Early_Doors
Oh yes lets have a dig at the police eh. Very easy isn’t it. Why only last Thursday Police, and I quote, “stormed” an industrial unit in Doncaster and seized 600 cannabis plants after members of the public reported a funny smell. They appealed to the public to report anything suspicious that may be useful to them in their heroic quest to rid the nation of this evil death weed that is poisoning our children. One member of the public asked what exactly was going to happen to this haul with an estimated, ahem”street” value of £90000. “Leave that to us sonny. That’s police business” he was told.So just think on this. Who exactly is the public going to inform when they come across this heinous plant that needs such courage and resource to fight? A Writer? An Actor? A Leeds Fan? I do not think so (unless they want the whole lot smoked in one evening). No it will be our valiant boys in blue in their unrelenting mission to rid this country of that horrifying weed of wickedness.
Glamorous_Hooligan
[quote=Early Doors]Oh yes lets have a dig at the police eh. Very easy isn’t it. Why only last Thursday Police, and I quote, “stormed” an industrial unit in Doncaster and seized 600 cannabis plants after members of the public reported a funny smell. They appealed to the public to report anything suspicious that may be useful to them in their heroic quest to rid the nation of this evil death weed that is poisoning our children. One member of the public asked what exactly was going to happen to this haul with an estimated, ahem”street” value of £90000. “Leave that to us sonny. That’s police business” he was told.So just think on this. Who exactly is the public going to inform when they come across this heinous plant that needs such courage and resource to fight? A Writer? An Actor? A Leeds Fan? I do not think so (unless they want the whole lot smoked in one evening). No it will be our valiant boys in blue in their unrelenting mission to rid this country of that horrifying weed of wickedness.[/quote]Here here, I've changed my mind. I now love the dibble and take everything back.
kaydubya
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TwoRs
Have had two letters from them with leaflets about victim support etc and a contact who is investigating the crime. It's getting out of control. I think they're stalking me now. I expect I'll get an invite to their Xmas party next.Came back to the car yesterday and all the cars on the street (about fifty) had fixed penalty notices stuck to the windscreens!!Was a bit worried till I opened it - and found a note from the police saying there had been a lot of car crime in the area and to remove all valuables!! Bit of a shock tactic I think, but the best shock tactic is having your car trashed and stereo nicked.
Glamorous_Hooligan
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Rudi
Meet Humberside's finest .. COPS have launched a racism probe after a toy monkey was found clad in a black sergeant’s stab vest at a police station.The officer, Sgt Robert Ravu, was said last night to be sickened by the incident.A source said: “Sgt Ravu was out of the office and his stab vest, which had his number and stripes on, was round the monkey and placed on a computer chair."It was in really bad taste but meant as a prank and a joke."I don’t think the sergeant was meant to see it.“But it went spectacularly wrong when a senior officer walked in and discovered it.“The balloon went up and there is now a fullscale investigation.”StuntAnother officer said: “Sgt Ravu is highly regarded by colleagues.“It appears this was just a silly stunt behind his back when he was away from the station.“The monkey’s arms had apparently been put through the stab vest and the toy was propped on a chair.“It may have been a joke but it has shocked a lot of people.”A cop believed to be at the centre of the inquiry is understood to have been taken off frontline policing following the incident.The toy had been taken to Bransholme police station, in Hull, East Yorks, by a constable who found it lying in the road on an estate.AdvertisementSgt Ravu, a family man in his thirties, was promoted to sergeant around 18 months ago.He refused to comment.A Humberside Police spokeswoman said: “An incident took place which is being investigated by our professional standards branch.”
Blue_Lou_Boyle
See it's 'right on' left wing do gooders like you who think pranks like this are wrong. It's PC gone mad
Rudi
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Blue_Lou_Boyle
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Rudi
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smallbone
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Blue_Lou_Boyle
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Blue_Lou_Boyle
Proactive policing in action[quote]Plea as burglars target sleeping lorry driver1:50pm Monday 28th July 2008By Steve Wright » Police are appealing after cheeky thieves stole £50,000-worth of training shoes by cutting the curtain on the side of a lorry while the driver was asleep in his cab. They struck while the wagon was parked in Garnett Street, Barkerend, Bradford, and used a red saloon car to make several trips to and from the lorry to remove its load. The thieves stole 170 boxes of trainers in the raid at about 4am last Wednesday. Anyone with information, or witnessed the theft or the red car, is asked to contact PC Tiplady at Bradford South [b]Proactive[/b] CID on 0845 6060606.[/quote]
Rudi
[quote=Blue Lou Boyle]Proactive policing in action[quote]Plea as burglars target sleeping lorry driver1:50pm Monday 28th July 2008By Steve Wright » Police are appealing after cheeky thieves stole £50,000-worth of training shoes by cutting the curtain on the side of a lorry while the driver was asleep in his cab. They struck while the wagon was parked in Garnett Street, Barkerend, Bradford, and used a red saloon car to make several trips to and from the lorry to remove its load. The thieves stole 170 boxes of trainers in the raid at about 4am last Wednesday. Anyone with information, or witnessed the theft or the red car, is asked to contact PC Tiplady at Bradford South [b]Proactive[/b] CID on 0845 6060606.[/quote][/quote]Police are looking for a slim bearded man with a cockney accent
Blue_Lou_Boyle
cluthching a warm bottle of landlords he's been nursing for 90 minutes :lol:
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Cool_Notes
Last night I was watching this thing on ITV about Old Crimes, did anyone see it? Two West Yorkshire coppers fitted up a guy who served 16 years for a child murder and then he died 18 months after finally being pardoned. Very interesting programme.
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[quote=Blue Lou Boyle]Proactive policing in action[quote]Plea as burglars target sleeping lorry driver1:50pm Monday 28th July 2008By Steve Wright » Police are appealing after cheeky thieves stole £50,000-worth of training shoes by cutting the curtain on the side of a lorry while the driver was asleep in his cab. They struck while the wagon was parked in Garnett Street, Barkerend, Bradford, and used a red saloon car to make several trips to and from the lorry to remove its load. The thieves stole 170 boxes of trainers in the raid at about 4am last Wednesday. Anyone with information, or witnessed the theft or the red car, is asked to contact PC Tiplady at Bradford South [b]Proactive[/b] CID on 0845 6060606.[/quote][/quote]Hang on , £50,000 worth over 170 boxes? Thats nearly £300 a pair. What a load of bollocks.
Blue_Lou_Boyle
[quote]Detectives, investigating an armed robbery, exhumed a pet hamster after they were tipped off by a member of the public about a torchlight dig by a couple.Officers looking into a raid by masked men wielding hammers at the Co-op shop in Griffe Road, Wyke, Bradford, called at the Little Horton home of Adam McGarry, 21, and his 20-year-old girlfriend Charlene Gurney.The couple explained they had been laying to rest their pet hamster, Mr Itch, in a shoe box.But the officers insisted they had to check their story and dug up the animal. After discovering the pet they apologised and reburied him.Detective Inspector Noel Devine, of Bradford South CID, which is investigating the armed robbery said: “We try to be sensitive in these situations, but we had to follow through the information we had received.”[/quote]
WYFSC
poor hammy :(