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38 minutes ago, Botty Cough said:

Entering property for an unlawful act such as under age consumption of alcohol or to damage property in anyway such as breaking through a fence is a criminal offence 

No it's not 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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It's a civil offence, you have to show they've done damage. Obviously if they've stolen something off the property, that's theft which is a criminal offence.

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9 minutes ago, GarethM said:

It's a civil offence, you have to show they've done damage. Obviously if they've stolen something off the property, that's theft which is a criminal offence.

Trespassing is a civil offence but breaking through a fence is criminal damage.

 

Electrifying the barb wire is the solution here.

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26 minutes ago, Botty Cough said:

Trespassing is a civil offence but breaking through a fence is criminal damage.

 

Electrifying the barb wire is the solution here.

Yeah, and every traveller has always found the lock to have been broken beforehand, how do you prove it.

 

Electrifying the fence just makes you more legally culpable, a plain wire you can justify a barb wire shows intentions to do harm regardless of signage.

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18 minutes ago, GarethM said:

Yeah, and every traveller has always found the lock to have been broken beforehand, how do you prove it.

 

Electrifying the fence just makes you more legally culpable, a plain wire you can justify a barb wire shows intentions to do harm regardless of signage.

Nobody cares.

I have plenty of customers that have electrified barb wire... It's standard these days 😂

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