Christopher Horn made quality pictures of a burglar fleeing the crime scene immediately after his son told him about someone breaking into the neighbors’ house. The police identified the thief from the pictures and sentenced him to five years in jail. His loot was £15, a laptop and a bunch of DVDs.
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m2stech 12 year s ago
Poor guy should've asked police to stay anonymous, after five years he'll be rubbed or killed as a revenge by the same guy!
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easytodo 12 year s ago
Five years, but I still agree - he might have 'friends' who're going to make the dirty job for him even before he get's out of jail... I really hope it's not going this way...
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orendadude 12 year s ago
Too bad he didn't have a gun instead of a camera. Could have just blown the fuckers head off!!! No fear of reprisal if the bastard is worm food.
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ilovejews 12 year s ago
You must be american. Because you can't do that in UK. Check out the laws about firearm possession. Also i doubt that someone could shot a burglar on someone elses property even in US.
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Mr. Ree 12 year s ago
Of course in Great Britain, the cops don't carry gun either, so they are pretty much useless.
"I say ol' chap, might you jump down from they and hop on into our police car? Stop running good man! Stop running or I shall have to shout at you!
"I say ol' chap, might you jump down from they and hop on into our police car? Stop running good man! Stop running or I shall have to shout at you!
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mm 12 year s ago
5 years sounds way too high. America is a prime example showing that high sentences won't help reducing crimes. Hell, even one year that would be taken away from me would feel awful. And if I was that robber guy, I WOULD pay a visit to that guy.
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hey 12 year s ago
of course it's Bristol.
"I say ol' chap, might you jump down from they and hop on into our police car? Stop running good man! Stop running or I shall have to shout at you!