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Ram Raided @ my day job today!!
Posted on: 19.12.2011 by Golden Faubert
just thought id share my shock! i was at work in the club that i run today, when at about 4.45 pm a jeep drove into the front fire exit of the building and two balaclava'd guys jumped out and came into the building, they came into the office where i was and asked where the safe was, so i just told them, they couldnt get inside it luckily and i had left my keys at home, they left with only a fake
Tillie Sliman
21.12.2011
Originally Posted by Xonetacular
Gotta love Castle Doctrine. Here if someone intrudes in your place of residence you have every right to shoot them until they are no longer a threat to you or anyone inside. We also have a Stand Your Ground law where you don't have to retreat if you are threatened with a deadly weapon (rock, knife, whatever) in public or in a private place that is not your residence and you can defend yourself with deadly force until the threat is neutralized.


Anyway I'm glad OP is ok and it didn't end much worse.
YYYYUP. The idea of having to defend myself with a firearm is terrifying, but not half as much as not being able to legally do so. My state doesn't have a castle doctine as such but I have yet to hear about a legitimate case of self defense being prosecuted.
Romelia Stankard
21.12.2011
Originally Posted by lexion610
Probably not a good idea in the UK, as the legality of threatening an intruder with an offensive weapon is questionable :/ Heard a story recently where a farmer threatened a burglar with a shotgun, i believe he got locked up for it!
Gotta love Castle Doctrine. Here if someone intrudes in your place of residence you have every right to shoot them until they are no longer a threat to you or anyone inside. We also have a Stand Your Ground law where you don't have to retreat if you are threatened with a deadly weapon (rock, knife, whatever) in public or in a private place that is not your residence and you can defend yourself with deadly force until the threat is neutralized.


Anyway I'm glad OP is ok and it didn't end much worse.
Romelia Stankard
21.12.2011
Originally Posted by CryderSteez
I can't fathom living in a place where you can't expect to be able to defend yourself against this sort of lunacy.
+1
Random X
21.12.2011
Originally Posted by photojojo
Glad your okay.

+13!
Kristopher Salta
22.12.2011
Originally Posted by Shatzen
do you have a gun? if not go get one
Probably not a good idea in the UK, as the legality of threatening an intruder with an offensive weapon is questionable :/ Heard a story recently where a farmer threatened a burglar with a shotgun, i believe he got locked up for it!
Golden Faubert
19.12.2011
Originally Posted by Bassline Brine
Yeah, I've been held up before at gunpoint, and it's never a fun experience. Glad you came out of it fine, you never know with people like that exactly what they are on, or what they are going to do. (As honestly, most of it is usually drug-related).

In my experience, unless you had cameras, not much will happen. But I don't really believe the police try hard unless they are forced by political or media.
shit mate, i feel for ya! i believe youre right tho, they clearly knew the building layout and obviously knew we had cameras, maybe not 45 of them but still.
Golden Faubert
19.12.2011		just thought id share my shock! i was at work in the club that i run today, when at about 4.45 pm a jeep drove into the front fire exit of the building and two balaclava'd guys jumped out and came into the building, they came into the office where i was and asked where the safe was, so i just told them, they couldnt get inside it luckily and i had left my keys at home, they left with only a fake
Golden Faubert
22.12.2011		cheers guys, there's a petrol station opposite the club that was hit yesterday, however they pulled a shotgun on the security guard, im REALLY glad that wasnt the case on monday. i wouldnt have thought things like this would happen here either, especially on a monday afternoon after all of the banking had already been done lol.
Kristofer Krauel
21.12.2011		Actually this has been in the news recently. An old guy in manchester caught someone breaking in to his house and in the scuffle that ensued the burglar got studded and died. The old guy went to court on a murder/manslaughter charge but the judge rule he'd used "appropriate force" to defend his property and he was cleared. I believe the law has changed as a result. Something similar happened in the 90's where a farmer shot a 16yr old boy who had broken in to his cottage. The farmer got sent down for a long time though for murder.

anyway @brian glad you ok man. Wouldn't have though things like that happen in Northampton!!!
Tillie Sliman
21.12.2011
Originally Posted by Xonetacular
Gotta love Castle Doctrine. Here if someone intrudes in your place of residence you have every right to shoot them until they are no longer a threat to you or anyone inside. We also have a Stand Your Ground law where you don't have to retreat if you are threatened with a deadly weapon (rock, knife, whatever) in public or in a private place that is not your residence and you can defend yourself with deadly force until the threat is neutralized.


Anyway I'm glad OP is ok and it didn't end much worse.
YYYYUP. The idea of having to defend myself with a firearm is terrifying, but not half as much as not being able to legally do so. My state doesn't have a castle doctine as such but I have yet to hear about a legitimate case of self defense being prosecuted.
Maisie Gwen
21.12.2011		I can't even begin to count the number of times I've had a gun pulled on me. My own dad has shoved a 9mm in my face.

Also, congrats on not getting killed by some rookies.
Romelia Stankard
21.12.2011
Originally Posted by lexion610
Probably not a good idea in the UK, as the legality of threatening an intruder with an offensive weapon is questionable :/ Heard a story recently where a farmer threatened a burglar with a shotgun, i believe he got locked up for it!
Gotta love Castle Doctrine. Here if someone intrudes in your place of residence you have every right to shoot them until they are no longer a threat to you or anyone inside. We also have a Stand Your Ground law where you don't have to retreat if you are threatened with a deadly weapon (rock, knife, whatever) in public or in a private place that is not your residence and you can defend yourself with deadly force until the threat is neutralized.


Anyway I'm glad OP is ok and it didn't end much worse.
Romelia Stankard
21.12.2011
Originally Posted by CryderSteez
I can't fathom living in a place where you can't expect to be able to defend yourself against this sort of lunacy.
+1
Random X
21.12.2011
Originally Posted by photojojo
Glad your okay.

+13!
Tillie Sliman
21.12.2011		I can't fathom living in a place where you can't expect to be able to defend yourself against this sort of lunacy.
Osvaldo Newhall
21.12.2011		Sorry to hear that. Be extra careful next time.
Kristopher Salta
22.12.2011
Originally Posted by Shatzen
do you have a gun? if not go get one
Probably not a good idea in the UK, as the legality of threatening an intruder with an offensive weapon is questionable :/ Heard a story recently where a farmer threatened a burglar with a shotgun, i believe he got locked up for it!
Eloisa Biehle
19.12.2011		do you have a gun? if not go get one
Golden Faubert
19.12.2011
Originally Posted by Bassline Brine
Yeah, I've been held up before at gunpoint, and it's never a fun experience. Glad you came out of it fine, you never know with people like that exactly what they are on, or what they are going to do. (As honestly, most of it is usually drug-related).

In my experience, unless you had cameras, not much will happen. But I don't really believe the police try hard unless they are forced by political or media.
shit mate, i feel for ya! i believe youre right tho, they clearly knew the building layout and obviously knew we had cameras, maybe not 45 of them but still.
Audrey Pinda
19.12.2011		Yeah, I've been held up before at gunpoint, and it's never a fun experience. Glad you came out of it fine, you never know with people like that exactly what they are on, or what they are going to do. (As honestly, most of it is usually drug-related).

In my experience, unless you had cameras, not much will happen. But I don't really believe the police try hard unless they are forced by political or media.
Golden Faubert
19.12.2011		cheers guys,

@ photojojo, im deputy manager at a evening club and bar during the week.

hopefully they do get caught, nothing but opportunists, but if anyone works with cash they should be aware. We have a good idea who they were and have said to the police but got to see whether or not they act.
Leeanna Ayla
19.12.2011		Glad your okay. What do you do?
Len Lukawski
19.12.2011		Good to know you are ok. They'll try it again somewhere else and they'll get caught.
Golden Faubert
19.12.2011		corby in northamptonshire, i couldnt believe what i was seeing on the cctv for a moment, to be honest i was shi**ing myself, but i was lucky i suppose
Len Lukawski
19.12.2011		That;s pretty f*cked up mate. Whereabouts was this?

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