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Hardly see police about anywhere now. As I mentioned earlier when my friend was killed, it was funny that the following weekend, the town centre was rammed with police on bikes, foot, cars and even horses! Before that You'd see maybe two coppers on the beat in the evening at the weekend, but by the time the clubs shut and when most trouble is more likely to happen, there was none whatsoever. Even confirmed this a few weeks ago when I arrived home and the police were there as someone had been giving my missus some hassle outside, and the officer let slip that between twelve towns they only had 5 cars to service the whole area!
So explain that, no excuses about motorway patrolling. Funny how on new years eve when driving home from being out clubbing last year I counted SEVEN marked T5's along my route home down the A45? Seven!?!?! and whatever motorway this situation the thread is about was on and there was No patrols? lol point said
So explain that, no excuses about motorway patrolling. Funny how on new years eve when driving home from being out clubbing last year I counted SEVEN marked T5's along my route home down the A45? Seven!?!?! and whatever motorway this situation the thread is about was on and there was No patrols? lol point said
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Weekends around the town centre are worked into the shift rota, so you will probably have more officers available. This is then off-set so that weekdays, they will not be as many. These times as well, the job queue is put on hold, non-urgent jobs will be put onto the queue and any enquiries from on going jobs will have to wait.
Things like new yers eve, bonfire night, boxing day - these are normally done by cancelling all rest days so you have loads of officers around. Obviously, they can't cancell all rest days all of the time - so thses have to be pre-planned for certain occasions only.
Things like new yers eve, bonfire night, boxing day - these are normally done by cancelling all rest days so you have loads of officers around. Obviously, they can't cancell all rest days all of the time - so thses have to be pre-planned for certain occasions only.
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I don't want to pay tax towards keeping this ****** in playstations and coke.
He should be shovelled into a power station furnace - at least we would get a few watts of power out of the useless ******.
There is no benefit to keeping him around - not for society or the gene pool IMO
He should be shovelled into a power station furnace - at least we would get a few watts of power out of the useless ******.
There is no benefit to keeping him around - not for society or the gene pool IMO
Excellent idea - burn the ******! Much better for the environment...
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Weekends around the town centre are worked into the shift rota, so you will probably have more officers available. This is then off-set so that weekdays, they will not be as many. These times as well, the job queue is put on hold, non-urgent jobs will be put onto the queue and any enquiries from on going jobs will have to wait.
Things like new yers eve, bonfire night, boxing day - these are normally done by cancelling all rest days so you have loads of officers around. Obviously, they can't cancell all rest days all of the time - so thses have to be pre-planned for certain occasions only.
Things like new yers eve, bonfire night, boxing day - these are normally done by cancelling all rest days so you have loads of officers around. Obviously, they can't cancell all rest days all of the time - so thses have to be pre-planned for certain occasions only.
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He said: "His attempts to contact the agency and the finding of him with an erect ***** out of his trousers indicates that he was sexually excited and clearly handling his ***** whilst he was driving and at the time of the collision."
Is that possible?!?! After such a shock and an event, for him to still have such stifness by the time the paramedics turned up?!?!?!?
Is that possible?!?! After such a shock and an event, for him to still have such stifness by the time the paramedics turned up?!?!?!?
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In Wellingborough? Just like Northampton. You'll see plenty of cars patrolling, and you'd lose count how many standing and patrolling the streets on foot. If it was like this every weekend and friday night, my friend would probably still be with us right now. 6 cars to serve east Northants is just not enough imho
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To be honest, the Police don't really expect, like the rest of us to happen across drunken, masturbating, Asian Q7 drivers doing 120 mph, I personally very rarely see one.
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It would be a lot better than relying on speedcams to bump up the revenues
and encouraging the really dangerous prats described above.
Les