Farmer moves parked car

[Robt]

This could happen to any of us..
Ok some of us are more firey than others. But if this farmer was in the situation of these scum causing damage, and refusing to move on, and being on his own. What was he meant to do? If this goes to court ,we need as farmer's, landowners, decent working people to raise a fighting fund and make sure we, yes we win this case if it comes to that. Rural crime is getting out of control, and we need to make it clear that these scum might get very badly hurt by us defending our lives, family and property.

best reply to this thread ! Set up a go fund me page should it happen

 

[milkloss]

Clearly the farmer in question was pushed past breaking point but a pair of clowns and I have every sympathy. However regards the above post on firearms, I would actually be surprised for an armed response team not to have already come knocking on the door and taken custody of any weapons held by the farmer. It is fairly routine procedure when when a license holder is involved in a serious police investigation, both for the protection of the defendant, the protection of others but mostly for public reputation of the firearms licensing team! The clown falling to the ground after contact with the machine greatly raised the offence from willful destruction of property to potentially dangerous driving and endangerment of life. I just hope it all goes well for the farmer in the end.

pushing some morons car out of the way and wafting shotguns in peoples faces are entirely different situations and it is not realistic or sensible on so many levels to compare the two.

IMO

 

[hally]

best reply to this thread ! Set up a go fund me page should it happen

Count me in

 

[GeorgeC1]

I could not tell if he clipped the guy or not with the loader or if the guy just fell, either way I would be worrying about the cost of all of this and any police action.

Yeah the guy dumped the car on a public road upside down, that's a criminal offence

 

[betweenthelines]

Doubt if the car insurers will pay up. Vehicle was parked on private property/illegally

 

[tepapa]

Yeah the guy dumped the car on a public road upside down, that's a criminal offence

There's obviously a back story to this. If it's true that the lads where knocking down walls, is that criminal damage? Because by the sounds of it the police didn't care but they soon appeared once the car was on is side

 

[glasshouse]

He is a farmer and contractor.

Looks too clean

 

[Tomr10]

Who was that kept having fences cut by 4x4s I'm guessing heed be dancing on top of the car if he could

 

[Gadget]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...r-uses-DIGGER-flip-vehicle-blocking-gate.html

 

[GeorgeC1]

There's obviously a back story to this. If it's true that the lads where knocking down walls, is that criminal damage? Because by the sounds of it the police didn't care but they soon appeared once the car was on is side

that is criminal damage too

 

[Cowmansam]

Well no shite mrs marple glad you come along

 

[quattro]

If it is as printed in daily mail we’ll good of him
As regards catching him with loader somebody should tell the thick tw!! Not to go near working machinery

 

[Tarw Coch]

There's obviously a back story to this. If it's true that the lads where knocking down walls, is that criminal damage? Because by the sounds of it the police didn't care but they soon appeared once the car was on is side

So if the police had responded this incident probably wouldn’t have taken place

 

[Tarw Coch]

If it is as printed in daily mail we’ll good of him
As regards catching him with loader somebody should tell the thick tw!! Not to go near working machinery

Never read it, but the daily mail does have a bit of a reputation, I don’t think I’d be looking to it for an accurate account of what happened

 

[Rowland]

Yeah the guy dumped the car on a public road upside down, that's a criminal offence

Just badly parked really

 

[farmerm]

pushing some morons car out of the way and wafting shotguns in peoples faces are entirely different situations and it is not realistic or sensible on so many levels to compare the two.

IMO

Of course they are very different things, but when an "offenders" name is put into the police computer system one of the first things it will show is if the offender has a gun license. Once flagged up that a license holder is under investigation, somewhere some officer has to make a decision on whether to suspend their license or not. The officer making that call will almost certainly not has been to the scene or spoken to the "offender". The officer will have to make a decision based on little more than vague reports of a license holder in an agitated state using an industrial machine to intentionally destroy another vehicle and striking someone with the vehicle too. Regardless how unlikely it is that guns will become involved it is far easier for the officer with that responsibility to simply deploy a firearms unit, remove the weapons pending investigation and avoid the risk of facing their own disciplinary investigation should things happen to go bad!

 

[Bald Rick]

Whilst I absolutely do not condone the actions of the farmer, we can all take one lesson from this incident.....

Expect to be filmed.

I am increasingly concerned about this issue having been, indirectly, a victim of an internet viral post in the not too distant past

 

[bobk]

Whilst I absolutely do not condone the actions of the farmer, we can all take one lesson from this incident.....

Expect to be filmed.

I am increasingly concerned about this issue having been, indirectly, a victim of an internet viral post in the not too distant past

Link please

 

[Al R]

Whilst I absolutely do not condone the actions of the farmer, we can all take one lesson from this incident.....

Expect to be filmed.

I am increasingly concerned about this issue having been, indirectly, a victim of an internet viral post in the not too distant past

Naked?

 

[Bald Rick]

Link please

It’s on here somewhere. Keeps popping up too