Lisa, that is brilliant news, its about time something went right for them after the horrible events they have just been through. Lets just hope the police now manage to catch the little gits who took it in the first place.
Really pleased for you/your son and his girlfriend.
Well that is good news. Lets hope the system comes down on them hard to teach them a lesson (not sure it will though)
Sussex2
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I squatted in Brighton once. I came back one day to find all my stuff outisde the house. Evicted by Hoogstratens henchmen, luckily I wasn't there.
Anyway, as luck would have it, most of the valuables were picked up by the neigbour of a friend and I got those back quickly. I also managed to track down some valuable vinyl by phoning the local second hand record shop, there was someone in there trying to flog it all, who promptly scarpered.
I don't think I lost much at all. Very lucky.
i have been in that situation,awoken by intruders searching for money ,car keys ect
i hope thinngs settle soon for you all
there are words for folk who do such a thing but we wont say here
ps nice add what kind of bike -Yours?
take care
Robbo
Bit more good news!
The scumbags who did this burglary are now being held on remand until the middle of Feb, when they will appear in court charged with this offence and a string of others.
Apparently, because they entered the house while my lad and his family were asleep that counts as Aggravated Burglary, and just for that alone they could get up to 5 years in prison. Add to that the car theft, and whatever the other string of offences is, and with any luck they won't see the light of day for at least 5 years.
The worst thing about it is that one of the lads who did this was my son's friend at school. My son feels totally betrayed by him.