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ZoomZoom2006
Mar 13th, 2008, 12:36 AM
huh...got hit but kept my stuffs..my glasses broken
I wrote down time&location but is that useful?
I think they problly have a camera somewhere...

I asked a laywer tonit and she suggested to call TTC but she's not also sure about remedy. Do you guys realli know how to deal with those kinda crimes? Did TTC ever give remedy to ppl who got punched/robbed in their subway/bus?


and Downtown is also not safe anymore...the whole Toronto is now not safe...damnit

Valek
Mar 13th, 2008, 12:39 AM
huh...got hit but kept my stuffs..my glasses broken
I wrote down time&location but is that useful?
I think they problly have a camera somewhere...

I asked a laywer tonit and she suggested to call TTC but she's not also sure about remedy. Do you guys realli know how to deal with those kinda crimes? Did TTC ever give remedy to ppl who got punched/robbed in their subway/bus?


and Downtown is also not safe anymore...the whole Toronto is now not safe...damnit

Wow, good thing you're ok. You should have called the Popo first thing, then call TTC. What station was this at?

Aero
Mar 13th, 2008, 12:39 AM
Which station?

cwb27
Mar 13th, 2008, 12:41 AM
Bud, call the police??!!

ZoomZoom2006
Mar 13th, 2008, 12:41 AM
Wow, good thing you're ok. You should have called the Popo first thing, then call TTC. What station was this at?

cell phone's power-off n' it's osogood i guess, one stn before St. andrew

ZoomZoom2006
Mar 13th, 2008, 12:43 AM
Bud, call the police??!!

huh..have an exam in 36 hrs..police should be realli slow..
just wanna know whether TTC can deal with this thing

ZoomZoom2006
Mar 13th, 2008, 12:44 AM
BTW....it's INSIDE the train...wth...if that happened on the street, it should be normal...now...it's everywhere..

Grassgreen
Mar 13th, 2008, 12:44 AM
Move to Saskatchewan

cwb27
Mar 13th, 2008, 12:46 AM
huh..have an exam in 36 hrs..police should be realli slow..
just wanna know whether TTC can deal with this thing

Are ya kiddin me??!

You had a crime committed against you! What do you expect the TTC to do? Refund you your fare??

I can almost 100% say that they will TELL you to file a police report.

I don't mean to be a prick here, but your thought process is out to lunch...

b166er1337
Mar 13th, 2008, 12:47 AM
instead calling the cops, you are here posting on RFD asking people's advices?

so what if you have an exam in 36 hours, it's not like you have an exam in 3 hours.

firetrainer
Mar 13th, 2008, 12:53 AM
Describe the situation. What time was it? Were you alone? How many guys tried to mug you? How were you able to keep your stuff?

ZoomZoom2006
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:01 AM
Are ya kiddin me??!

You had a crime committed against you! What do you expect the TTC to do? Refund you your fare??

I can almost 100% say that they will TELL you to file a police report.

I don't mean to be a prick here, but your thought process is out to lunch...


=.=b I had no such kinda experience and that's what a laywer suggested so I just wanna see whether she's right cuz that sounds a bit wierd to go to TTC but defintelt they are liable.

HBP
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:06 AM
=.=b I had no such kinda experience and that's what a laywer suggested so I just wanna see whether she's right cuz that sounds a bit wierd to go to TTC but defintelt they are liable.

Liable for what? Not having an armed police officer on every section of every train? Believe it or not... you have to call the cops!

ZoomZoom2006
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:06 AM
Describe the situation. What time was it? Were you alone? How many guys tried to mug you? How were you able to keep your stuff?


11:19 (cuz they asked for time, problly they have known i carried my itouch )
alone but not sure whether other ppl in other side of the train, was reading eco slides and realli asleepy...2 guys

cwb27
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:06 AM
=.=b I had no such kinda experience and that's what a laywer suggested so I just wanna see whether she's right cuz that sounds a bit wierd to go to TTC but defintelt they are liable.

Don't let a lawyer fill your head with false hopes, not they I have anything against lawyers, but it is their job to do so.

I'm not going to lie, I am a little shocked that you'd sooner contact a lawyer about getting compensation from the TTC then you would to contact the police who notify the TTC Security/Special Constables which will therefore increase the chances the person(s) who did this to you will be caught before they attempt to rob someone else.

If none of your property was taken you were at the very minimum assaulted which is a crime, which REQUIRES you to file a police report.

Kinki
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:07 AM
TTC is not gonna compensate anything.

cwb27
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:07 AM
TTC is not gonna compensate anything.

The lawyer filled his head with false hopes...

firetrainer
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:10 AM
Did you fight them off? Was that how you were able to keep your belongings?

sammy
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:17 AM
were you hurt? were you punched in the head - was that how your glasses were broken? you may want to see your doctor to get checked out, ie, any concussion if you were knocked on the head or face.

here is TO police non-emergency # 416-808-2222.
http://www.torontopolice.on.ca/contact.php

you can call them now and briefly explain what happened and make arrangements to meet with them to file a police report after your exam is over - i assume you go down there but i'm not sure.

weedb0y
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:19 AM
lawyers are legal salesmen. Their job is to sell to you their services. If you think about it, everything in this damn system is sales. So, you have to be logical, file a report and hope that it atleast saves someone else from this same very incident.

navyseals
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:20 AM
Just call the police and tell the TTC. That's all you can do and hope they tighten security on the systems. N to anyone else, don't let those a*** push you around.

matdwyer
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:21 AM
Now I know this is completely false, (I'M MAKING THIS UP), but wouldn't it be crazy if the TTC union was some how behind these recent robberies/crime in order to get more money/bargaining power in their negotiations? One hell of a conspiracy, but I could see it! :?:

On the topic, you should have pressed the emergency bar... and started screaming... create attention, thats the last thing they want, and the bar will alert ttc employees/special constables?

confused
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:27 AM
gotta get it out of the way: are you of Asian descent and the suspects of African descent?

ZoomZoom2006
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:36 AM
FINALLY back to normal...I was just too scared and I'm calling the police now. :( now, everywhere in Toronto has been reported crimes...

wasserkool
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:37 AM
Why are you even getting a lawyer in this situation? Are you going to sue the TTC that they failed to protect you? Or are you going to sue those bums who robbed you? Because once and IF they are caught, the police will file charges.

It seems you have too much money to burn anyways on lawyers.

confused
Mar 13th, 2008, 02:17 AM
gotta get it out of the way: are you of Asian descent and the suspects of African descent?

dying to know

LeeBoA
Mar 13th, 2008, 02:21 AM
Now I know this is completely false, (I'M MAKING THIS UP), but wouldn't it be crazy if the TTC union was some how behind these recent robberies/crime in order to get more money/bargaining power in their negotiations? One hell of a conspiracy, but I could see it! :?:



I'd agree with you on that one. Just that basic concept; its happening everywhere!

HSK
Mar 13th, 2008, 02:21 AM
Note to self: When mugged, call lawyer... not police.

LeeBoA
Mar 13th, 2008, 02:22 AM
gotta get it out of the way: are you of Asian descent and the suspects of African descent?

no doubt

HSK
Mar 13th, 2008, 02:24 AM
gotta get it out of the way: are you of Asian descent and the suspects of African descent?

two great racial stereotypes rolled into one post. kudos.

theurbancanadian
Mar 13th, 2008, 02:27 AM
Are ya kiddin me??!

You had a crime committed against you! What do you expect the TTC to do? Refund you your fare??

I can almost 100% say that they will TELL you to file a police report.

I don't mean to be a prick here, but your thought process is out to lunch...

It sounds like he's looking more for a "remedy" then filing a police report. It sucks what happened to you OP but you sound like one of those "accident prone" Americans.

theurbancanadian
Mar 13th, 2008, 02:34 AM
two great racial stereotypes rolled into one post. kudos.

Where you expecting any better from a few RFDers :confused:

sucka
Mar 13th, 2008, 05:07 AM
sorry dude but you sorely lack street smarts ..... firstly, your itouch shouldn't even be in plain sight of 2 young kids (i assume) on a dt subway close to midnight no less. Second of all, why would you call a lawyer of all people (who sounds like a she got her licence from a crackerjack box btw). Third, why would you even contemplate that the TTC would give you 'remedy'?. Fourth, this is what the police is for. Why did you not call them?.

Bazooka Joe
Mar 13th, 2008, 05:43 AM
Sorry this had to happen to you OP. If something like this ever happens again, here's what you do.

1. Call police. When something illegal happens in Canada, you're supposed to call the police and tell them about it. If you can, try and remember as many details about the people who did bad things ("criminals"). Height, weight, hair colour, clothing, age, tattoos, facial hair, piercings - anything.

2. Call the owner of the property you're on. TTC has a right to know that something illegal is happening on their property. This way they can go to their tapes and get as much information as possible to pass on to the police to catch the criminals. Many private companies have private security forces that although they might not be able to catch them they do know the proper proceedures to help the police as much as possible.

3. If you believe you're hurt, see a medical professional. It's free in this country and you're already paying for it in taxes so feel free to use it.

4. Talk to your family about it since you might need some help getting over it.


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That's it. No where on the list does "call a lawyer" or "sue the ttc" or "post on RFD" exist. When you catch the criminals (which you likely won't since you've done nothing to help the police), that's who you can sue. Stop being a greedy bas*ard and do wrong to those who did you wrong (instead of the TTC who can't make anything better because they don't even know anything bad has happened).

blue mountain raider
Mar 13th, 2008, 05:45 AM
where there anyone around you when the mugger attacked you?

did u fight back?

where the muggers black?

how old did they look?

Sohjonn
Mar 13th, 2008, 07:14 AM
describe the muggers

if i were mugged on the TTC, I would alert the RFD community by giving a description of the event [where, when, how , what happened] and WHO to look out for.

then i would ask: what should i do?

Sorry OP, your first post was very vague and a lot of respondents had to probe for answers.

Funny that you would have the exact time you were mugged, but not know where it happened but referred to it only as the "station before st. andrew."

You didn't want to report it to the TTC or the police, b/c you had an exam in 36 hours, but you were able to consult a lawyer?

huh...

GunnerX
Mar 13th, 2008, 08:34 AM
Next time, press this:

http://www.walldecorshops.com/wall_pops/images/BRWP90208.jpg

Emancipated
Mar 13th, 2008, 08:45 AM
Someone post that picture that says "Thiis is why we can't have nice things".

I do not take anything nice out on the subway. It's like an invitation to 'rob me'!

Emancipated
Mar 13th, 2008, 08:47 AM
describe the muggers

if i were mugged on the TTC, I would alert the RFD community by giving a description of the event [where, when, how , what happened] and WHO to look out for.

then i would ask: what should i do?

Sorry OP, your first post was very vague and a lot of respondents had to probe for answers.

Funny that you would have the exact time you were mugged, but not know where it happened but referred to it only as the "station before st. andrew."

You didn't want to report it to the TTC or the police, b/c you had an exam in 36 hours, but you were able to consult a lawyer?

huh...

Wouldn't make one iota of a difference when the majority of the thugs out there are dressed the same and all look the same. If it were someone that dressed and behave like Zanta, I would agree but otherwise this is pretty useless and pointless.

cfuttlo
Mar 13th, 2008, 08:55 AM
Black?

thelefteyeguy
Mar 13th, 2008, 09:00 AM
Next time, press this:

http://www.walldecorshops.com/wall_pops/images/BRWP90208.jpg

can you do that?...I wasnt sure.

GunnerX
Mar 13th, 2008, 09:24 AM
From ttc.ca site.


Passenger Assistance Alarms (PAAs)

Passenger Assistance Alarms (PAAs) are the black and yellow strips located above the windows and at the ends of subway/RT cars. Press the alarm strip immediately if you see or experience an incident that should be reported or stopped.
They should be used to report:

* Fire
* Harassment
* Illness
* Accidents
* Vandalism
* Threats to Customer Security

Here is what happens when the PAA strip is pressed:

* An alarm goes off in your car and also in the driver's and guard's cabs.
* A light on the outside of your car turns on so that it is easy for emergency personnel to see where the problem is.
* The driver calls for emergency assistance.
* The train stops at the next station and the doors open. The subway guard or the RT driver will check the situation and take appropriate action.

thelefteyeguy
Mar 13th, 2008, 09:26 AM
From ttc.ca site.

good to know :cheesygri

UrbanPoet
Mar 13th, 2008, 09:41 AM
write down a detailed description of every single thing you remember.
Then give it to the police (non-emergency) line

Nav
Mar 13th, 2008, 10:00 AM
I love it.

You get robbed, so the first thing that goes through your mind is, let me speak to a lawyer. Then, you say, let me post this on RFD.

Nowhere in your thought process did you think to call the cops after you were, cough *robbed* cough.

What the f**k is wrong with people?

Let me guess, you got the lawyer on speed dial, don't you? (And, I am almost 100% certain you don't have the Police non-emergency # in your phone, AT ALL!. 911)

write down a detailed description of every single thing you remember.
Then give it to the lawyer

This is probably what the OP will do.

chickenbones
Mar 13th, 2008, 10:08 AM
LOL u deserved it for calling a lawyer afterwards but not the COPs.

edgedamage
Mar 13th, 2008, 10:31 AM
You got burned for doing what I call "IPOD fashion statement". When my company moved downtown I noticed something weird. Almost everyone holds their Ipods in their hands in front of their body, like look everyone I have one too! Muggers are like shoppers give them something nice to look at, and they go for it. I call BS on your story. You would have done one of two things before blogging here.
#1 Informed a TTC employee.
#2 Called police.

goJays
Mar 13th, 2008, 10:36 AM
why get a lawyer? do u think ttc will compensate u for such a tiny incident? lol

furthermore, after 4 pages, u have not released any information. how did it happen? what did they take? what did the perpetrator look like? what did u do while this was occuring? i pass by that station everyday.. i would like to know. btw, how small are u? how old are u? what decent are u (maybe trend)?

nahim.a.a
Mar 13th, 2008, 11:32 AM
I think the poster is an illegal immigrant that's why he/she does not wish to talk to the police.

quarterlifecrisis
Mar 13th, 2008, 11:34 AM
You got burned for doing what I call "IPOD fashion statement". When my company moved downtown I noticed something weird. Almost everyone holds their Ipods in their hands in front of their body, like look everyone I have one too! Muggers are like shoppers give them something nice to look at, and they go for it. I call BS on your story. You would have done one of two things before blogging here.
#1 Informed a TTC employee.
#2 Called police.

Exactly, it's just a status symbol, they also insist on the pearly white headphones.

DaVibe
Mar 13th, 2008, 11:53 AM
For reference sake, even if you were on TTC property and caught on video camera, nothing is recorded unless you're standing around the money. That means, the collector/operator booth or the turnstyles ... otherwise, they have cameras but it's not taped.
I had a run in at the TTC a while back and was shocked when I was told this when I assumed the criminals could be caught on tape.

That was not the case.

Edit: I also don't see where a lawyer is going to help you out. You don't know who robbed you, nor does it sound like you're going to find them soon. The only thing you can really do is give the description to the police ... you can ask to see criminals they have on file (pictures) but other than that, a lawyer can't help you because you're not suing anyone.

Edit2: No, the TTC does not care. Go ahead and write them a letter about how you don't feel safe in the TTC, but really, they don't care. It happens every week on the TTC, if not more.

Talamasca
Mar 13th, 2008, 12:06 PM
Move to Saskatchewan

Uh, no. Regina and Saskatoon are the most dangerous cities in Canada. Toronto is way back in 26th place.

Macleans - "The worst and best of Canada" (http://www.macleans.ca/canada/national/article.jsp?content=20080312_110944_110944)

OP, be more damn careful next time. The iPod impresses no one but is a magnet for thieves.

errorinexcellence
Mar 13th, 2008, 12:45 PM
you must be really shocked and cant type out the incident or your terrible at faking a story..

you have little to no details about anything, your sentences are all messed up and can barely understand what happened.

all I got was, you were in a train, there was 2 guys and they asked for a time.

So your telling me, in that train there were ONLY 3 of you guys there? And how do you manage not to get robbed then, did you hold up a fight aganist 2 people until the doors opened and you ran for your life or did you beat them both silly on the floor and waited for the next stop?


so you call a lawyer that costs money per the hour to speak to just to try to get compensation

AirBosh
Mar 13th, 2008, 12:46 PM
Sorry to hear that.

Since it's March Break I reduce my use of the Ipod from my commute to work from Scarborough to DT and back. Lessen the chance of getting mugged.

lil_c09
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:04 PM
use ipod touch and google maps and setup a perimetre around where you got robbed! then you and your lawyer friend can canvas the area lookin for bad guys!

wasserkool
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:14 PM
Doesn't the TTC only keep recording tapes for 24 hours? I guess u ran out of time. So how much did the lawyer charge for consultation?

wasserkool
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:16 PM
huh..have an exam in 36 hrs..police should be realli slow..
just wanna know whether TTC can deal with this thing

Police are not slow in toronto, they will most likely come within 10 mins. When my gf's car was hit by a drunk truck driver in a wal-mart parking lot and fleed, the police showed up in less than 10 min. I gave the officer the licence plate, the officer pulled up his info and was caught and procecuted within 2 weeks.

najibs
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:29 PM
sounds a bit wierd to go to TTC but defintelt they are liable.

Gee, in that case you might as well sue the City of Toronto, the provincial and federal government since it happened in Canada :lol:

v_tofu
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:39 PM
wow. just wow.

I'm not even sure why you contacted a lawyer and not the cops. Unless you're an american of course.


Fail.

najibs
Mar 13th, 2008, 01:40 PM
wow. just wow.

I'm not even sure why you contacted a lawyer and not the cops. Unless you're an american of course.


Fail.

common sense isn't very common these days.

MrDisco
Mar 13th, 2008, 02:49 PM
op: i'm glad to hear you're ok.

Zephyr22b
Mar 13th, 2008, 02:55 PM
mugged downtown on the subway at 11:19, and there were no other passengers in the car?!
You said you wrote down the time and location of the incident but what about a description of the suspect(s)?

Lawyer then RFD then Police? GG!

confused
Mar 13th, 2008, 03:41 PM
Black?

http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f312/Tonito44/ThatsRacist.gif

Ebola
Mar 13th, 2008, 03:43 PM
Step 1- Report the incident immediately to the TTC Special Constable Service
If unable to contact them:

Step 2- Report the incident to the local PD that is in charge of the area you were using the TTC, if you were DT, TPS(Toronto Police Service). They may refer you back to TTC S/Cst's.

Either way, this is a clear example of a time you should have sought out law enforcement help.. and for some reason didn't.

More to the story maybe?

ShadowVlican
Mar 13th, 2008, 03:45 PM
wow. just wow.

I'm not even sure why you contacted a lawyer and not the cops. Unless you're an american of course.


Fail.
:lol: truth

TechRock
Mar 13th, 2008, 05:32 PM
calling this fake..probably by b40

goJays
Mar 13th, 2008, 05:40 PM
r u a pushover? im sorry this happened to u, but for some reason, i bet u let it happen.

why didn't u stop the train by pressing the bar? were u that scared for your life?

jopojo
Mar 13th, 2008, 05:50 PM
common sense isn't very common these days.

how ironic...

goJays
Mar 13th, 2008, 05:58 PM
this sad story called life of the OPs is too pathetic to be fake. =(

sorry, but its people like you that encourage muggers to keep on doing what they doing.. if u know what i mean, but u probably don't =(

tet8suo
Mar 13th, 2008, 06:22 PM
I think the poster is an illegal immigrant that's why he/she does not wish to talk to the police.
hmm, good thinking :cheesygri

konfusion666
Mar 13th, 2008, 07:28 PM
Sorry this had to happen to you OP. If something like this ever happens again, here's what you do.

1. Call police. When something illegal happens in Canada, you're supposed to call the police and tell them about it. If you can, try and remember as many details about the people who did bad things ("criminals"). Height, weight, hair colour, clothing, age, tattoos, facial hair, piercings - anything.

2. Call the owner of the property you're on. TTC has a right to know that something illegal is happening on their property. This way they can go to their tapes and get as much information as possible to pass on to the police to catch the criminals. Many private companies have private security forces that although they might not be able to catch them they do know the proper proceedures to help the police as much as possible.

3. If you believe you're hurt, see a medical professional. It's free in this country and you're already paying for it in taxes so feel free to use it.

4. Talk to your family about it since you might need some help getting over it.


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That's it. No where on the list does "call a lawyer" or "sue the ttc" or "post on RFD" exist. When you catch the criminals (which you likely won't since you've done nothing to help the police), that's who you can sue. Stop being a greedy bas*ard and do wrong to those who did you wrong (instead of the TTC who can't make anything better because they don't even know anything bad has happened).

+1

... times a hundred!

(This is such a bizarre thread. At least, the first 2 pages of it are)

laptop-tech
Mar 13th, 2008, 08:43 PM
Call TTC and tell them you want 2 million dollars to settle. They will offer 1 million, then you say YES and ask them to drop off in cash, inside a garbage bag, near the newstand on Yonge Station at 12:00 monday. Go to the bank deposit the million dollars cash and never ever work in your life again.

Azxster
Mar 13th, 2008, 09:30 PM
I am shocked by the lack of common sense.

Do you not pay attention to your surroundings? The yellow strip CLEARLY indicates it is used for harassment and other emergencies

Aznkid2000
Mar 13th, 2008, 09:54 PM
i notice that yellow strip thing too. Do you just touch it???

and didn't op say that he was jumped on the platform not inside the train?

I just quickly browse through it didn't read much sry if he said was in train

tebore
Mar 13th, 2008, 10:24 PM
i notice that yellow strip thing too. Do you just touch it???

and didn't op say that he was jumped on the platform not inside the train?

I just quickly browse through it didn't read much sry if he said was in train

He said he was on the train. As for those tabs they feel like ... uh the buttons on your microwave(well mine but that's because mines old) it's just a pressure switch you have to press it in till you feel a click.

Azxster
Mar 13th, 2008, 10:54 PM
REGARDLESS of where he is on TTC premise, TTC has NUMEROUS ways to contact an emergency worker. The two most common are the yellow strips and the intercom at the DWA.

KorruptioN
Mar 13th, 2008, 10:58 PM
I'm blown away by the lack of common sense from the OP.

Let's create a thread on RFD!

hardcandy1911
Mar 13th, 2008, 11:13 PM
huh...got hit but kept my stuffs..my glasses broken
I wrote down time&location but is that useful?
I think they problly have a camera somewhere...

I asked a laywer tonit and she suggested to call TTC but she's not also sure about remedy. Do you guys realli know how to deal with those kinda crimes? Did TTC ever give remedy to ppl who got punched/robbed in their subway/bus?


and Downtown is also not safe anymore...the whole Toronto is now not safe...damnit


You didnt get robbed if you stated you kept your stuff. So basically nothing happened, its not robbery.

killoverme
Mar 13th, 2008, 11:37 PM
You didnt get robbed if you stated you kept your stuff. So basically nothing happened, its not robbery.

Something did happen, he got assaulted

scottmcl
Mar 13th, 2008, 11:46 PM
Not calling the cops

FTL......

masterhapposai
Mar 13th, 2008, 11:49 PM
RFD vigilante protest on the subway!

Should gather up in the subway cars with RFD ads and wait to see if anything happens, then rob the robbers.:lol:

yao416
Mar 14th, 2008, 01:42 AM
where the op go?

oh, btw, this thread is full of fail :|

Mike_wang
Mar 14th, 2008, 08:23 AM
haha seeking advice on the internet, it doesn't work for all situations.

MizTEcK
Mar 14th, 2008, 10:01 AM
only noobs study more than 1 day in advance, and only bigger noobs get robbed yet do not bother to call the cops

















o btw... hes trolling

poondayshot
Mar 14th, 2008, 10:16 AM
you're a fcking idiot. you probably got picked and punched in your face cuz you look like a dweeb. you consult a lawyer before you have the brains to report it to the ttc and the police. the ttc owe you nothing. the police can help you. yet you call someone who can do nothing for you.

get your face out of the books son, school and exams help you with your degree, street smarts help you in life.

rosebud
Mar 14th, 2008, 11:14 AM
huh...got hit but kept my stuffs..my glasses broken
I wrote down time&location but is that useful?
I think they problly have a camera somewhere...

I asked a laywer tonit and she suggested to call TTC but she's not also sure about remedy. Do you guys realli know how to deal with those kinda crimes? Did TTC ever give remedy to ppl who got punched/robbed in their subway/bus?


and Downtown is also not safe anymore...the whole Toronto is now not safe...damnit

yep, downtown toronto is going downhill.

north FTW

Ebola
Mar 14th, 2008, 01:53 PM
you're a fcking idiot. you probably got picked and punched in your face cuz you look like a dweeb. you consult a lawyer before you have the brains to report it to the ttc and the police. the ttc owe you nothing. the police can help you. yet you call someone who can do nothing for you.

get your face out of the books son, school and exams help you with your degree, street smarts help you in life.


lol raged

rosebud
Mar 14th, 2008, 02:09 PM
you probably got picked and punched in your face cuz you look like a dweeb.

I'm mestizo. Should I be picked and punched in my face?

Psubs
Mar 14th, 2008, 02:14 PM
RFD vigilante protest on the subway!

Should gather up in the subway cars with RFD ads and wait to see if anything happens, then rob the robbers.:lol:

Let's get Ryan to make RFD berets! :twisted:

b166er1337
Mar 14th, 2008, 02:32 PM
you're a fcking idiot. you probably got picked and punched in your face cuz you look like a dweeb. you consult a lawyer before you have the brains to report it to the ttc and the police. the ttc owe you nothing. the police can help you. yet you call someone who can do nothing for you.

get your face out of the books son, school and exams help you with your degree, street smarts help you in life.

I bet he is studying for the next exam, coming up in 272 hours.

MizTEcK
Mar 14th, 2008, 05:43 PM
nvm

somemale
Mar 14th, 2008, 06:02 PM
I can't wait for the day that someone is getting their house robbed, and we see a post titled

EMERGENCY, NEED ANSWER QUICK, TWO ROBBERS IN MY HOUSE WHAT TO DO?

gh05t
Mar 15th, 2008, 10:26 AM
Next time, press this:

http://www.walldecorshops.com/wall_pops/images/BRWP90208.jpg

I was going to ask if this is still in operation on the subway.

As soon as you see these people approaching you and the train is empty and they have enough room to be elsewhere beside coming right up to you be alert.

If they talk threateningly ie to rob you then start making a scene and tell them to F off.

I always tell strangers I don't know the time although I have a watch which they can't see under my sleeves off course but all it takes is a second for them to punch you as you take your eyes off of them.

If you are sitting, aim for the crotch region when punching and kicking.

If you can stand on the seat aim kicks or swing knapsack at face and head while you press the yellow strip.

Always stay close to the red button on the wall in the designated areas of stations when waiting late at night.

It always pisses me off to see women especially waiting far away from these or going far down the other end by of the station platform away from the crowds or where the designated waiting area is situated.

Sorry about what happened.

ClubberLang
Mar 15th, 2008, 11:38 AM
Move to Saskatchewan

you do realize that in recent years Regina was the murder capital of Canada right?

element88
Mar 15th, 2008, 11:51 AM
huh...got hit but kept my stuffs..my glasses broken
I wrote down time&location but is that useful?
I think they problly have a camera somewhere...

I asked a laywer tonit and she suggested to call TTC but she's not also sure about remedy. Do you guys realli know how to deal with those kinda crimes? Did TTC ever give remedy to ppl who got punched/robbed in their subway/bus?


and Downtown is also not safe anymore...the whole Toronto is now not safe...damnit

I honestly do not understand why you would not call the police immediately after this happened ? They must have some kind of Help phone on the platform or even on the train ? They do in the lower mainland here.

You pick it up, get immediately connected to the transit security. This way they can figure out where you're at and may have been able to track the bad guy getting on or off your train via the description you give.

Sorry to hear this happened to you but I would be on the phone to the police or Transit security immediately after this happened.

Jim

hightech
Mar 15th, 2008, 11:53 AM
I had a guy try to take my briefcase off of me at Yonge St. station some time ago. I was lucky in the sense that I just grabbed him, slammed him as hard as I can into the concrete pillars and that took the wind out of him. There were 2 TTC constables who saw what happened, so I picked the guy up and tossed him to the constables. They subdued the guy and took him away.

I didn't lose anything (just missed my train) but I don't encourage anyone to do what I did. The mofo could have had a knife.

My friend also had similar experience at Yonge St. station too. This guy picked on my friend (Asian guy 5 feet tall). What the crook didn't realize was that my friend was a 3rd degree black belt in Tae Kwan Do, and he flattened the guy pretty quickly. I told him he should have picked his wallet instead :D

d_jedi
Mar 15th, 2008, 12:04 PM
Let's get Ryan to make RFD berets! :twisted:
Whatever happened to the Guardian Angels? Did they leave TO? Haven't heard anything of them in quite a while..

jcoltage
Mar 16th, 2008, 04:59 PM
I can't wait for the day that someone is getting their house robbed, and we see a post titled

EMERGENCY, NEED ANSWER QUICK, TWO ROBBERS IN MY HOUSE WHAT TO DO?

Haha

ok my ban is over .... OP your an Idiot ... where were you when the cops came to your grade 2 class...

Call lawyer - wtf ... ok so they rob you on the subway car and you sit there and wait for them to get off ... go watch the Brave One Trailer ... teach you some thing.

izzyzz
Mar 16th, 2008, 05:11 PM
Note to self: When mugged, call lawyer... not police.

You got it wrong. First the lawyer, then post on RFD, and THEN the police...

alkaseltzer01
Mar 20th, 2008, 12:24 PM
http://www.thestar.com/News/GTA/article/348997

Becks
Mar 20th, 2008, 01:11 PM
In defense of what may seem like nonsensical behaviour: sometimes when you are just minding your own business and doing your daily routine, and then something unexpected and terrible happens to you, you are just shocked that it happened to you. It happens so quickly, and it's over. Calling the police when your phone is off is a hassle. You're on hold, the cops come and spend a long time fussing over you, your day has been ruined, etc. There's no prospect in catching these guys because they are probably generic looking males wearing "baggy jeans, sneakers, hoodies". So, the next thing you think about is where it happened, which was on transit. I have personally been assaulted while walking on the street, and I did not call the cops. It's also somewhat embarrassing, because you feel like such a victim, who was targeted because I was weak or something.

Zephyr22b
Mar 20th, 2008, 01:19 PM
Whatever happened to the Guardian Angels? Did they leave TO? Haven't heard anything of them in quite a while..
The mayor and the police did not want them here. However, they were going to stay anyways but they ran into financial problems. They asked for public donations but didn't get anything so they left.

Tijuana
Mar 20th, 2008, 01:25 PM
http://www.thestar.com/News/GTA/article/348997

The suspects were arrested and charged, but were released from custody on conditions by the courts.

Another plus for our justice system