IF THE ARMY CAME IN BAD MOVE !

That would be bad people who are not rioting at the momment will riot and a civil war would start and many people would die

Bad move if we do call the army in !

Uh-huh.

i agree but i feel if we brung the army in those cowards would never face them and stop riots they would be too scared to rubber bullets, police forces and help by other members of the community

That would be bad people who are not rioting at the momment will riot and a civil war would start and many people would die

Bad move if we do call the army in !

CIVIL WAR???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

Uh huh. Hm mm. Yep. Ok.

Northern Ireland tactics for one night and the bunch of chavvy little shits would soon be home to mummy.

Civil war, you're having a laugh.

ok mabye i forgot they are little chavey basterds

Can i pull up a sandbag, we have more than 40 yrs experience in dealing with this shit, if you want a politcally correct job done, stay with the goverment,

However if you want a no- noncence hard line end to the problem, then call the boys, im sure they would all love to fly home from afghan to sort this crap out, a bit of R + R if you like.......

No need for rubber bullets on these scum, just some in ya face brute force....As Millwall displayed last night.. fecking cowards.

So we would all be in uproar if they dealt with them worthless medical experiments they call rioters ?? Hmmmmmm i dont think so

Some Scumbags who were in court in Croydon for looting today
Croydon Magistrates had a long line of defendants in the dock answering charges of robbery, theft and violent disorder relating to Monday night.

However, after the angry faces, dark clothing and aggression towards property and people, the court officials heard tales of woe and desperate apologies from the defendants.
Nathan Dempster, an 18-year-old college student of Onslow Road, Croydon, sobbed in front of his mother and grandmother when he was told he would spend another week behind bars after being accused of stealing aftershave from House of Fraser in Croydon.

It went some way towards answering the question everyone has been asking for days: Who are these people who undertook violence, theft and disorder on our streets?

Throughout the day in court 10, out of 12 defendants there were three youths under 18 years old. Two of them, we were told, are in the care system.
Two people are addicted drug users, two people have a history of mental health problems.

One man had a job and a family and had just had a moment of madness, his lawyer said.

However the sob stories failed to soften the heart of District Judge Robert Hunter as he refused all but one of the defendants bail.

Defendant snapshots:

:: Joseph Levy, 41, from Croydon. Pleaded guilty to stealing a bottle of wine from the smashed-up Somerfield shop on London Rd. His lawyer said he took the opportunity to go into the store and grab a bottle. The defendant has struggled with a class A drug addiction. No bail. Committed for sentence at crown court.

:: Jack Lamb, 22, from Staines. Pleaded not guilty to criminal damage of Carphone Warehouse.

:: Katy Lovett from Croydon. No plea yet. Charged with looting Staples store.

:: Lucien Trufia, 29, from Croydon. Pleaded guilty to looting Staples store. Some £150,000 worth of stock was stolen. The doors of the store were burst at 10pm and the fire alarms went off around 2.25am. After firefighters fought the blaze, looters hit again.

:: Male youth, aged 17, from Streatham. Pleaded not guilty to burglary and resisting arrest relating to the theft of a bike worth £240 from Cycle King on Brighton Road, Croydon.

The young man has been in care since the age of 10. His mother is a drug abuser and he has had a number of foster homes, the judge heard. His care worker was in court. He has a young daughter. Remanded in custody until August 15.
Male youth, aged 17. Pleaded guilty to stealing aftershaves and perfumes from House of Fraser. Looting took place at the Centrale Shopping Centre on Tamworth Road.

:: Female youth, aged 14, from Shirley, near Croydon. Pleaded guilty to stealing items from Argos including a camera and a games console. The girl has been in long-term care and been with her current foster carers since January this year. Her foster mother was in court. The girl was given a youth referral order and released on bail.

:: Ohene Bamfo, aged 20. Pleaded not guilty to two counts of robbery, theft from a person and violent disorder.

The charges relate to the attack on police by 200 people on London Road in Croydon. Remanded in custody until August 17 by Croydon magistrates.

:: Jean Paul Brown, 34, from Mitcham. No indication of plea. Charged with stealing a football shirt and resisting arrest on Purley Way, Croydon. He is from Jamaica and is not legally allowed to be in this country. Remanded in custody until August 17.

:: James Best, 38, from Croydon. Pleaded guilty to stealing food stuff - cakes and biscuits - from Munchies Bakery on London Road, Croydon. He has nine previous convictions and serious mental health problems. He has been homeless for a number of years and been in a psychiatric hospital. He was remanded in custody.

:: Nathan Dempster, a college student aged 18 from Croydon. He is charged with stealing bags of aftershave from House of Fraser. He did not enter a plea. He was remanded in custody until August 17.

:: Sean Havens, 43, from Croydon. Homeless and lives in a hostel. Charged with stealing cakes and biscuits from Munchies bakery.

What they need to do is also find the scum that set fire to Cars Business's and peoples homes.

It would be a huge mistake.

It would be a huge mistake.

For the Rioters i agree. Uzi the friggin lot of em !!