He's not alone in this as in our area there is a family of drongoes that has two teenagers - one about 16 and the other 13'sh who have both been expelled from school for stealing, bullying, wilful damage and a swag of other unsociable behaviours.
Rumour has it that they have been responsible for a number of burglaries in the area, something for which the police seem unable to do anything about. The parents are shits - father an unemployed alcoholic layabout and the mother a recently unemployed cleaner (caught on camera helping herself to employers cash) who are certainly not role models to these little
A recent endeavour by these young fellows who are learning their way through life is to destroy letter-boxes.
Not like this as the solution to this kind of attack could be fixed by this:
No, these little bastards scrotes boys have been setting fire to letter-boxes!
So far, in our street where these little bastards scrotes boys - oh fuck it - I'll stop being mealy-mouthed and say it - these little cunts don't live, there have been four instances of letter-boxes being burnt. This has been limited to only two properties - two each.
One of the owners, after the second incineration has installed a large metal contraption with menacing teeth. Good luck with that.
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The other guy has, after two wooden and plastic boxes have been melted, installed a small metal one. This guy. when driving past the two bastards walking around the bays, slowed down next to them and eye-balled them saying "if it's you I'll do you".
Now there is no proof that the burnings are down to these teenagers but the anecdotal evidence is pretty strong. After the second guy 'threatened' them there hasn't been any further activity but I'm sure it will start up again. The police have visited the family and I guess, without anything constructive to go on, have given them a caution but I feel that the only way that these little bastards will learn is if someone takes a baseball bat to them. I don't advocate violence but I did like that Bronson Vigilante film. Just saying.
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Security cameras, yes, a very good idea. They work at school.
I'm surprised Second.
I thought that you would suggest counselling and caring for these poor, misunderstood boys.
I must admit though that I was considering installing a camera for around the house as when I go to Auckland the house is empty for a few days.
Any suggestions?
Thanks Robert.
I think I'll go with the $500 option. I don't want a pretend one (kind of like having a cut-out dog) and I want to record any coming and going.
I'll check it out when I have some 'readies'.
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