corradoboy

Article in my local rag :-
http://www.leedstoday.net/ViewArticle.aspx?SectionID=39&ArticleID=520605
Basically, guy has his motor nicked, phoned dibble, "Sorry sir, we're not interested".
Surely they have a duty of care to uphold the law, and this constitutes dereliction of duty ?
50 years of liberal wet do-goody politically correct noncy attitude to criminals has got us nowhere but down in a festering crime ridden deep sh1thole. But of course, a get tough policy won't work.
How do you know unless you try ?

Popeye P1

Tell that to the do-gooders. Unless we start to get tough, we've had it

rik1471

http://www.leedstoday.net/ViewArticl...ticleID=520605

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jasey

You have to look at the root cause - it's easy to judge others less fortunate than yourself. Why should we persecute a thieving little ****** just because he can't be bothered to get off his fat **** and do something legal in order to fund his drug problem.

I'm talking about the copper of course

Adrian F

Says it all! he should have reported seeing it speeding they would have got the helicopter up for that!

corradoboy

Derbyshire feds have got a spy plane apparantly.

KaraK

This aint an isolated case either.... identical thing happened to one of my neigbours in the lakes. Police didn't give a sh*te

Popeye P1

'We have to grade incidents into those that need an immediate response and those that can be given a planned response or handled over the telephone.
"We received a further call at 12.48pm from the owner. It was again explained that all units were busy on more urgent inquiries and we could not immediately attend and it was suggested he could drive the vehicle home.'

Says it all really. They can be ars*d to do motorists and wait in laybys but anything else is 2nd fiddle.

fatherpierre

Oooh, his car was dumped in my sister's street.

Not a nice area.

bluto22b

A quote from that news report They were out with the safety camera vans then