Friday, 2 March 2012

Who Knew Redhill Had Gone Downhill?

A street was sent into lockdown after a boy was stabbed in a confrontation with a ten-strong gang.

A trail of blood was visible up a 100-metre stretch of Ladbroke Road, Redhill, after the 17-year-old was knifed in the wrist on Wednesday, February 15.
Redhill? Really?

Leafy Surrey commuter-belt land?
One woman, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisals, said: "We heard shouting and people running back and forth, I looked out and this lad was saying 'I've been stabbed'.

"He was on his phone and ran off up the road."

She said a kitchen knife, with a blade about five or six inches long, was later recovered.

She added: "With the park [Memorial Park] over the road, there is lots of trouble. It is a nightmare up and down here.

"A stabbing is a one-off but the trouble isn't – I'm not really shocked."
Hmmm, are these YONAs?
The attackers are described as boys and men aged between 16 and 20 and of various ethnic origins. Two girls nearby may also be connected to the incident.
Ah. Well, that clears that up…
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13 comments:

  1. Anonymous2 March 2012 at 17:05

    A brief skim of my local online rags and the ever illuminating News Shopper, thus giving me an i sight into WTF is going on in SE London and my part of West Kent iPLUS the E'en Stannard alarmingly indicates that 'ethnics' seems to be responsible for much of this kind of nonsense, robbery and other disgusting incidents AND pikies responsible for all artifice/distraction burglaries targeting mainly elderly people. What a disgrace this country has become - all imported shit!

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  2. James Higham2 March 2012 at 18:28

    There goes the neighbourhood.

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  3. Hogdayafternoon2 March 2012 at 18:54

    Once upon a time in a galaxy far far away, I had all the info, all the stats, all the unequivocal proof and all good reason to let my particular police area know, via all media, about an anticipated spike in the crime rate that happened every year over this particular period. Did I do it? Tried to but my boss the Super` blocked it, saying I'd be slaughtered by HQ and that he wouldn't be able to stand by me. What was this hot potato, this no-no, this sacred nag? A Gypsy Horse fair attended by thousands of travellers. Every year, bang on cue, up would go the distraction burglaries, the frauds, the looting of telephone kiosks that still took coins blah di blah. The truth was out there - once.

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  4. Anonymous2 March 2012 at 19:14

    I too has the 'Hogday experience' though on a daily basis owing to a permanent site. I now hear officers talking about 'tribal Liverpool'.
    There is more or less nowhere to out the truth and little point. White collar crime is in even higher ascendency.

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  5. captain ranty2 March 2012 at 19:53

    Thanks for your contributions to my blog in the past, i have decided i do not want any more of your comments as they are not in the style and have the content i require in order to advance "lawful rebellion" in a new direction.

    thanks again.

    captain ranty

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  6. captain ranty2 March 2012 at 19:54

    Thanks for your contributions to my blog in the past, i have decided i do not want any more of your comments as they are not in the style and have the content i require in order to advance "lawful rebellion" in a new direction.

    thanks again.

    captain ranty

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  7. Uncle Badger2 March 2012 at 20:57

    Am I missing something in those last two comments?

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  8. JuliaM2 March 2012 at 21:08

    No, Capt Ranty just advised via Twitter he's got a troll spoofing his identity. Guess this is it....

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  9. Walk don't run2 March 2012 at 21:30

    In all fairness (not a position I like to take) there are bound to be various ethnic groups involved in anything. You could say that life today is a patchwork quilt of tones and hues, with many ethnics everywhere.

    However one small point: sometimes I see a 'walking crocodile' of kids going to a local school, all in day-glo jackets and escorted by a couple of cheerful adults. Fair enough, it cuts down unnecessary car deliveries. But I have to say that the adults are always white even if the kiddies rarely are.

    Will we see PONAs ever doing that with mostly white children? I suspect their vibrant culture probably doesn't allow it.

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  10. JuliaM3 March 2012 at 06:05

    " What a disgrace this country has become..."

    No argument here!

    "There goes the neighbourhood."

    Indeed. And Redhill, of all places!

    "...but my boss the Super` blocked it, saying I'd be slaughtered by HQ and that he wouldn't be able to stand by me."

    The rot set in much longer ago than we ever thought, didn't it?

    ""I now hear officers talking about 'tribal Liverpool'.

    And this week we learned that it's not just a UK secret anymore...

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  11. JuliaM3 March 2012 at 06:06

    "Will we see PONAs ever doing that with mostly white children?"

    I think the demographics are saying 'No'...

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  12. Anonymous22 January 2013 at 19:26

    there wasn't a 100 m trail of blood! there were a few patches. Yes the street was on "lock down for quite a while though

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  13. Anonymous16 January 2014 at 12:21

    A friend was attacked in Cues club (Redhill) last weekend. I know the gentlemen to be a decent family man and Ive been told by a witness that it was an unprovoked attack.
    Despite all of the security guards that are employed there they were unable to prevent the attack in the toilets, perpetrated by two pikies.
    Good news is that they were arrested, charged and refused bail.The bad news is the victim received an onslaught of kicks to the head and stomping. Rushed into emergency surgery where there is still a possibility of him loosing his eye sight. Reconstructive surgery....etc.
    WTF is wrong with people.......get well soon Brian.

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