Jag_V4Ape
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drunk idiots messing with my bike
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sorry for late replys..
i just woke up . i ended up going to bed around 6 am.
i hope these 2 kids and their friends come around tonight. i am going to leave my bike in same spot as i usually do and hope these kids take the bate.
if i had to describe them... they were 140-150 pound kids, standing about 5'11 - 6'0 and had these stupid smiles on their faces. i remember the 1 guys face was starting to look messed up (i hope he woke up with his face messed up)
while i was attacking his friend, his other friend just stood there and did nothing.. pathetic
i just woke up . i ended up going to bed around 6 am.
i hope these 2 kids and their friends come around tonight. i am going to leave my bike in same spot as i usually do and hope these kids take the bate.
if i had to describe them... they were 140-150 pound kids, standing about 5'11 - 6'0 and had these stupid smiles on their faces. i remember the 1 guys face was starting to look messed up (i hope he woke up with his face messed up)
while i was attacking his friend, his other friend just stood there and did nothing.. pathetic
I bet you're right, "kicking the rear of my bike" probably means he was kicking his tire, meaning not doing any damage!
If that's the case then I agree entirely, the OP should have sucked up the injury to his ego, told them to scram and then hosed the bike down. Of course calling cops would have still been a waste of time but laying a beat down on the guy is just the OP's way of being a drama queen.
If the guy was damaging the bike then it's different.
I did have the option of telling these 2 kids to get lost; when i saw the guy kicking my bike, i just started screaming and lost it. i never took the few seconds to really analyze the situation. from there, it just escalated.
yes, now that my mind is clearer, i could of done other things that didn't result in skin missing on my right hand.
not once, did i think about calling the police. and it was not an ego boost
yes, now that my mind is clearer, i could of done other things that didn't result in skin missing on my right hand.
not once, did i think about calling the police. and it was not an ego boost
:thumbup: Cool that you can admit a simple error in judgement. It happens. Interesting mess you're in now, hope the kids decide to leave it alone.
Now get prepared for the condemnation and judgement of everyone on this board, "you shoulda done this" "you didn't do that"... yadda yadda yadda. Don't take it personally there are a lot of idiots on GTAM.
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mlc
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Ok, let me see if I have this right...
-I see a guy kicking my tire and I can consider it vandalism
-I can then 'detain' him until the cops come
-If he tries to get away, I can lay a beating on him
....but
-I can't take a picture of his id and let him go
-I can't catch him later and do anything
-I see a guy kicking my tire and I can consider it vandalism
-I can then 'detain' him until the cops come
-If he tries to get away, I can lay a beating on him
....but
-I can't take a picture of his id and let him go
-I can't catch him later and do anything
I wouldnt be suprised to see these guys back very soon for a little .. payback
I'm sure it's been said already but REMOVE THAT POST.
Once your lawyer finds out you posted that all over the internet he'll charge you double to get you off your assault with a deadly weapon charge.
-Jamie M.
Once your lawyer finds out you posted that all over the internet he'll charge you double to get you off your assault with a deadly weapon charge.
-Jamie M.
skitta
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Thank you for voicing your opinion! I thought I was the only one who felt this way! As I said earlier, I certainly don't condone what the person supposedly did to the OPs bike. But, the OP could certainly find himself in a lost worse situation.
Me, fight over my motorcycle (or any material item)? Heck no! I have *always* maintained that the *only* reason I would ever possibly have to do any jail time is if someone hurts my children.
Well... Here's the problem. Your experience may not be the same as that of others, and it's not uncommon to hear stories about police taking their time in responding to 911. You can argue all you want against it, but the reality will force its own way. People who don't trust the police will take matters in their own hands no matter what the law says about it. If people's experience is that the cops will harass the victim, it will only turn more people over to the "outlaw" side.
What you need is to stop posting detailed accounts of your criminal activities, assuming that your story is true. You may end up on the list of Canada's dumbest criminals.
