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I live a few doors down, it's been going on for ages, the people in the downstairs flat say they just go out for the afternoon in sheer frustration. There's often kids in a nearby garden in Worlingham also causing a ruckus at the same time, not fun for me as I work nights so it messes with my sleep. Not much you can really do except hope the parent/s take some responsibility, fat chance of that in ED though! -
The lengths some people will go to to excuse bad owner/dog behaviour. Ignoring multiple news reports of dogs causing extreme injury/death I don’t care how friendly you think YOUR dog is. Keep them the f@@@ away from other people -
First time post Badly composed Suspiciously exaggerated claims Conclusion: probable troll/extreme dickhead perhaps multiple neighbours will verify the claims but right now? Nah
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By LurkyMcLurker · Posted
They're gathering? Are they plotting something? Is the public's safet in question? Better not go and speak to their parents. It sounds far too dangerous. Go straight to the police.
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