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Postby annaka » Fri Jul 03, 2009 5:20 pm

Non appearance in court is quite common here. Twenty-three guys were caught in the UK betting shop two years ago and every time they go to court, the case gets postponed for two or three months because some of the 23 are missing. Excuses range from being on holiday, one working in Paphos installing air conditioning and several more with health-related excuses.

They all plead not guilty and just using the betting shop as their local cafe, only three are still working full-time and the rest are pensioners and they are all very friendly with the judge and on good terms as over the two years they have got used to each other. My husband and his brother are among the number and don't seem too worried about the outcome.

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Postby CBBB » Fri Jul 03, 2009 5:47 pm

Haven't seen him over here recently, he is probably hiding out in the Cyprus Dying forum!
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Re: WANTED BY THE POLICE

Postby Floda » Tue Jul 07, 2009 11:48 pm

gwade wrote:CHRISTOPHER EDWARD JONES from C & K ENTERPRISES LTD C & K VAN HIRE THE BRITISH BOOKSHOP AND THE CYPRUS LIFE MAGAZINE is wanted by the police after not turning up at paralimni court for sentenacing for receiving and selling stolen propertyif anybody has information where he is or if anybody sees him about or on any of the markets around cyprus please contact the local police,,,,,,,



I spoke to Chris earlier today, he was dining at the Larnaka Yacht Club, he tells me he is the victim of certain gross misunderstandings and I believe him to be sincere, therefore, I advised him to keep his head down lest some busy little 'Grass' may feel inclined to turn him in. :wink:
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Postby gwade » Sat Jul 11, 2009 7:31 pm

you do realise that aiding a known criminal is also a criminal offence both here and in the uk
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Postby kurupetos » Sat Jul 11, 2009 8:12 pm

gwade wrote:you do realise that aiding a known criminal is also a criminal offence both here and in the uk


You do understand this is an internet forum? :? :lol:
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Postby Floda » Sat Jul 11, 2009 9:49 pm

gwade wrote:you do realise that aiding a known criminal is also a criminal offence both here and in the uk


Actually I am fully aware of the laws applicable to both nations, however, since I have in the past been of some service (in that I rendered assistance to a certain prominent British politician) to the administrators of the said 'Laws' and have since learned that HE is among the other thieving bastards now under scrutiny in the UK, I am quite confident that I could produce a valid precedent should there be any question of collusion.

Keep your head down Chris, the pack are on your track !!. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby baby-come-fly-with-me » Tue Jul 14, 2009 12:51 am

annaka wrote:Non appearance in court is quite common here. Twenty-three guys were caught in the UK betting shop two years ago and every time they go to court, the case gets postponed for two or three months because some of the 23 are missing. Excuses range from being on holiday, one working in Paphos installing air conditioning and several more with health-related excuses.

They all plead not guilty and just using the betting shop as their local cafe, only three are still working full-time and the rest are pensioners and they are all very friendly with the judge and on good terms as over the two years they have got used to each other. My husband and his brother are among the number and don't seem too worried about the outcome.

Annaka.

If they were english they would of been given 85,000 euro fine (EACH) and been sentenced, the judge, the police, the solicitor would of all their heads together like a german porm star with a chav moustach and said "oooh yar good english, lets have their pants down"!!!!!
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Postby CBBB » Tue Jul 14, 2009 9:08 am

baby-come-fly-with-me wrote:
annaka wrote:Non appearance in court is quite common here. Twenty-three guys were caught in the UK betting shop two years ago and every time they go to court, the case gets postponed for two or three months because some of the 23 are missing. Excuses range from being on holiday, one working in Paphos installing air conditioning and several more with health-related excuses.

They all plead not guilty and just using the betting shop as their local cafe, only three are still working full-time and the rest are pensioners and they are all very friendly with the judge and on good terms as over the two years they have got used to each other. My husband and his brother are among the number and don't seem too worried about the outcome.

Annaka.

If they were english they would of been given 85,000 euro fine (EACH) and been sentenced, the judge, the police, the solicitor would of all their heads together like a german porm star with a chav moustach and said "oooh yar good english, lets have their pants down"!!!!!


Do I detect a slight touch of resentment regarding the way you have been treated in Cyprus?

After 35 years here, the only thing I can find to complain about is whinging Brits!
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Postby Floda » Tue Jul 14, 2009 10:18 am

CBBB wrote:
baby-come-fly-with-me wrote:
annaka wrote:Non appearance in court is quite common here. Twenty-three guys were caught in the UK betting shop two years ago and every time they go to court, the case gets postponed for two or three months because some of the 23 are missing. Excuses range from being on holiday, one working in Paphos installing air conditioning and several more with health-related excuses.

They all plead not guilty and just using the betting shop as their local cafe, only three are still working full-time and the rest are pensioners and they are all very friendly with the judge and on good terms as over the two years they have got used to each other. My husband and his brother are among the number and don't seem too worried about the outcome.

Annaka.

If they were english they would of been given 85,000 euro fine (EACH) and been sentenced, the judge, the police, the solicitor would of all their heads together like a german porm star with a chav moustach and said "oooh yar good english, lets have their pants down"!!!!!


Do I detect a slight touch of resentment regarding the way you have been treated in Cyprus?

After 35 years here, the only thing I can find to complain about is whinging Brits!


Absolutely CBBB, in this particular case (which you have commented on) I wonder if the author is aware of the fact that the attitude which he/she so disparagingly describes, is precisely what one would expect from the 'Brits' when they administer their warped sense of justice to those of other nations.

Fact is, they most probably were the first to instigate such attitudes as a result of their seemingly misguided opinion that they are better than anyone else, particularly if the poor recipient of their 'Justice' is unable to speak/write/understand their concocted language. :lol: :lol:
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Postby baby-come-fly-with-me » Tue Jul 14, 2009 3:41 pm

CBBB wrote:
baby-come-fly-with-me wrote:
annaka wrote:Non appearance in court is quite common here. Twenty-three guys were caught in the UK betting shop two years ago and every time they go to court, the case gets postponed for two or three months because some of the 23 are missing. Excuses range from being on holiday, one working in Paphos installing air conditioning and several more with health-related excuses.

They all plead not guilty and just using the betting shop as their local cafe, only three are still working full-time and the rest are pensioners and they are all very friendly with the judge and on good terms as over the two years they have got used to each other. My husband and his brother are among the number and don't seem too worried about the outcome.

Annaka.

If they were english they would of been given 85,000 euro fine (EACH) and been sentenced, the judge, the police, the solicitor would of all their heads together like a german porm star with a chav moustach and said "oooh yar good english, lets have their pants down"!!!!!


Do I detect a slight touch of resentment regarding the way you have been treated in Cyprus?

After 35 years here, the only thing I can find to complain about is whinging Brits!

I have not met a brit who hasnt been mistreated in cy, because lets be fair, its a racist place to live and corrupt too, and I believe everyone should be treated equal, in cy they are not. sorry but you are constantly winching about brits, oh but thats okay isnt it for you to winch about brits but not the other way round, proves a very good point :)
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