police wake you up lastnight
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police wake you up lastnight
banging on my door 12pm im sleeping thay say my car was seen driving around town at high speed bloke next door says there was 3 cop cars there at first checking heat fron bonnet wheels and under the car , not me i was in bed the police relised thay got it wrong because the car is stone cold, did thay have to wake me up probeley not
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It may have been a car same as yours on cloned plates. From my experience this is happening alot around west yorkshire and manchester. People steal high performance cars and clone reg plates from same model vehicle.
In cases like this police would visit the reg keepers address asap
In cases like this police would visit the reg keepers address asap
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Last year i was at a friends house working on my car, and noticed a Police car drive past and have a good look at what we were up to.
5 minutes later it pulled up outside and one of the Policemen came over (with a very bad attitute) and said they'd had reports of a silver Subaru racing up and down the road.
We told him to check the engine, brakes or exhaust to see they were cold (the car hadn't moved for 2 days) but he refused, saying he didn't need to, as it was abviously us. We even pointed out the car had no bumper, headlights or grille fitted, but he told us he ''didn't want to hear our rubbish''.
He was kind enough to let us off with a warning, but to note that he ''was watching us''.
OK thats nothing to do with your story, but it bought back a memory, and i wanted to get it off my chest!!!
5 minutes later it pulled up outside and one of the Policemen came over (with a very bad attitute) and said they'd had reports of a silver Subaru racing up and down the road.
We told him to check the engine, brakes or exhaust to see they were cold (the car hadn't moved for 2 days) but he refused, saying he didn't need to, as it was abviously us. We even pointed out the car had no bumper, headlights or grille fitted, but he told us he ''didn't want to hear our rubbish''.
He was kind enough to let us off with a warning, but to note that he ''was watching us''.
OK thats nothing to do with your story, but it bought back a memory, and i wanted to get it off my chest!!!
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typical of the 'nice' attitude of the police in pembrokeshire,they would have decided it was you whilst they were still eating donuts in the station.
a few years ago they tried to arrest me for a hit and run because i lived in an area where an accident had happened,easier to come and threaten me than to find out that the van was hired just like the other 28 identical vans in the area.
a few years ago they tried to arrest me for a hit and run because i lived in an area where an accident had happened,easier to come and threaten me than to find out that the van was hired just like the other 28 identical vans in the area.
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So going on the policemans theory a warm bonnet determines if your guilty of driving around like a burk? I believe the old bill need to stop watching CSI Miami
it's flippin lucky you hadn't used the car that night you could of been locked up by now....... for having a ................... warm bonnet..... ****!
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it's flippin lucky you hadn't used the car that night you could of been locked up by now....... for having a ................... warm bonnet..... ****!
Ridiculous....
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We're a bit more lucky in Ayrshire as one of the Ayrshire Scoobies Commitee memebers is a local traffic cop so at least we know theres one copper out there that uses his noggin (and owns a very tidy P1 too)
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It just depends which copper you happen to get. Some have to share the family brain cell, hate cars, detest people who like fast cars, and are just entirely clueless.
Others are fine
Totally luck of the draw
Others are fine
Totally luck of the draw
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And what will be the first thing the insurance company says?
"Have you reported it to the Police and what's the crime number"
Seconds to that... Some forces/divisions won't send an officer anyway, just deal over the phone....
"Have you reported it to the Police and what's the crime number"
Seconds to that... Some forces/divisions won't send an officer anyway, just deal over the phone....
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Yeah, and that's all you get out of todays police force, a crime number!
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my car was stolen last november, they said a policeman would be round at some point but couldn't garentee a time, i stayed in all day waiting, they still haven't been round!!! dont think their coming
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[QUOTE=STi_Si;7717153]And what will be the first thing the insurance company says?
"Have you reported it to the Police and what's the crime number"
Sadly thats all their good for, as other people have said, half the time they don't even turn up!! What kind of an emergency service is that?....not even turning up! Its not the individual officers fault, but the police as a whole are a joke!
"Have you reported it to the Police and what's the crime number"
Sadly thats all their good for, as other people have said, half the time they don't even turn up!! What kind of an emergency service is that?....not even turning up! Its not the individual officers fault, but the police as a whole are a joke!
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I had my car stolen a few years ago..
They thieves came ito the house via a double glazed unit they managed to pull out,then got the keys a drove my GT4 all over the place,finally crashing it and burning out the clutch..
I reported to the police,who did come 4 hours later,and said,you should have had locks on your glazing?? Very constructive!!
The police actually managed to get someone sat it may car with the keys in the ignition at the scene..But they had to let him go because he said he had fond the keys on the street and was just "trying" them...
The police are useless in most cases....unless of course your doing 34mph in a 30.....then there razor sharp!!
They thieves came ito the house via a double glazed unit they managed to pull out,then got the keys a drove my GT4 all over the place,finally crashing it and burning out the clutch..
I reported to the police,who did come 4 hours later,and said,you should have had locks on your glazing?? Very constructive!!
The police actually managed to get someone sat it may car with the keys in the ignition at the scene..But they had to let him go because he said he had fond the keys on the street and was just "trying" them...
The police are useless in most cases....unless of course your doing 34mph in a 30.....then there razor sharp!!
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That's why it's not a good idea to reveal your reg plate on here ...
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It may have been a car same as yours on cloned plates. From my experience this is happening alot around west yorkshire and manchester. People steal high performance cars and clone reg plates from same model vehicle.
In cases like this police would visit the reg keepers address asap
In cases like this police would visit the reg keepers address asap
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reading this thread without the benefit of magners glasses,it seems that most people who have had dealings with the b in b end up with a bitter taste in their mouths,whether they are guilty or an innocent victim of a crime,i accept that there are some good coppers out there but when you have dealings with in my opinion arseholes who need a course in people skills,they all trend to be tarred with the same brush.sad but true im afraid.
my missus was all for the police and wanted to join,she decided against it after the way i was treated and spoke too by them.this is why peoples perception of them get spoiled because you only remember the bad incidents/bad/rude officers.
my missus was all for the police and wanted to join,she decided against it after the way i was treated and spoke too by them.this is why peoples perception of them get spoiled because you only remember the bad incidents/bad/rude officers.
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