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  • #31
    Re: Please help with baliff!

    Originally posted by bluebottle View Post
    Her conduct and FB postings tend to suggest something along those lines.
    In the old days, a copper and a councillor, or vicar, or another pillar of the community could have had her committed, sadly these days the copper is more likely to help her rip off a vulnerable debtor than feel her collar.

    There is milege in a play, "Boswell of Bedlam"

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    • #32
      Re: Please help with baliff!

      Originally posted by bluebottle View Post
      The two bailiffs, realising they were in the sewage effluent, cooked up a fairy story between them that the OP had assaulted them. [....] 12 months later, HHJ Brown ruled that the OP was entitled to use reasonable force to remove the bailiffs after they had twice been asked to leave. The CPS and local police got slammed by HHJ Brown for their actions as they could not prove there were grounds , in law, to arrest or prosecute the OP.
      *Adopts sarcastic tone of voice*

      And of course, plod then leapt into action, arresting and charging the two goons with perjury and perverting the course of justice.

      No? Why am I not surprised?

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      • #33
        Re: Please help with baliff!

        Originally posted by enquirer View Post
        *Adopts sarcastic tone of voice*

        And of course, plod then leapt into action, arresting and charging the two goons with perjury and perverting the course of justice.

        No? Why am I not surprised?
        Plod didn't leap into action because they supported and believed the goods, and are probably now trying to bury the story, and keep it under wraps, so avoiding prosecuting the thugs they supported, as the coppers would have to do themselves for aiding and abetting.

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        • #34
          Re: Please help with baliff!

          Originally posted by bizzybob View Post
          We just need a few highly publicised cases where they clamp a car near a debtors home that doesn't belong to them, but are the property of a third party random ...
          Hm.

          Let's see.

          You have a friend.

          You buy a car for £25 or so.

          You register it in the friends name.

          You park it outside your house.

          They steal it whilst you film them.

          Joy!

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