Disgusting - Page 2

gpick24 · 14-01-2014, 20:03

No, not surprised at all. Hope the caution she got comes back to haunt her in the future, will be on a CRB check for a while.

dotti34 · 14-01-2014, 22:11

This is very distressing - but what gets me is that someone actually stands there and videos this sort of thing instead of trying to help the victim. I don't know this case in particular but know of similar ones that have happened in this part of the world, where people have stood around and made no effort to intervene. Standing there taking videos (for their own gratification and excitement???) which often incites the perpetrators to be more vicious.

I know that people don't like to get involved and are worried for their own skin but surely if they have anything about them the first thing to do is to try to help the hapless victim.
What if the victim belonged to them? How would they feel knowing that no-one had helped.

The attackers are bullies and cowards - the video takers are not much better.

You are spot-on Margaret with your comments in regard to respect.

gpick24 · 14-01-2014, 22:22

Dotti, I think the person taking the video was with the girl, he was recording before the assault took place. They walked alongside their victim for a short time then she was grabbed from behind and dragged her to the ground kicking and punching her in the face.
Someone did step in at this point.

dotti34 · 14-01-2014, 23:20

gpick24, many thanks for the update on this case. At least this time it wasn't what I had thought had happened - but we have had some awful cases here where there has been an assault and the people around HAVE behaved in the fashion I set out in my post.
Some of the assaults have happened at schools and involved student/s, the perpetrator/s encouraged by the mob all clicking away - what sort of adults are they going to be I wonder, the ones involved AND the 'clickers'.

AccringtonNewbie · 15-01-2014, 08:42

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Originally Posted by Less

Nope I think folk have fallen into the trap set by the thread starter.
Since coming to our town/area not had a good thing to say about it. Always coming up with bad examples. I'm beginning to wonder why his/her parole officer sent him/her here?
After all, who moves into a town they've never been to, know nothing about and keep dragging up the bad bits we already know about?
He/she obviously isn't happy here, maybe he/she should ask for a transfer somewhere more appropriate ?
What had he/she done to deserve having to live in these surroundings?

I apologise that I appear to have given you that impression! On the contarary I love it hear and I love the towns folk. I do just enjoy a good moan. I will try to be more on the positive side in future!

Neil · 15-01-2014, 09:08

Here is a link to this story in the Telegraph Three teenagers released on bail after filmed attack on girl in Blackburn (From Lancashire Telegraph)

accyman · 15-01-2014, 09:57

jack straw thinks its wrong to name these girls and that the people who did broke the law

anyone esle think different to this muppet

accyman · 15-01-2014, 10:02

by the way i know it is illigal to name children in court cases etc but without people coming forward and naming these girls on facebook they would have most likely got away with it

well it turns out they have in a way anyway

Neil · 15-01-2014, 10:14

Until they are arrested and in court they are not in court cases so are they still protected or only after they are arrested?

accyman · 15-01-2014, 10:40

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Originally Posted by Neil

Until they are arrested and in court they are not in court cases so are they still protected or only after they are arrested?

i have no idea but it seems harsh to go after those who helped their capture.Fair enough them going after ones who have made threats though

CHAZ1975 · 15-01-2014, 11:23

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Originally Posted by gpick24

From what I`ve heard tonight, that is likely to be the case I`m afraid.

Is it any wonder that people take the law into their own hands and "deal" with this sort of thing themselves

gpick24 · 15-01-2014, 12:11

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Originally Posted by CHAZ1975

Is it any wonder that people take the law into their own hands and "deal" with this sort of thing themselves

If the link posted by Neil is correct, then what I heard is probably incorrect, I don`t think you can get a caution/reprimand from the police and then go to court as well.

Margaret Pilkington · 15-01-2014, 13:49

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Originally Posted by CHAZ1975

Is it any wonder that people take the law into their own hands and "deal" with this sort of thing themselves

Whatever our thoughts or feelings, there is due process of law to be followed.

Taking the law into your own hands is going to get anyone who does it some serious grief.
You cannot set yourself up as judge and jury....not even when there is concrete evidence.

accyman · 15-01-2014, 14:03

i think the age of protection from been named needs lowering

if you can have kids,fight for your country etc then you can be resposible for your actions and the effects they have

mind you saying that you can die for your country ,have a baby but cant have a drink and a smoke

lol just realized you can have sex but cant watch a movie of other people having sex lol

what a contridiction our system is

Neil · 15-01-2014, 15:32

That's so the girls are not scared off after watching certain films