Utter waste of police time if they are called to get involved.
Is it not a civil matter anyway?
Hulk smashing a door off someone's shed isn't civil.
Utter waste of police time if they are called to get involved.
Is it not a civil matter anyway?
You went about this the wrong way. You should have left the door in place, but ripped the entire shed out instead. Really show them you mean business.
Hulk smashing a door off someone's shed isn't civil.
Cor, entitled much?
You're kicking off at the gardener for something that's not even his fault?
Your train was 2 minutes away, yet you reckoned you had time to get your bike out and ride to the station... Why aren't you walking that distance in the first place?
But as is, you behaved like a dick and are now getting arsey over being in the wrong.
Would pay to watch this new Hulk film in the cinema.
But I'm still sure property damage is a civil lawsuit. The CPS could pick it up as criminal damage but I'd like to think they would be focusing their efforts on more important things.
HULK SMASH?!
CPS wouldn’t need to be involved. The cops have the authority to charge for criminal damage.
Found the wolfWooden sheds are useless for keeping anything of value in. Doesn't matter how many locks you put on the door someone will still get in.
Not sure if there is a law but from research the police are more than happy for you break whatever you need to get access to your item as long as you actually own the item, which I do and have proof.
No, no-one stole your bike. You don't even know who owns the shed, or if they knew about the extra lock.
Even if the landlord put the lock on himself, he didn't steal your bike. Stealing means intentionally and permanently depriving someone of possession of something. [..]
It wouldn't necessarily be theft, but it would be TWOC.So if I took your car and claimed I was going to return it at some point, that's not theft because I wasn't permanently depriving you of it? Maybe not, but it would be illegal and I'm sure you wouldn't be OK with it.
If you know how long it takes to ride to a destination and plan your timing accordingly, then a couple of minutes does matter. Why would the OP expect anything other than being able to immediately access his bike as he has done on numerous occassions before