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17/12/2006 by JohnSmith

Bengeo car owners - damaged vehicles

If you live in Bengeo and have woken up to find your car damaged, contact Hertford police station. They have the culprit which may help with a claim.


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Reply ID 32539

17/12/2006 by Marilyn

Is it one partcular area like it was before? Mine is ok as it is kept in a garage thankfully.


Reply ID 32540

17/12/2006 by JohnSmith

I think it was mainly the area was from Gosselin Road down to Barleycroft. Barleycroft took quite a hit.


Reply ID 32541

17/12/2006 by Marilyn

Not far from before then, what do they get out of damaging other peoples property?


Reply ID 32544

17/12/2006 by JohnSmith

I don't think the damage was intentional - more that they weren't in a fit state to know what they were doing.


Reply ID 32699

18/12/2006 by Wrapper

I think you are being a bit naive John - sorry. I have seen people do this and it is definitely deliberate.


Reply ID 32723

19/12/2006 by JohnSmith

I don't think they deliberately meant to smash into a tree, flatten a lamp post and wreck a neighbour's car.


Reply ID 32771

19/12/2006 by Wrapper

Ok calm down, calm dowm. Mum lives in Gosselin Rd and gave me the impression it was some scrot waliking home and bashing wing mirrors etc. I understand it was poss a drink driver by your post so apologise for calling you naive. Festive greetings anyway


Reply ID 32795

20/12/2006 by simcut

hopefully that little git will get a kick up the buttocks but I very much doubt it...just a slap on the wrists and told "theres a good boy, now dont do it again!" :/


Reply ID 32800

20/12/2006 by spitfire

Drink Drivers should be banned from driving for life.


Reply ID 32826

20/12/2006 by Whoopeedo

There used to be an old boy (now deceased and no names mentioned)who lived in Nelson Street who used to deliberately key the doors of cars parked in the road - and admit it! Apparently he didn't like anyone to have something that he didn't!


Reply ID 32834

20/12/2006 by exiled_in_Reading

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Originally posted by Whoopeedo
There used to be an old boy (now deceased and no names mentioned)who lived in Nelson Street who used to deliberately key the doors of cars parked in the road - and admit it! Apparently he didn't like anyone to have something that he didn't!
He sounds like a complete and utter twat who deserved a good kicking no matter what his age or excuse. If he had keyed my car, and I had found out about it, I certainly would have given him something that I wouldn't like to have had...


Reply ID 32839

20/12/2006 by Whoopeedo

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Originally posted by exiled_in_Reading
quote:
Originally posted by Whoopeedo
There used to be an old boy (now deceased and no names mentioned)who lived in Nelson Street who used to deliberately key the doors of cars parked in the road - and admit it! Apparently he didn't like anyone to have something that he didn't!
He sounds like a complete and utter twat who deserved a good kicking no matter what his age or excuse. If he had keyed my car, and I had found out about it, I certainly would have given him something that I wouldn't like to have had...
He was a thoroughly reprehensible, nasty old man who made many people's lives a misery. At least 5 residents up and down the street had cause to have solicitors' letters sent to him about his behaviour - damage to cars, damage to property, assault and intimidation. He was 81 by the time of the last trouble he caused. Because of his age the people suffering from his behaviour chose to do things the right way, i.e. involve the police, get photos of bruising etc., only to be advised by the police that due to his age, any attempt to have him prosecuted would probably fail. He moved to Watton at Stone, no doubt to make his new neighbours' lives miserable if they owned their own house or had cars.


Reply ID 32845

20/12/2006 by James007

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Originally posted by Whoopeedo
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Originally posted by exiled_in_Reading
quote:
Originally posted by Whoopeedo
There used to be an old boy (now deceased and no names mentioned)who lived in Nelson Street who used to deliberately key the doors of cars parked in the road - and admit it! Apparently he didn't like anyone to have something that he didn't!
He sounds like a complete and utter twat who deserved a good kicking no matter what his age or excuse. If he had keyed my car, and I had found out about it, I certainly would have given him something that I wouldn't like to have had...
He was a thoroughly reprehensible, nasty old man who made many people's lives a misery. At least 5 residents up and down the street had cause to have solicitors' letters sent to him about his behaviour - damage to cars, damage to property, assault and intimidation. He was 81 by the time of the last trouble he caused. Because of his age the people suffering from his behaviour chose to do things the right way, i.e. involve the police, get photos of bruising etc., only to be advised by the police that due to his age, any attempt to have him prosecuted would probably fail. He moved to Watton at Stone, no doubt to make his new neighbours' lives miserable if they owned their own house or had cars.
Should have been banged up in a home/hospital years ago. I give up.


Reply ID 32846

20/12/2006 by Willow

Our car was keyed a few years ago at the bottom of Nelson Street but we presumed it was kids - now I am beginning to wonder.....


Reply ID 32886

22/12/2006 by Whoopeedo

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Originally posted by Willow
Our car was keyed a few years ago at the bottom of Nelson Street but we presumed it was kids - now I am beginning to wonder.....
Both he and his equally delightful wife moved to Watton in 1984, no doubt to terrorise his new neighbours.


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