Shocking Police reaction.
09 October 2008, 03:04 PM
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Sorry whats bad? The disabled guy that takes offence at the way a police van is parked? Tell the **** to wind his neck in and and get a life. If some **** in a wheel chair asked me to move my motor in an emergency then i would politely explain the situation and tell him i am on a job. Then if he became abusive then it would be dealt with. LIFTED!!!! Regardless of disability. Love how he got of due to a medical condition.
09 October 2008, 03:12 PM
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"The van belonged to another off-duty officer, Andrew Edwards, a police dog handler, who lived in the cul-de-sac. Pc Edwards was called and around the same time, a CID officer, who was passing, also stopped.
Pc Edwards told the court the van was parked at the top of his drive, with two wheels on the pavement, which was on a private road, maintained by himself and his neighbours."
Obviously if your access was blocked then you would not complain?
Funny how a number of off duty officers turn up?
However, does abuse always end up with an arrest of the able bodied?
And the case was thrown out by the Judge.
Pc Edwards told the court the van was parked at the top of his drive, with two wheels on the pavement, which was on a private road, maintained by himself and his neighbours."
Obviously if your access was blocked then you would not complain?
Funny how a number of off duty officers turn up?
However, does abuse always end up with an arrest of the able bodied?
And the case was thrown out by the Judge.
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09 October 2008, 03:42 PM
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Sorry whats bad? The disabled guy that takes offence at the way a police van is parked? Tell the **** to wind his neck in and and get a life. If some **** in a wheel chair asked me to move my motor in an emergency then i would politely explain the situation and tell him i am on a job. Then if he became abusive then it would be dealt with. LIFTED!!!! Regardless of disability. Love how he got of due to a medical condition.
I wonder what would happen if it was someone elses van and it was causing an obstruction to the copper?
09 October 2008, 03:49 PM
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"The van belonged to another off-duty officer, Andrew Edwards, a police dog handler, who lived in the cul-de-sac. Pc Edwards was called and around the same time, a CID officer, who was passing, also stopped.
Pc Edwards told the court the van was parked at the top of his drive, with two wheels on the pavement, which was on a private road, maintained by himself and his neighbours."
Obviously if your access was blocked then you would not complain?
Pc Edwards told the court the van was parked at the top of his drive, with two wheels on the pavement, which was on a private road, maintained by himself and his neighbours."
Obviously if your access was blocked then you would not complain?
So, where was the van? Or is it just a lazy journalist who has focussed on the disabled angle at the expense of confirming facts?
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