JNugent <jenningsandco@mail.com> wrote:
> On 23/02/2023 11:29 am, swldx...@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>> This is the "previous"
>> QUOTE:
>
>> THREE young Wirral men involved in a terrifying raid were all put behind bars today.
>> Liverpool Crown Court heard that the incident happened at a flat in
>> Pembroke Court, Birkenhead on the morning of April 21 this year.
>> The woman who lives there had nipped out leaving three friends, a woman
>> and two men, in the premises.
>> Sam Searson, Kory Hodgskin and a 16-year-old youth then knocked asking for cigarettes.
>> They left empty-handed but returned about 15 minutes later and one of
>> the occupants let them in.
>> While the woman was sitting on the sofa feeding a baby and the two men
>> were in the kitchen, the three youths produced knives, said Robert Jansen, prosecuting.
>> One of them was also holding a hammer and one of the trio said 'we're
>> taking the money' and one took a tin from the kitchen sideboard
>> containing £200 belonging to the owner.
>> One also picked up an Ipod but after one said: 'not in front of the
>> baby' the incident ended and they all ran off.
>> "The incident was over quickly but all three witnesses were terrified," said Mr Jansen.
>> Police examined CCTV footage and the three youths were all identified
>> and subsequently arrested.
>> Searson and Hodgskin, both 19, of Rosedale Road, Tranmere, and the
>> juvenile, who is now 17, all pleaded guilty to aggravated burglary.
>> Searson, who also admitted burglary in Rocklands Avenue, Bebington,
>> aggravated vehicle taking and burglary in Ben Nevis Road, Tranmere, was
>> sentenced to a total of 42 months detention.
>> Hodgskin received 30 months and the juvenile, who cannot be named for
>> legal reasons, was sentenced to a 12 month detention and training order.
>> Mr Jansen told the court that the burglary in Rocklands Avenue was
>> discovered in the early hours of April 5 when the householder found his
>> front door keys were missing from the lock and his BMW was missing from the drive.
>> The following morning a woman living in Ben Nevis Road found her home
>> had been burgled and a laptop, jewellery and two purses, were missing.
>> A policeman later saw and followed the stolen BMW and when he activated
>> his warning lights the two occupants jumped out, leaving the car to
>> collide with a brick wall, damaging the house and wall.
>> The stolen laptop was found inside and Searson was arrested nearby.
>> The court heard that all three defendants had pleaded guilty and were remorseful.

> Were they ALL on fairy-cycles?
I think it’s more a case of a vicious cycle.

--
Spike

On 23/02/2023 12:24 pm, Spike wrote:
> JNugent <jenningsandco@mail.com> wrote:
>> On 23/02/2023 11:29 am, swldx...@gmail.com wrote:
>>>
>>> This is the "previous"
>>> QUOTE:
>>
>>> THREE young Wirral men involved in a terrifying raid were all put behind bars today.
>>> Liverpool Crown Court heard that the incident happened at a flat in
>>> Pembroke Court, Birkenhead on the morning of April 21 this year.
>>> The woman who lives there had nipped out leaving three friends, a woman
>>> and two men, in the premises.
>>> Sam Searson, Kory Hodgskin and a 16-year-old youth then knocked asking for cigarettes.
>>> They left empty-handed but returned about 15 minutes later and one of
>>> the occupants let them in.
>>> While the woman was sitting on the sofa feeding a baby and the two men
>>> were in the kitchen, the three youths produced knives, said Robert Jansen, prosecuting.
>>> One of them was also holding a hammer and one of the trio said 'we're
>>> taking the money' and one took a tin from the kitchen sideboard
>>> containing £200 belonging to the owner.
>>> One also picked up an Ipod but after one said: 'not in front of the
>>> baby' the incident ended and they all ran off.
>>> "The incident was over quickly but all three witnesses were terrified," said Mr Jansen.
>>> Police examined CCTV footage and the three youths were all identified
>>> and subsequently arrested.
>>> Searson and Hodgskin, both 19, of Rosedale Road, Tranmere, and the
>>> juvenile, who is now 17, all pleaded guilty to aggravated burglary.
>>> Searson, who also admitted burglary in Rocklands Avenue, Bebington,
>>> aggravated vehicle taking and burglary in Ben Nevis Road, Tranmere, was
>>> sentenced to a total of 42 months detention.
>>> Hodgskin received 30 months and the juvenile, who cannot be named for
>>> legal reasons, was sentenced to a 12 month detention and training order.
>>> Mr Jansen told the court that the burglary in Rocklands Avenue was
>>> discovered in the early hours of April 5 when the householder found his
>>> front door keys were missing from the lock and his BMW was missing from the drive.
>>> The following morning a woman living in Ben Nevis Road found her home
>>> had been burgled and a laptop, jewellery and two purses, were missing.
>>> A policeman later saw and followed the stolen BMW and when he activated
>>> his warning lights the two occupants jumped out, leaving the car to
>>> collide with a brick wall, damaging the house and wall.
>>> The stolen laptop was found inside and Searson was arrested nearby.
>>> The court heard that all three defendants had pleaded guilty and were remorseful.
>
>> Were they ALL on fairy-cycles?
>
> I think it’s more a case of a vicious cycle.

Very good! :-)

Perhaps there's a slot for that phrase in newsgroup discourse as an
alternative to "fairy-cycle"?

In fact, in some circumstances, it might well be better and more decriptive.

JNugent <jenningsandco@mail.com> wrote:
> On 23/02/2023 12:24 pm, Spike wrote:
>> JNugent <jenningsandco@mail.com> wrote:
>>> On 23/02/2023 11:29 am, swldx...@gmail.com wrote:
>>>>
>>>> This is the "previous"
>>>> QUOTE:
>>>
>>>> THREE young Wirral men involved in a terrifying raid were all put behind bars today.
>>>> Liverpool Crown Court heard that the incident happened at a flat in
>>>> Pembroke Court, Birkenhead on the morning of April 21 this year.
>>>> The woman who lives there had nipped out leaving three friends, a woman
>>>> and two men, in the premises.
>>>> Sam Searson, Kory Hodgskin and a 16-year-old youth then knocked asking for cigarettes.
>>>> They left empty-handed but returned about 15 minutes later and one of
>>>> the occupants let them in.
>>>> While the woman was sitting on the sofa feeding a baby and the two men
>>>> were in the kitchen, the three youths produced knives, said Robert Jansen, prosecuting.
>>>> One of them was also holding a hammer and one of the trio said 'we're
>>>> taking the money' and one took a tin from the kitchen sideboard
>>>> containing £200 belonging to the owner.
>>>> One also picked up an Ipod but after one said: 'not in front of the
>>>> baby' the incident ended and they all ran off.
>>>> "The incident was over quickly but all three witnesses were terrified," said Mr Jansen.
>>>> Police examined CCTV footage and the three youths were all identified
>>>> and subsequently arrested.
>>>> Searson and Hodgskin, both 19, of Rosedale Road, Tranmere, and the
>>>> juvenile, who is now 17, all pleaded guilty to aggravated burglary.
>>>> Searson, who also admitted burglary in Rocklands Avenue, Bebington,
>>>> aggravated vehicle taking and burglary in Ben Nevis Road, Tranmere, was
>>>> sentenced to a total of 42 months detention.
>>>> Hodgskin received 30 months and the juvenile, who cannot be named for
>>>> legal reasons, was sentenced to a 12 month detention and training order.
>>>> Mr Jansen told the court that the burglary in Rocklands Avenue was
>>>> discovered in the early hours of April 5 when the householder found his
>>>> front door keys were missing from the lock and his BMW was missing from the drive.
>>>> The following morning a woman living in Ben Nevis Road found her home
>>>> had been burgled and a laptop, jewellery and two purses, were missing.
>>>> A policeman later saw and followed the stolen BMW and when he activated
>>>> his warning lights the two occupants jumped out, leaving the car to
>>>> collide with a brick wall, damaging the house and wall.
>>>> The stolen laptop was found inside and Searson was arrested nearby.
>>>> The court heard that all three defendants had pleaded guilty and were remorseful.
>>
>>> Were they ALL on fairy-cycles?
>>
>> I think it’s more a case of a vicious cycle.
>
> Very good! :-)
>
> Perhaps there's a slot for that phrase in newsgroup discourse as an
> alternative to "fairy-cycle"?
>
> In fact, in some circumstances, it might well be better and more decriptive.
>

😉

--
Spike

On 23/02/2023 12:42 pm, Spike wrote:
> JNugent <jenningsandco@mail.com> wrote:
>> On 23/02/2023 12:24 pm, Spike wrote:
>>> JNugent <jenningsandco@mail.com> wrote:
>>>> On 23/02/2023 11:29 am, swldx...@gmail.com wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> This is the "previous"
>>>>> QUOTE:
>>>>
>>>>> THREE young Wirral men involved in a terrifying raid were all put behind bars today.
>>>>> Liverpool Crown Court heard that the incident happened at a flat in
>>>>> Pembroke Court, Birkenhead on the morning of April 21 this year.
>>>>> The woman who lives there had nipped out leaving three friends, a woman
>>>>> and two men, in the premises.
>>>>> Sam Searson, Kory Hodgskin and a 16-year-old youth then knocked asking for cigarettes.
>>>>> They left empty-handed but returned about 15 minutes later and one of
>>>>> the occupants let them in.
>>>>> While the woman was sitting on the sofa feeding a baby and the two men
>>>>> were in the kitchen, the three youths produced knives, said Robert Jansen, prosecuting.
>>>>> One of them was also holding a hammer and one of the trio said 'we're
>>>>> taking the money' and one took a tin from the kitchen sideboard
>>>>> containing £200 belonging to the owner.
>>>>> One also picked up an Ipod but after one said: 'not in front of the
>>>>> baby' the incident ended and they all ran off.
>>>>> "The incident was over quickly but all three witnesses were terrified," said Mr Jansen.
>>>>> Police examined CCTV footage and the three youths were all identified
>>>>> and subsequently arrested.
>>>>> Searson and Hodgskin, both 19, of Rosedale Road, Tranmere, and the
>>>>> juvenile, who is now 17, all pleaded guilty to aggravated burglary.
>>>>> Searson, who also admitted burglary in Rocklands Avenue, Bebington,
>>>>> aggravated vehicle taking and burglary in Ben Nevis Road, Tranmere, was
>>>>> sentenced to a total of 42 months detention.
>>>>> Hodgskin received 30 months and the juvenile, who cannot be named for
>>>>> legal reasons, was sentenced to a 12 month detention and training order.
>>>>> Mr Jansen told the court that the burglary in Rocklands Avenue was
>>>>> discovered in the early hours of April 5 when the householder found his
>>>>> front door keys were missing from the lock and his BMW was missing from the drive.
>>>>> The following morning a woman living in Ben Nevis Road found her home
>>>>> had been burgled and a laptop, jewellery and two purses, were missing.
>>>>> A policeman later saw and followed the stolen BMW and when he activated
>>>>> his warning lights the two occupants jumped out, leaving the car to
>>>>> collide with a brick wall, damaging the house and wall.
>>>>> The stolen laptop was found inside and Searson was arrested nearby.
>>>>> The court heard that all three defendants had pleaded guilty and were remorseful.
>>>
>>>> Were they ALL on fairy-cycles?
>>>
>>> I think it’s more a case of a vicious cycle.
>>
>> Very good! :-)
>>
>> Perhaps there's a slot for that phrase in newsgroup discourse as an
>> alternative to "fairy-cycle"?
>>
>> In fact, in some circumstances, it might well be better and more decriptive.

"more descriptive", of course!>
> 😉

>
QUOTE: The stolen laptop was found inside and Searson was arrested nearby. ENDS

He was later beaten up for "robbin are ken", apparently.
Join the dots.

On 23/02/2023 12:55 pm, swldx...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>>
> QUOTE: The stolen laptop was found inside and Searson was arrested nearby. ENDS
>
> He was later beaten up for "robbin are ken", apparently.
> Join the dots.

Sounds Yorkie-ish.

Or Scottish.

QUOTE: THREE young Wirral men involved in a terrifying raid were all put behind bars today. ENDS

In and out of Strangeways like a thieving Scouse chav.

Twas ever thus.