On 24 Jan, 21:52, "dennis@home" wrote:

It was worse than that..

What do you suggest he should have done Dennis? He was burgled by a
team of three people, all with criminal records that included
violence. One already had a conviction for burgling the same house.
Another was only out on bail from another offence. The third
interspersed his later busy criminal career with paid interviews from
the BBC, and suing Tony Martin for "loss of earnings"! "Honour
amongst thieves" in his mind meant taking a teenage apprentice along,
then leaving him to die, being so fearful for his own skin that he
didn't even tell the police his accomplice was lying wounded outside
the house.

We're lucky that such fine fellows have you to defend them.