not only has that place been rinsed, it isn’t that far away from the village, too much stack in the wrong direction and the locals get noised up and grass up the rave (clearly what happened there)
this is getting very worrying. I think it is becoming more foolhardy than brave..
because people are being stubborn, the cops are increasingly now going to wonder “how can all these youths, many of whom don’t have regular jobs, afford to lose so much equipment each weekend?”
Cops already have criminal psychologists looking all over the net trying to get their head round the scene (especially since the battle of Yarco this time last year) and to try and work out why youths are still prepared to take such risks despite the clampdowns – and many feel it is due to a “mob mentality ” caused by the emotional effects of drugs.
it might not seem like it to us, but to “normal people” it is actually as frightening to them as the lads what do real violent crime in London or even extremist stuff like bombs…
And because people seem to have lots of “disposable equipment” they are going to get forensic accountants to work out where all the cash is coming from (if its not happening already), and I think we all know where that is going to lead to
Plus there has been a 100% increase in young people seeking NHS treatment for problems with recreational drugs across the East of England in the last year…
Can’t people just give it a rest for a few weeks, or alternatively use the TENS licenses as a compromise?
Otherwise its not just gonna be rigs getting taken but people are gonna get proper stalked by CID etc and could well lose their liberty for a few months/years as feds will start treating this as organised crime rather than youthful mischief… could even impact on the legal events eventually..
