IN response to the article about the Fiat Multipla car stolen from Camelia Botnar Centre.
I bet the youths who stole the car, and their friends, are mighty happy knowing they can steal cars, get caught by the police, and then get away with the crime with no penalties whatsoever.
Surely there are laws in place that would apply to situat
ions such as this, for example, innocent person buys something, turns out to be stolen, gets taken to court and charged with receiving stolen goods.
Kids in stolen car, no-one owns up to driving or can be identified as driver, but they're still in a stolen car – one has to ask the question, why?
Perhaps they weren't an easy target for the police, you know the sort – law-abiding citizens.
Mrs K. Dow
WorthingNOTE: All letters must include a name and address which can be withheld by request.
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