Anyone had a Brian James Trailer nicked?
11 December 2005, 01:09 PM
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Anyone had a Brian James Trailer nicked?
If so, then be thankful it has been found by someone who is honest.
http://www.easytrack.co.uk/forum/fme...ubjectid=41717
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http://www.easytrack.co.uk/forum/fme...ubjectid=41717
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11 December 2005, 02:34 PM
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Nice to see there are decent people out there.
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Later, the same evening the villians came back to collect the trailer. My neighbour and me intercepted them before they got to the garage block. They fled the scene. Took down there tow car reg number. Reported incident to police, along with trailer serial number. Still said they could do nothing. Phoned the council to take trailer away, said they could not remove it cos it was on private property. We live in a private residential block of flats.
Police not interested, no attempt to get fingerprints or followup on the tow car.
Council not interested not their problem.
Isn't this just a sign of the times in this country and how it is run.
I bet if the trailer had been speeding behind the tow car or had been used to knick the chief contsables wife's Boxster then there would have been some interest from plod.
A lot of Policing seems to be reactionary instead of proactive of preventative which is not the correct aproach if you want to make things better!
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Later, the same evening the villians came back to collect the trailer. My neighbour and me intercepted them before they got to the garage block. They fled the scene. Took down there tow car reg number. Reported incident to police, along with trailer serial number. Still said they could do nothing. Phoned the council to take trailer away, said they could not remove it cos it was on private property. We live in a private residential block of flats.
Police not interested, no attempt to get fingerprints or followup on the tow car.
Council not interested not their problem.
Isn't this just a sign of the times in this country and how it is run.
I bet if the trailer had been speeding behind the tow car or had been used to knick the chief contsables wife's Boxster then there would have been some interest from plod.
A lot of Policing seems to be reactionary instead of proactive of preventative which is not the correct aproach if you want to make things better!
Last edited by The Zohan; 11 December 2005 at 02:52 PM.
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