Universal without a ticket

[pygmie]

You do realise that not every Irish person is a member of the travelling community and that there are many many more people with the name 'Anderson' that are not travellers than are?

[Fairysparkled]

Originally Posted by Sew109

I agree Travellers get a really rough and unfair ride, there are a small minority of them that act in a completely anti social way and they all get tarred with the same brush.

I deal with travellers and one has become one of my best friends he says that the ones that park up where there like and leave loads of rubbish have a far more negative affect on him than they do us.

I also deal with estate agents and I can tell you which ones are easier to deal with !

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All I can say is you must live a sheltered life.

[2point]

Originally Posted by pygmie

You do realise that not every Irish person is a member of the travelling community and that there are many many more people with the name 'Anderson' that are not travellers than are?

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Absolutely.

But this one's a wrong 'un.

[tracy99]

Originally Posted by 2point

I guessed she was from the travelling community.

Why?

A total disregard for the rules/law - this isn't a single person sneaking it, it's a whole family under her direction that is doing so. There are some local pubs/restaurants where I live that are effectively off limits for me as they are ruined by this group terrorising them, too much effort to remove them and prevent future bad behaviour. It's actually against the law to exclude them.

When confronted by law enforcement then proceeds to lie and say she wasn't even there. CCTV proves she was.

Saying the kids were on their own knowing that Universal would be very unlikely to prosecute them - it's similar to why County Lines criminals use children to distrubute their drugs.

When paying bail she gave her address as 'unknown' and a payor address that was a non existent street with a non valid postcode.

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Biased on my part? Absolutely. Was I right? 99% I am.

Anderson BTW is a traveller family name, go look up Dale Farm.

I don't think it's a coincidence that the postcode/address she gave was in that area. The street name given, Bengen, is a traveller word for Devil. Not a common word.

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Can I ask why it’s against the law to exclude them from the pubs you feel are off limits to yourself.
Tracy x

[Sew109]

Originally Posted by Fairysparkled

All I can say is you must live a sheltered life.

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what is the opposite of sheltered that is what I have lived !

I think many people are scared by reputation deserved or otherwise. My work has had me involved with lots of travellers sure there are some bad ones but so many of them are just fantastic people.

[2point]

Originally Posted by tracy99

Can I ask why it’s against the law to exclude them from the pubs you feel are off limits to yourself.
Tracy x

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It's discriminatory to exclude the group.

We don't go to those pubs/restaurants anymore as it's just not safe when trouble can kick off at any point.

I feel for those that have to work in those places (my son worked in one for a while, he left due to the amount of violence and abuse in the place)

[Whitequeen]

Originally Posted by ScoopsAhoy

It was very easy to find her and she is indeed from the travelling community.
I thought Anderson was actually quite a common traveller name.

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I stand corrected. When Googled Irish roots aren't mentioned for Anderson.

[daytonababe]

Originally Posted by Fairysparkled

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Spoilsport.

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Hardly … instead of people insinuating it why not just come out and say it ..

I also didn’t realise it was a game of guess the race..