[cmonstanley]

Originally Posted by emzy

I agree that they were doing there job in visiting the bloke to get the money owed, although not sure how much this has been twisted but was he actually forced to get in their car and go to the cash machine? or did he do this voluntarily? If they forced him in the car to take him there then surely this would fall under the catagory of abduction (as so many people pointed out in the snowball boy case) They have a job to do that no one is really going to agree with, and some may use heavy handed techniques in order to get what is owed to the company that they work for (which i dont agree with) but this is just one highlighted case where tragedy has followed what they have done in order to get the fine payed. This is unfortunate, and my heart goes out to the family and friends of this bloke, but it has fallen into the typical stereotyping of someone, which does get up my nose. I know someone who used to be a bailiff, and he was one of the nicest blokes ever, so would be unfair to call him a bully etc, they arnt all the same.

he used to be a bailiff why did he leave?ask him?