Ms T

cece Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > the same thing happened to me and my friend, we > reported it cause he sexually assaulted us and > exposed us. they have now arrested and charged the > 14 year old boy frrom St Thomas The Apostle > school. > > the advice they gave me and my friend is not to go > out alone and stay away from the park. > hopefully this wont happen again. Sorry that you had to go through this, but good news that they got him in the end. Keep safe.

Ms T Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's very good news, indeed. >:D< For the arrest.

That's very good news, indeed. >:D

Good to hear that the Police are aware off this incident, hope they catch him real soon.

Administrator Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As you can see it has been moved to the General ED > issues section, it was originally posted in the > Lounge area, probably because daizie is not > allowed to post outside the Lounge for previous > abuse of the forum. Thank you to those who brought > it to my attention. > > Please report this incident directly to the East > Dulwich Safer Neighbourhood Team if you have not > already done so. I think it would be the Peckham Rye Safer Neighbourhood Team, if it was in Peckham Park?

Agree, this should be moved to General Issues.

jim_the_chin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > your kids wake up at 7.30am? and you want > sympathy? ;-) >:D<

At least the bin men only come once a week, what's with the 24/7 building noise we've been having lately? Even Sunday's aren't sacred.

Oh my God, how awful for you. Good that you got away and warned others and that you've reported it. Let's hope they get caught soon (in more ways than one, that'll teach 'em).

Whynniard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Utterly utterly dreadful > > - puts that ridciculous "Housing immigrants and > queue jumping" and the even more stupid "Steve T > and Tone whatever should be banned" thread into > perspective. Quite so.

Not too posh for the criminal fraternity, a?

Breaking news now on SKY News, there's a major fire in Dean Street.

Just had a telephone call from my daughter, who is on a boat on the Thames, to say that there is a very bad fire raging and wanted to know what was happening? Nothing on the news, as yet, but according to SKY News Desk, it's in Soho.

Good for you. >:D

Oh, that's so sad.

Did I hear fireworks about twenty minutes ago, or was it gun fire?;-)

>:D northlondoner Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Yes, I am also dead against loud, annoying > noises > > disrupting the peace. Particularly when I'm > trying > > to enjoy a quiet coffee in one of the cafe's > > around the area. You know the places - where > doe > > eyed parents watch adoringly as their children > > charge about without hinderance of adult > > supervision. > > Bless. > > > > Liloli: What is MIL? > > > Mother-in-law >:D<

CYPRIOT TURK Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I heard them as well on Friern road, but they did > not go on for long, thankfully Unlike all the building/diy noise.

I've lived here for many, many years. First we had the Sunday am collection and then it changed to Saturday's, some times at 5.30 am. Years ago, the Council told me that they review/rotate the collection days/time every two years, but nothing's changed.

R.I.P, Legend.

JetSetWilly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ms t, you should let your other half loose on > barry road, and let all the muggers feel some > PAIN. ;-)

JetSetWilly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ms t, you should let your other half loose on > barry road, and let all the muggers feel some > PAIN. I quoted TonyQuinn's comment, because when something like this happens to you or someone you know, the last thing on your mind are statistics!

>:D I am bloody furious to hear about your elderly > neighbour and furious about people constantly > trying to calm people down with damn bloody > statistics. One mugging of an elderly person is > too much. One shooting on the street is too much. > One gang fight is too much. The police are aware > Barry Road is a hot spot for crime. Let's help > them in calming things down. Report incidents. > Call them up. Do not accept the crap any more. >:D<

I, for one, am very sorry to hear about your elderly neighbour being mugged. It must have been extremely distressing for her and I do hope that she wasn't hurt or injured. My mum has, also, been the victim of a few muggings and it makes me sick that b......'s like these target the elderly and vulnerable and get away with it. (6)

sweetgirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > just got in from the incident area..... from what > i got told it was a minor stabbing between > kids.... no-one seems to have died! > > ::olets not get carried away now!!!!!!! Major or minor, it's still one too many.