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Posted by oompa loompa on 09/07/05 06:41
exactly, where i stay the town on a friday night is jammed both sides with
cars and the pubs are full, no one can tell me every driver is not drinking,
its a fuckin nightmare, 4 schools were appraoched locally here by a man in a
car, they think its the same man trying to entice kids into his car, where
are the police ? fuckin` sitting in a lay by with the paper and a tea, the
police are a fuckin joke, more interested humping motorists instead of
catching criminals, fuck em all, now we have a couple of faggy gay looking
cops on mountain bikes cycling all over, i work at a railway station and the
cycle straight in rather than get off and walk, wankers all of `em.
"evening all" <pc69_evening_all@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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> It now seems that the UK police Farce, sorry Force have a new initiative
> in their fight against
> crime....................................................................................
> Ticketing motorists who park too near the edge of a road.
>
> I kid you not. Someone very close to me got a police issued parking ticket
> on their car on Sunday morning at 9:45 for parking too close to a
> T-junction.
> They were not parked near a busy junction or a main road. This is a quiet,
> residential location about half a mile from a main road. All this time
> i've been thinking that our police force are stretched to the limit and
> are severely understaffed but apparently not, as they can now
> indiscriminately issue tickets whenever they feel like it - too much time
> on their hands?
>
> No, i'm wrong, it's a law and it must be upheld.
>
> Therefore, I call upon the readers of this newsgroup and anyone they know
> to support the police in fighting this menace to society. If you see a car
> that's parked illegally, call your local police station and report it!
> (i've now taken to reporting any cars I see parked illegally and i've been
> told that they can only do this when it's not busy!! - no i'm not a knob,
> but I am someone who wants to show the Police that just because they can
> enforce a pointless law and be a jobsworth when it suits, it doesn't mean
> they have to).
>
> Of course, you are not wasting police time as by doing this every time you
> see a car parked illegally, you are letting them know how you are willing
> to help them in their fight against crime :)
>
> We can keep them so busy (by assisting them) they will have to get the
> increase in resources they need to uphold the law :)
>
> (and of course, if we succeed they will see how selective enforcing of
> laws when it's quiet ain't going to work)
>
> PS: please forward this to everyone you know - let's show "them" that the
> people of the UK have had enough of lameass Policing!
>
>
> thanks
>
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