Really not nice
Posted 26-11-07 at 09:56 AM by Hope
It was in the paper over the weekend that a man who lives about 6 houses away from me has been charged with possessing images of children, and even worse 20 charges of creating images. This man lives next door to my daughters play friend, right next to the childrens play area and he has a video camera in his window. Get this though although concern about the video camera has been raised with the police (who are now at the house protecting him) they will not make him take it down 
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What do we say to our children?? I have already told them that they can't play out (tbh they couldn't go out much now in the week anyhow as it get dark so early) but they will NOT be playing there at the weekends for the foreseeable future. I have said that they can have friend in instead.
It is really not nice knowing that this man is so close.
.What do we say to our children?? I have already told them that they can't play out (tbh they couldn't go out much now in the week anyhow as it get dark so early) but they will NOT be playing there at the weekends for the foreseeable future. I have said that they can have friend in instead.
It is really not nice knowing that this man is so close.
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That's awful xxxxxPosted 26-11-07 at 10:01 AM by Martigirl
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OMG ...ggrrrrrrrr
this is discusting,
You must be so worried and angry ,
I am an over protective mum, with an over active imagination so people tell me .....this is a good example as to why I am the way I am...
these people SHOULD NOT be protected ,,,,oooo it makes me so angry ..
Our children should be safe what the hell is wrong with people who dont see this ~
Human rights my arse .....these people are not human....they are seriously ****ed up in the head ..
Things like this are the ONLY things that REALLY make me MAAADDDDDPosted 26-11-07 at 10:46 AM by ~Emmsybabes~
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god i wouldnt like to say what i would do if one of em lived on my street, fu**ing animals , why waste taxpayers money protecting their sick asses
aaarrgh i hate emPosted 26-11-07 at 10:57 AM by dee
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Oh my god....he'd need protection as well if it was me or my children. I can't believe we protect our criminals and yet not do anything to stop the abuse of the victims. We live in such a namby pamby society nowadays. No wonder most people are thinking strongly about whether they really want a future in the UK. Oh and while we're at it, when he's actually found guilty lets tuck him up in a nice private cell lest someone gets upset with him there, with SKY TV, a nice DVD player and playstation and cosy heating....all at the taxpayers cost of course. GRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!Posted 26-11-07 at 11:00 AM by Zingara
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I wish I could say something to help. You are definitely doing the right thing having friends in to play xxPosted 26-11-07 at 11:23 AM by Zo Zo
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It's one of the many reasons why I left the UK. As Emma put so well - human rights my arse.Posted 26-11-07 at 11:49 AM by Sassy Hassy
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awww hun, this is awful, but not surprising at all, thats what we do in britain, help the criminals and f**k the victims, Emms, you are soooo right to be an overprotective mum hun, i am too, as long as the kids know why you are like this and they dont think your just a narky sod lol
grrrrrrr @ our country, makes me so mad sometimes
rach xxxxxxPosted 26-11-07 at 12:02 PM by nicky's nails
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You are all so right, this man has been to court has admitted to it all, even that it gives him a sexual kick, yet he is given bail and allowed back out AND gets police protection...... it beggars belief how about protecting our kidsPosted 26-11-07 at 12:23 PM by Hope
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omg omg ...this is abserloutly shocking....
My kids know to a degree why I am over protective of them....why they are not allowed to play out etc (other than on the path on the front) but in your case babe,
even that wouldnt be close enough....its that discusting...this world is sometimes....oh well off to pick my kids up and look at all the flowers again that still cover the gates from the 2 little boys who were killed on the moterway a few weeks back.....
see .....our kids are not safe anywhere ....now wheres the cotton wool ???????Posted 26-11-07 at 03:00 PM by ~Emmsybabes~
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Everything is just topsy turvy these days. You can't take a picture or film a video in a shopping mall or airport without security coming to check what you are doing and check what you have filmed, just in case you are a terrorist. Yet it is OK to set up a camera to film young children playing even when you are a convicted sex offender......
I just don't get it.!!Posted 26-11-07 at 03:23 PM by izzidoll
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This country is going to the dogs.
I'd be round the back of his house with a catapualt or shotgun taking pot shots at the camera. And yes , I too can be a bit over protective of my kids, but i think most mums are. Lioness and cubs comes to mindPosted 26-11-07 at 09:18 PM by Tamla
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you're doing what you can. It's screwed up when someone like that gets protection.Posted 26-11-07 at 09:53 PM by beautynails
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It just makes me so angry, I to was called an over protective mum, but they are healthy, caring, thoughtful adults now, quiet often on the bus routes we see young children running around the streets without any adult or older child supervision after dark and I often think, do the mums and dads think its so easy to have kids that you don't need to look after the ones you already have? A sort of, never mind give it 9 months and I'll have another. You carry on being over protective the alternative doesn't bear thinking about. If that man was my neighbor the police would have to protect him, because I'd quiet happily shoot him.Posted 26-11-07 at 10:21 PM by Susie H
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I'm with Izzi on this one - the sad thing is tho - that it is far more common thatn we realise - people just don't generally talk about it to you xxxPosted 26-11-07 at 10:25 PM by Snugglepuss
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