Topic ID 4063
I see that the police are looking for a Ricky Harvey of Cherry Tree Green after he skipped court on 23rd December. This comes a month after police issed an appeal for information on the whereabouts of a Lewis Harvey of Cherry Tree Green, in connection with a burglary. If members of the public have any information on their whereabouts of these individuals they should contact police on 01438 75 7070/7040/7041 during office hours, or the Hertfordshire Constabulary non-emergency number on 0845 33 00 222 out of hours.
Reply ID 59037
Oh - I thought this was a gay dating thread - sorry.
Reply ID 59038
quote:Anyone know what they look like?
Originally posted by Steve
I see that the police are looking for a Ricky Harvey of Cherry Tree Green after he skipped court on 23rd December. This comes a month after police issed an appeal for information on the whereabouts of a Lewis Harvey of Cherry Tree Green, in connection with a burglary. If members of the public have any information on their whereabouts of these individuals they should contact police on 01438 75 7070/7040/7041 during office hours, or the Hertfordshire Constabulary non-emergency number on 0845 33 00 222 out of hours.
Reply ID 59041
quote:Where's Rick!
Originally posted by aubend
Oh - I thought this was a gay dating thread - sorry.
Reply ID 59042
quote:You ARE RGS Rick!!
Originally posted by aubend
Oh - I thought this was a gay dating thread - sorry.
Reply ID 59047
Or as I prefer to be known, RGS Dick [;)] As it says under my name... I'm a Full Member!
Reply ID 59048
Here's a picture of him. Remember, keep them peeled. http://www.hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/hertfordshiremercury-news/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=379230
Reply ID 59049
Here's the other one... http://www.hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/hertfordshiremercury-news/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=373297 Are there any other members of the Harvey family we should be looking out for? [:D] I assume they're brothers.
Reply ID 59050
quote:They look like the 2 guys in Dumb and Dumber!
Originally posted by Steve
Here's the other one... http://www.hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/hertfordshiremercury-news/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=373297 Are there any other members of the Harvey family we should be looking out for? [:D] I assume they're brothers.
Reply ID 59051
quote:Probably not wise to say so, for a variety of reasons, including, but not limited to, the police advice to not approach.[B)]
Originally posted by Firedupinsidequote:They look like the 2 guys in Dumb and Dumber!
Originally posted by Steve
Here's the other one... http://www.hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/hertfordshiremercury-news/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=373297 Are there any other members of the Harvey family we should be looking out for? [:D] I assume they're brothers.
Reply ID 59052
have they checked under their beds.....where's DOG when you need him. right, back to my trailer.
Reply ID 59054
All that I can deduce from those two photos is that one of the brothers has a much smaller head than the other one. Shouldn't be too hard to spot, as long as they are both together.
Reply ID 59055
Why couldn't both these feral scumbags have been locked up AFTER the first warrant was issued for non attendance and they were subsequently caught? Is this some sort of game? I am told by a policeman friend of mine that it's because they are not a danger to the public, even though the police are asking that the public do not approach either yob if they are seen. Forget for a moment the fact that they have a blatant disregard for any sort of authority, didn't they break into a house in the early hours while the occupants were at home asleep?
Reply ID 59057
quote:....allegedly. Easy James. You may have a licence to terminate with extreme predudice, but British law is a gentle old thing in a beige cardigan.[:D]
Originally posted by James007
Why couldn't both these feral scumbags have been locked up AFTER the first warrant was issued for non attendance and they were subsequently caught? Is this some sort of game? I am told by a policeman friend of mine that it's because they are not a danger to the public, even though the police are asking that the public do not approach either yob if they are seen. Forget for a moment the fact that they have a blatant disregard for any sort of authority, didn't they break into a house in the early hours while the occupants were at home asleep?
Reply ID 59059
quote:Agreed But I bet I am right. [:)]
Originally posted by shuntquote:....allegedly. Easy James. You may have a licence to terminate with extreme predudice, but British law is a gentle old thing in a beige cardigan.[:D]
Originally posted by James007
Why couldn't both these feral scumbags have been locked up AFTER the first warrant was issued for non attendance and they were subsequently caught? Is this some sort of game? I am told by a policeman friend of mine that it's because they are not a danger to the public, even though the police are asking that the public do not approach either yob if they are seen. Forget for a moment the fact that they have a blatant disregard for any sort of authority, didn't they break into a house in the early hours while the occupants were at home asleep?
Reply ID 59062
quote:You may well be, but the principle is, IMO, one of this country's greatest assets. Evasion is all chalked up and lessens the chance of facing a lenient court.
Originally posted by James007quote:Agreed But I bet I am right. [:)]
Originally posted by shuntquote:....allegedly. Easy James. You may have a licence to terminate with extreme predudice, but British law is a gentle old thing in a beige cardigan.[:D]
Originally posted by James007
Why couldn't both these feral scumbags have been locked up AFTER the first warrant was issued for non attendance and they were subsequently caught? Is this some sort of game? I am told by a policeman friend of mine that it's because they are not a danger to the public, even though the police are asking that the public do not approach either yob if they are seen. Forget for a moment the fact that they have a blatant disregard for any sort of authority, didn't they break into a house in the early hours while the occupants were at home asleep?
Reply ID 59068
Why do you think that the principle, in your opinion, is one of this country's great assets, in that "evasion is all chalked up and lessens the chance of facing a lenient court"? Are you rubbing my right arm?
Reply ID 59069
Oh Shunty you are a dear old thing. Always forceful in such a manly way . I bet you were a right little tearaway as a youth. All Brylcreem and knuckle dusters. I won't say I always agree with you (in fact probably never) but please don't change you big old grizzly bear.[:I]
Reply ID 59072
quote:Actually, hair like Roy Wood, fringed biker leathers, BIG flares and a Les Paul Custom slung on my back. Ugh.[:I]
Originally posted by aubend
Oh Shunty you are a dear old thing. Always forceful in such a manly way . I bet you were a right little tearaway as a youth. All Brylcreem and knuckle dusters. I won't say I always agree with you (in fact probably never) but please don't change you big old grizzly bear.[:I]
Reply ID 59073
quote:The principle of innocent until proven and not wasting my money on automatic remand. The other half is the escalation of the likely sentence for non-appearance. It's done us proud for years and so much better than law enforcers overreacting initially and then having to eat humble pie.
Originally posted by James007
Why do you think that the principle, in your opinion, is one of this country's great assets, in that "evasion is all chalked up and lessens the chance of facing a lenient court"? Are you rubbing my right arm?
Reply ID 59079
quote:I am afraid I don't understand your latest comment.
Originally posted by shuntquote:The principle of innocent until proven and not wasting my money on automatic remand. The other half is the escalation of the likely sentence for non-appearance. It's done us proud for years and so much better than law enforcers overreacting initially and then having to eat humble pie.
Originally posted by James007
Why do you think that the principle, in your opinion, is one of this country's great assets, in that "evasion is all chalked up and lessens the chance of facing a lenient court"? Are you rubbing my right arm?
Reply ID 59085
quote:Hmmm. I'm obviously not expressing myself well. I meant that I'd rather the odd person fails to show, than have every suspect expensively banged up just in case. Every one of those who is later found not guilty, lowers the respect for the system, whereas the absconders generally only harm their own case.
Originally posted by James007quote:I am afraid I don't understand your latest comment.
Originally posted by shuntquote:The principle of innocent until proven and not wasting my money on automatic remand. The other half is the escalation of the likely sentence for non-appearance. It's done us proud for years and so much better than law enforcers overreacting initially and then having to eat humble pie.
Originally posted by James007
Why do you think that the principle, in your opinion, is one of this country's great assets, in that "evasion is all chalked up and lessens the chance of facing a lenient court"? Are you rubbing my right arm?
Reply ID 59113
Why don't they just raid the Wetherspoons? That's where most of Hertford's reprobates seem to hang out! They should start issuing grey jogging bottoms, a hooded top and baseball cap to everyone on the way in to Wetherspoons so everyone blends in with the scally's!!
Reply ID 59213
Think its quite funny that the weatherspoons is on the same road as the job centre and the cheap off licence. Very good piece of planning to keep all the drop outs together in one area [:D]
Reply ID 59228
quote:Don't forget the kebab shop and that opposite is Ladbrokes. [:D]
Originally posted by jjr
Think its quite funny that the weatherspoons is on the same road as the job centre and the cheap off licence. Very good piece of planning to keep all the drop outs together in one area [:D]
Reply ID 59229
quote:And Subway
Originally posted by Woodyquote:Don't forget the kebab shop and that opposite is Ladbrokes. [:D]
Originally posted by jjr
Think its quite funny that the weatherspoons is on the same road as the job centre and the cheap off licence. Very good piece of planning to keep all the drop outs together in one area [:D]
Reply ID 59230
This is getting embarrassing.[:I]
Reply ID 59263
quote:And Shepherds [;)]
Originally posted by Stevequote:And Subway
Originally posted by Woodyquote:Don't forget the kebab shop and that opposite is Ladbrokes. [:D]
Originally posted by jjr
Think its quite funny that the weatherspoons is on the same road as the job centre and the cheap off licence. Very good piece of planning to keep all the drop outs together in one area [:D]
Reply ID 59866
Both arrested. http://www.herts.police.uk/crimedatabase/site/content.php?article_id=5803
Reply ID 59894
quote:Excellent news!
Originally posted by James007
Both arrested. http://www.herts.police.uk/crimedatabase/site/content.php?article_id=5803
Reply ID 59925
But one of them was apparently released on Bail http://www.hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/hertfordshiremercury-news/displayarticle.asp?id=384974
Reply ID 59929
quote:Yes, but this time he really really really promised to turn up at court.
Originally posted by jez_p
But one of them was apparently released on Bail http://www.hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/hertfordshiremercury-news/displayarticle.asp?id=384974
Reply ID 59931
I'd imagine he's considered to be less of a risk without his brother's influence. He gave himself up voluntarily, once his brother had been apprehended.
Reply ID 60036
Why has admin referred to these total scum bags as "The Harvey Brothers" with a capital 'B' in the blog? These brothers thieve for a living. They don't need you to push them to glory status. Please don't stick them on a pedestal admin, as sadly, scum like these two people do probably have computers and will love the attention they get from such a phrase.