libs said:Josh is ok - just a bit more black and blue today as the bruising comes out. I've had a horrible night though - couldn't get to sleep - ended up wandering about the house in the small hours. I coudln't stop thinking about the fact that all the attacks I've heard of down there - noone called 999. It's like these children think that being robbed or attacked isn't enough to call it. Although Josh and his friends weren't on the skate park when it happened they were close and there's been lots of these attacks on skaters just recently.
I think they're scared of being accused of calling the police for nothing..I'm wondering if we could do a little campaign to encourage the kids to call 999 when this happens. So my mind's going overtime and I'm wondering if I could get a little sponsorship from the skate companies to produce little credit card size flyers encouraging them to call 999 if this happens and a little more safety info like how to contact the PCSO who are responsible for the park for minor offences etc. This is the largest skate park in the country and it's set in a brilliant place with a HUGE playground for children with loads of play equipment as well.
Hmmm have to think about this
That's a really good idea. It's awful though, it worries me to think what youth crime is gonna be like when kierans old enought to go out etc