized dog as well, and I live in a nice neighborhood.

 

[Gravity Aided]

I'm getting a crow as well, for the more complex tasks.

View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVaITA7eBZE

 

[classic33]

How do they catch any burglars, then?

As they pass them or catch them coming out of the building!

 

[Gravity Aided]

Rabbit Posse.

View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5-6Ccf9eIc

 

[Gravity Aided]

As they pass them or catch them coming out of the building!

 

[welsh dragon]

or they go to arrest them for another crime like drugs and find the stolen items in theyr'e house...

 

[classic33]

or they go to arrest them for another crime like drugs and find the stolen items in theyr'e house...

Not always.

 

[welsh dragon]

Not always.

That's true, but only because the police can't prove they stole the items in the first place.

 

[172traindriver]

Over here, they get a lot of help. Neighborhood Watch, CCTV, Amber Alerts, armed citizenry. Now with concealed carry.

Pretty impressive but unfortunately even with all that you suffer some pretty nasty crime in the USA. Its a shame the world is like it is but there isn't a lot we can do about it. Regarding the armed citizens that can open up a right problem as I seem to remember a couple of years ago wasn't there that teenager walking through a plush neighbourhood in Florida who was shot by a local armed citizen. The guy was unarmed and the case was thrown out of court wasn't it. That lad may have been up to no good or he could have been about to commit a crime. It is a very difficult subject as to who can do what.
I also do agree in certain situations maybe some people do need shooting, but that opens a whole can of worms doesn't it.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Or they have already fenced the stolen items.

 

[172traindriver]

It's all about human rights here now. Can't do anything. On the other hand in Brum I had a very, very large dog and god help anyone if they had broken into my house. He would have let them in, but they never would have gotten out alive.....

Problem is, piece of trash gets in your house, good doggie has a chunk of him. Majority of people say great, trash complains he has been attacked by good doggie, good citizen and good doggie in court, with trash getting compensated.
Never right, but often the case

 

[welsh dragon]

I have no doubt bothe sides see these things differently. People will never aggreee on this subject.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Best never to have or use a gun. That's my theory. The case in Florida was about a zealot who really should not have been in a neighborhood watch program. The police repeatedly told him not to confront the fellow, but he did so anyway.

 

[welsh dragon]

Problem is, piece of trash gets in your house, good doggie has a chunk of him. Majority of people say great, trash complains he has been attacked by good doggie, good citizen and good doggie in court, with trash getting compensated.
Never right, but often the case

Again very true. This is a no win situation... and a no in arguement.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Problem is, piece of trash gets in your house, good doggie has a chunk of him. Majority of people say great, trash complains he has been attacked by good doggie, good citizen and good doggie in court, with trash getting compensated.
Never right, but often the case

American law is different, you are caught in someone elses house after breaking in, very bad what happens to you, but it is injury in commission of a crime. You can be shot dead and have no right to compensation if you were in another's house committing a crime. But yes, first thing and best thing is for the homeowner to flee the situation with all in the house, and phone the police.