Going Equipped by durleybeachbum

Photography • Animals • posted on May 19, 2018

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This is the offender that has stripped my wisteria of half the flowers. Going equipped (criminal damage, burglary, theft) Theft Act 1968 Maximum Penalty 3-years imprisonment

Comments (10)

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TECHNISTRATIONS

7:15AM | Sat, 19 May 2018

Love your writing - too funny! - Super "Mug Shot" of the culprit!

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Deva3D

9:00AM | Sat, 19 May 2018

Great shot!

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helanker

10:49AM | Sat, 19 May 2018

GEEE! It needs a good spanking once and for all. ;-/ Find the water pistol ! Wonder if it gets High from the flowers.

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jendellas

11:36AM | Sat, 19 May 2018

Naughty but they do make me laugh.

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wysiwig

8:52PM | Sat, 19 May 2018

Those surveillance cameras are everywhere. A handsome scofflaw.

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kgb224

11:21AM | Sun, 20 May 2018

Superb capture Andrea. God bless.

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auntietk

11:53PM | Sun, 20 May 2018

I had to look up “going equipped,” which led me to an overview of the Theft Act of 1968, so while this doesn't qualify me to practice law in Enland and Wales, I at least have a bit of a grip on the concept. It’s simple enough, but it was new to me. Your perpetrator looks quite shifty, and is clearly not to be trusted!

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Glendaw

10:21PM | Thu, 24 May 2018

Amazing information, thanks for sharing.

What a wonderful shot of the perpetrator .

Actually he dosen't seem to be bothered at all.

xoxo

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Faemike55

4:30PM | Mon, 28 May 2018

no shame whatsoever about doing the crime.... Great capture

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anahata.c

6:07AM | Fri, 08 June 2018

this was ripe for a tale too, I laughed when you posted this. I too hadn't heard of "going equipped", and I haven't seen "scofflaw" (Mark) since years ago. (That's right up there with "rapscallion" or "periwig pated fellow".) I love the intrusion of the bird poking in from the left. And the patterns from the wisteria and branches against the bokeh'd background. I really love the shot---real counterpoint and jazziness. The bird doesn't seem to feel any guilt. He's probably thinking, "I got wings, lady---try and catch me!"