Murder in my street

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Originally Posted by plymouth stoner

Thats fucking crazy,30 cops for 1 dead guy!Savage lol

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Yeah, not alot happens around here so when it does every cop in town wants to be up the front.

My road is still closed off today, got a police car at both ends stopping traffic from entering. There's still around 10 cops just standing around while what i assume is a forensic officer is looking for clues. Rumor has it so far that the victim "dis-respected" the killer in the pub the night before. That could mean he looked at him funny or didn't look at him at all. Who knows, another life lost to senseless violence.

About eight months ago there was another murder about a mile or so from my house. This was 4 kosovans on one somolian. They beat him to the floor with bricks, stabbed him numerous times then cut his tongue out and left him die in the street.

This is Margate, a small sea side town. I actually felt safer in London.

Dont live in fear, That's what the killer wants. Always carry a blade on you, If the killer wants to fuck with you.. Go blade on blade. Let the best man win...

Good always beats Evil

straight up carry my baton at all cost just in case a fool trya run up on me ill go SHABANG and that fool is dead

i fuckin hate being stabbed to death
just the other day i was breakdancing with my dog in the cemetery
i was playing aqua - barbie girl when a random ginger haired little boy pulled a knife on me
so i took of my wrist band, did a 360 spin and stamped on his toe
2 minutes later a gang of midgets came round, all with screw drivers and sand paper

i got stabbed to death
and my dog is now bald
not the first time its happened, but it still pisses me off

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Originally Posted by jokeyjokejoke

I actually felt safer in London.

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WOW!! That's a statement, isn't it? I am an American, and I have never been to the UK, but from what I understand London can get pretty rough (stands to figure given it's size, no?)
If you felt safer there...

I live in a big American city (Chicago) and I have heard a gunshot or two in my 3 years living here, but I used to live in New Orleans, pre-Katrina. There were so many gunshots and sirens in the ambient sound that you learned to tune it out. That was a rough city to live in.

(pardon my rambling)

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Originally Posted by jokeyjokejoke

I woke up around 8:30 this morning, got the clearing up and general house hold shit done. Sat down and rolled my first J of the Day sparked it up then opend the curtains to see about 30 police officers in my street. Put that J down and went outside to find out what was happening. A man from 10 doors down the road was stabbed to death at 5 this morning.

I didn't know the guy but it sucks having this on your doorstep.

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oh my god there was a stabbing down my street this week there was vans and forensics and they taped off the house for two days !!! and down ur street to!! wat the hell is goin on every one is killin eachother!!!

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Originally Posted by jokeyjokejoke

Yeah, not alot happens around here so when it does every cop in town wants to be up the front.

My road is still closed off today, got a police car at both ends stopping traffic from entering. There's still around 10 cops just standing around while what i assume is a forensic officer is looking for clues. Rumor has it so far that the victim "dis-respected" the killer in the pub the night before. That could mean he looked at him funny or didn't look at him at all. Who knows, another life lost to senseless violence.

About eight months ago there was another murder about a mile or so from my house. This was 4 kosovans on one somolian. They beat him to the floor with bricks, stabbed him numerous times then cut his tongue out and left him die in the street.

This is Margate, a small sea side town. I actually felt safer in London.

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im in southend , i felt safer wen i was stayin in london to theres alot of nutters in small seaside towns lol

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Originally Posted by mushypeas

theres alot of nutters in small seaside towns

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Aint that the truth.