This really takes the biscuit.
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This really takes the biscuit.
THROWING a biscuit at someone or brushing them with a stinging nettle are now considered violent crimes, it has emerged.
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk, Stephen Bett, was trying to get to the bottom of what was behind a 14% rise in violent crime in the county when he uncovered the bizarre string of banal 'crimes'.
Mr Bett disclosed a number of cases recorded as instances of actual bodily harm (ABH) included a young child who swung round a boxing glove and caught his smaller sibling with it, a woman who threw a biscuit at a man that left a small red mark and a child who brushed a stinging nettle across a playmate's arm.
I said pass the digestives love
Stephen Bett said number of banal crime incidents was 'jaw dropping' | Latest News | Breaking UK News & World News Headlines | Daily Star
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Norfolk, Stephen Bett, was trying to get to the bottom of what was behind a 14% rise in violent crime in the county when he uncovered the bizarre string of banal 'crimes'.
Mr Bett disclosed a number of cases recorded as instances of actual bodily harm (ABH) included a young child who swung round a boxing glove and caught his smaller sibling with it, a woman who threw a biscuit at a man that left a small red mark and a child who brushed a stinging nettle across a playmate's arm.
I said pass the digestives love
Stephen Bett said number of banal crime incidents was 'jaw dropping' | Latest News | Breaking UK News & World News Headlines | Daily Star
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Re: This really takes the biscuit.
Ooh I remember stinging nettles as a kid... Serious crime? Absobloominlutely.... They really hurt
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See what happens when we have gun control in the UK, even our crimes are a world joke now
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I was just reading people saying it's a myth that they help and that it was just a cool leaf helping.
Personally I found they only 'worked' if I spat on them. They wouldn't have been cold then so I'm not convinced it was a myth.
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Are there stinging nettles anywhere in Canada like we have back home?
I visited the UK with my Canadian bf last month and took him walking through "the countryside". I had to explain to him to avoid the nettles and it seemed like he didn't have a clue about the concept of getting stung by a plant!
I visited the UK with my Canadian bf last month and took him walking through "the countryside". I had to explain to him to avoid the nettles and it seemed like he didn't have a clue about the concept of getting stung by a plant!
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Yeah pretty sure I found some nettles on the scraborough bluffs a few weekends ago- got once zinging sting!
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oak_Apple_Day