Narrabundah home invader caught in Goulburn

Perhaps the Supreme Court shouldn’t have given this bloke bail after his last offence.

Within the A.C.T. most drug addicts, who are crims, re-offend for the duration of their habit/addiction.

A known fact, re; the A.F.P, the majority of criminals in their late twenties and early thirties who have careers in break and enters, re-commit until receiving and doing the long hauls in Goulburn or (now) the Maconachie.

So, after your place is broken into with you at home, at work, or out to play, do realise that when you are reporting the break-in to the A.F.P., most officers already have a long relationship with most of the older offenders, ie, long lists of their ‘known’ previous offenders, dealt with monthly over other break-ins. They are more often than not, let off in court, regularly, over many years. A.F.P. time and resources are saved by not bothering to visit their regular crims addresses recovering peoples property stolen.

The same old story – why bother charging a drug addict? The stolen property is usually sold quickly, a court case needs pursuing, using a victim’s time money and resources, with no guarantee that a fine is imposed or costs of stolen goods re-imbursed later.

Lastly, if the AFP officers are kind and thoughtful, some will inform victims to prepare themselves for reprisals from the crims down the track, if they pursue the ‘charging and court’ road, particularly in relation to home burglaries ie damaged property later, an assault on a family member, a murdered family member years later by someone connected to a previous home burglary who was charged as examples.

One consolation:

‘Karma comes around twice as hard’ and ‘every dog will have its day; one day!’.

WonderfulWorld said :

Mobug said :

The guy is a drug addict from Hawker who has done this before earlier this year

Man ‘tied up, gagged neighbour’, court told
A Canberra man accused of tying up his 67-year-old neighbour with electrical cords and stealing his car, has been refused bail.

Benjamin Brennan, 35, is accused of forcing his way into his neighbour’s Hawker house, after he refused to lend him his car on Tuesday night.

A police informant told the ACT Magistrates Court, Brennan tied the 67-year-old man to a chair with electrical cords, telling him he was there on behalf of people who wanted him dead.

It is alleged he then re-tied the man on the bedroom floor, gagged him with a tea towel and took his wallet and car keys.

He was caught an hour later in Civic.

Aboriginal community leader Aunty Agnes Shae gave evidence in support of Brennan, saying he helped care for her sick brother.

But Magistrate Maria Doogan refused bail, saying Brennan had a prolific criminal history of violence.

I’m interested how you link the two?

Mobug said :

WonderfulWorld said :

Mobug said :

The guy is a drug addict from Hawker who has done this before earlier this year

Man ‘tied up, gagged neighbour’, court told
A Canberra man accused of tying up his 67-year-old neighbour with electrical cords and stealing his car, has been refused bail.

Benjamin Brennan, 35, is accused of forcing his way into his neighbour’s Hawker house, after he refused to lend him his car on Tuesday night.

A police informant told the ACT Magistrates Court, Brennan tied the 67-year-old man to a chair with electrical cords, telling him he was there on behalf of people who wanted him dead.

It is alleged he then re-tied the man on the bedroom floor, gagged him with a tea towel and took his wallet and car keys.

He was caught an hour later in Civic.

Aboriginal community leader Aunty Agnes Shae gave evidence in support of Brennan, saying he helped care for her sick brother.

But Magistrate Maria Doogan refused bail, saying Brennan had a prolific criminal history of violence.

I’m interested how you link the two?

Same MO (Modus Operondai)

Why dose it matter so much how i linked the two the storys?, What matters here is there is a women ln hospital with her skull smashed in which could have being prevented if they kept him in the first time.

WonderfulWorld said :

Mobug said :

The guy is a drug addict from Hawker who has done this before earlier this year

Man ‘tied up, gagged neighbour’, court told
A Canberra man accused of tying up his 67-year-old neighbour with electrical cords and stealing his car, has been refused bail.

Benjamin Brennan, 35, is accused of forcing his way into his neighbour’s Hawker house, after he refused to lend him his car on Tuesday night.

A police informant told the ACT Magistrates Court, Brennan tied the 67-year-old man to a chair with electrical cords, telling him he was there on behalf of people who wanted him dead.

It is alleged he then re-tied the man on the bedroom floor, gagged him with a tea towel and took his wallet and car keys.

He was caught an hour later in Civic.

Aboriginal community leader Aunty Agnes Shae gave evidence in support of Brennan, saying he helped care for her sick brother.

But Magistrate Maria Doogan refused bail, saying Brennan had a prolific criminal history of violence.

I’m interested how you link the two?

Same MO (Modus Operondai)

Mobug said :

The guy is a drug addict from Hawker who has done this before earlier this year

Man ‘tied up, gagged neighbour’, court told
A Canberra man accused of tying up his 67-year-old neighbour with electrical cords and stealing his car, has been refused bail.

Benjamin Brennan, 35, is accused of forcing his way into his neighbour’s Hawker house, after he refused to lend him his car on Tuesday night.

A police informant told the ACT Magistrates Court, Brennan tied the 67-year-old man to a chair with electrical cords, telling him he was there on behalf of people who wanted him dead.

It is alleged he then re-tied the man on the bedroom floor, gagged him with a tea towel and took his wallet and car keys.

He was caught an hour later in Civic.

Aboriginal community leader Aunty Agnes Shae gave evidence in support of Brennan, saying he helped care for her sick brother.

But Magistrate Maria Doogan refused bail, saying Brennan had a prolific criminal history of violence.

I’m interested how you link the two?

So is helping someones sick mother supposed to balance out giving a woman a savage beating that breaks her skull and jaw? What’s this Agnes woman thinking? She should be condemning this turds actions, not defending him.

He’d get more than a scuffle from me, and it wouldn’t be me tied up and assaulted at the end of the biff session if he tried it.

There are people out there who need shooting.

vg said :

“You mean the cops college?”

Barton, Einstein

It was a joke, Einstein.

“You mean the cops college?”

Barton, Einstein

It is time for a starchamber in this city to get rid of those the courts won’t punish.