"But it is the fear of unpredictable strangers street rage or litter
lout rage that puts people off speaking out more often.
I am not allowed to so much as sip half a lager during games at a half empty Cardiff City Stadium, yet these
louts can purchase four pints at a time during each game, with little or no regard for those around them.
I witnessed attacks at this location on two occasions with
louts rushing out of the club building and using iron bars to smash car windscreens and injuring the passengers.
GNANT woman was taken to hospital after
louts hurled an "object" through a bus window.
While waiting at traffic lights on Hearsall Common on May 16 I was appalled to see one of these generous
louts in silver Polo open his oor and throw out a arge paper cup under is car.
They could also install moveable cameras in certain areas for a week at a time to target litter and gum
louts and put their pictures in the paper on top of their fine.
Fran Williams, team leader for enforcement and litter at Swansea council, said: "The people of Swansea have told us they are fed up with litter
louts and dog owners who don't clean up after their pets.
But why should millions of responsible drinkers who don't have much money but who like a beer or a glass of wine at home after work, be punished for those
louts who rampage through our streets in their undercrackers every weekend?
These two
louts have put a large stain on the face of British boxing and we should make an example of them by not allowing them ever to box again.
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louts will be prosecuted and fined, a council warned yesterday.
The 11 residents use the latest surveillance equipment to film anyone from litter
louts to suspected drug dealers in a bid to get them out of their neighbourhood.
A SHERIFF is at the centre of a war with oil workers after branding them
louts.
Environmental workers in Birmingham will be targeting litter
louts and rubbish dumpers in a major crackdown this week.
Testosterone has a public reputation as the hormone that turns men into boisterous
louts at best and violent criminals at worst.
Many public companies have behaved more like
louts than leaders, and the image of business has taken a well-deserved hit.
