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Police not interested in an uninsured/unlicensed driver

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Bishops Finger:

--- Quote from: "electricbluebadger" ---phone the police , tell em you are so sick of this uninsured driver you have got hold of a shotgun and  are lying in wait.. if they dont stop her at such n such a time you will shoot her

Beleive me it works n they will be there in force... even if you are nowhere near

Cheers Steve
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Oh and ask for a crime number as well... :wink:

narked:
It's like the old one one about the bloke who hears someone break into his shed. He calls the police, telling them that if they're quick, they'll catch the guy red handed. "I'm sorry sir, but we have noone available at the moment, but we'll have someone with you as soon as possible.". A few minutes pass, and the guy rings the police back. "Just letting you know there's no rush sending a patrol round, I've shot the bloke.".

Within minutes 4 cars pull up outside, dog teams have surrounded the house and a helicopter is circling overhead. The burglar is arrested, with no signs of any wounds. The sergeant says to the home-owner, "I thought you said you'd shot him?", to which he replies "I thought you said no-one was available?".

TDi90:
ROAR  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

Lord Shagg-Pyle:

--- Quote from: "JumboBeef" ---Just been talking to a friend, and I can't believe what she has told me.

She (lets call her Sue) knows of a woman who has never passed her test, but drives on a daily basis with her children in the car, which must also mean she is uninsured.

Sue decided to do the right thing and tell the police.

Nothing happened, and the other woman continues to drive her car.

Sue chased the police up, to see when and how they were going to deal with it (Sue had already told them times and dates of where the woman will be driving and details of her car, so all they had to do was to be there).

Guess what, they are not going to do anything about it!  Why?  Because "they don't have the resources to deal with it" or doesn't Sue know that "there are drunk drivers out there who are higher priority".  They even suggested that Sue was lying about her just to cause her hassle from the Police!

If anyone out there knows a way to get the police to actually do something about this, before this woman kills someone, please let me know!
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Am I right in thinking you live in North Wales? If so, I'm very surprised that this hasn't been jumped on, considering that the Chief for you area is Richard Brunstrum, who has the reputation of a real hatchet man in relation to motoring offences! :shock:
I would suggest that you put another call in, saying that you have called before, ask for an incident number, then if there is no joy after a week, then call up and ask to speak to the Area Commander and ask that you be informed of the result.
With all the links to DVLA, they shouldbe able to check straight away if she is licencsed and insured.

JumboBeef:
The woman in question lives in Hampshire and also drives to Sussex.  Neither force are interested.

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