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fozy tornip

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We got there in the end.
 

multitool

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Death squads?

In my passing experience of such things, police death squads aren't so much aimed at wiping out drug use and dealing, but eliminating competition and possible informants. So, no. Won't work.

Anyway, it appears I have picked up some unwelcome support on this thread. I might need to go away and re-evaluate my life.
 
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Two weeks ago the police searched his bungalow and came out with evidence bags. Three days ago a near neighbour watched a car known to the police pull into a yard by her house. The junkie got in, sat in there for 20 minutes, then money was passed to him. The car is known to the police for drug activity. An hour later another car pulled up. Occupants sat in there and waited for 20 minutes, until one got out and tried to piss on neighbours house.

The car was chased off by neighbour. Junkie's girlfriend then got in car for a bit.

So, pick ups are not happening in the grit bin and phone box. They are happening by my neighbours house. I don't think they are keeping quantities of drugs in the house because they know they police may come again.

They are quite right. The police will come again, because me and a couple of others are co-ordinating it.

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AndyRM

Elder Goth
I think perhaps you misunderstood my post. It was a sarcastic retort to your suggestion that the drugs stashing was just for a pick-up, as if that is entirely acceptable. This is a village with young children, including my own.

As for your suggestion that I am lying, you can go and fück yourself.

Let me put some meat on the bones of this for you, given your predilection for pronouncing on matters about which you know nothing...

Two weeks ago the police searched his bungalow and came out with evidence bags. Three days ago a near neighbour watched a car known to the police pull into a yard by her house. The junkie got in, sat in there for 20 minutes, then money was passed to him. The car is known to the police for drug activity. An hour later another car pulled up. Occupants sat in there and waited for 20 minutes, until one got out and tried to piss on neighbours house.

The car was chased off by neighbour. Junkie's girlfriend then got in car for a bit.

So, pick ups are not happening in the grit bin and phone box. They are happening by my neighbours house. I don't think they are keeping quantities of drugs in the house because they know they police may come again.

They are quite right. The police will come again, because me and a couple of others are co-ordinating it.

You started this weird dick waving thing. You got called on it by someone who actually knows what they're talking about. You don't.

Good luck being a narc, I hope it brings you immense satisfaction to known that your grit bins and phone box are safe.
 

multitool

Guest
You started this weird dick waving thing. You got called on it by someone who actually knows what they're talking about. You don't.

Here's your first reply to my post about the drugs stash. Dick waving, you say?

As for your junkie neighbour, you seriously expect us to believe they "hide" their drugs in public places? Very good. Although to entertain this fanciful notion, how do you know? Are these spots drops for you?

Good luck being a narc, I hope it brings you immense satisfaction to known that your grit bins and phone box are safe.

Don't care about grit bins. Do care about elderly vulnerable neighbours in sheltered housing too scared to go out, because of scumbags like you.

And that is the last interaction I have with you, here or anywhere.
 
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multitool

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Most junkies deal. They have no choice, it being rare they have anything else in life, like a job.

Sure. As well as a host of other activities like shoplifting, burglary, prostitution, petty theft and so on. It would be much better if they could have their needs met by a clean, safe, free supply taking them out of the hands of criminals and away from the criminal justice system. But hey ho, the political will is not there, even if it is pretty much the favoured option amongst senior ranks in the police.

In the meantime though, this local fûcker tried to climb in through the bathroom window of another elderley neighbour's house last week. The old lady was too scared to report it.
 

AndyRM

Elder Goth
Here's your first reply to my post about the drugs stash. Dick waving, you say?





Don't care about grit bins. Do care about elderly vulnerable neighbours in sheltered housing too scared to go out, because of scumbags like you.

And that is the last interaction I have with you, here or anywhere.

Jeezo, you must live in a right shitehole if your neighbours are too scared to go out because of the junkie you've made up bollocks about.

I don't know why I'm bothering, but I've been called worse with absolutely no justification on this niche of internet.

Doss cvnt.
 

fozy tornip

At the controls of my private jet.
You can't set foot on the forum where I live without stumbling into the squalid turf wars of offensive men squaring up to each other, the air thick with their fearful obscenities.
But what can be done about it?
 
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