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TDi90:
i have had brilliant dealings with the police so far. they have been pollite as have i to them calling each one sir etc.
i have been stopped a mere 3 times.
once because the officer thought i was a bit young to be driving (just passed my test and was 1 month after my 17th birthday :drool:)
once because my rear brake light was broken (he was very nice to me, it was a sunday night and i was on my way to school and i told him this and he said school on a sunday, you have it tough! we had a nice little chat)
once because my number plate was too dirty :oops: (he told me it ususually would be a £30 fine but he let me off :clap:)
v. nice people the ones ive met.
R
waveydavey:
Sorry but I think this is a pathetic post!
We all have bad days; things don't always go right but there is no excuse for slagging people (a huge number of people at that) because of your bad day.
They always say if you are in a bad mood you should save an Email in draft and look at it later; to not do that on an open Internet forum is just immature.
To all the police on the forum - Respect
To all the armed forces on the forum - Respect
To all the bin men on the forum - Respect
Lets be honest;
To anybody who earns an honest living and lives a decent life - Respect!!!
Sorry but if you have a problem keep it to yourself.
Lord Shagg-Pyle:
--- Quote from: diggerdog36 on March 08, 2008, 18:03:40 ---
--- Quote from: Boggert on March 08, 2008, 17:52:30 ---but do you hear the public constantly complaining about the work they do, no you don't
--- End quote ---
Apart from the fact we aren't allowed to walk the streets in uniform from fears of terrorist attacks, CND, Stop the war coalition, MK stop the war group, sheffieldagainst war.........
How on earth can you say that boggert??
We appreciate the work you lot do and also appreciate the **** you take, but we do too.
Keep up the good work and stay safe.
--- End quote ---
I had the fortune to police an anti war demo in Norwich City Centre in 2003. The usual lefty claptrap was spewed forth, but I was very pleased to see a group of young men, aged in mid 20's give the protestors a dressing down and explain to them that Saddam was not quite the angel they thought he was. I believe they were from the Dragoons regiment based nearby.
The protestors didn't like the idea that someone would dare disagree with them and became very aggresive, which I found ironic as they were peace protestors.
The gobby unwashed were arrested for Breach of the Peace.
Lord Shagg-Pyle:
--- Quote from: waveydavey on March 08, 2008, 21:25:57 ---Sorry but I think this is a pathetic post!
We all have bad days; things don't always go right but there is no excuse for slagging people (a huge number of people at that) because of your bad day.
They always say if you are in a bad mood you should save an Email in draft and look at it later; to not do that on an open Internet forum is just immature.
To all the police on the forum - Respect
To all the armed forces on the forum - Respect
To all the bin men on the forum - Respect
Lets be honest;
To anybody who earns an honest living and lives a decent life - Respect!!!
Sorry but if you have a problem keep it to yourself.
--- End quote ---
Freedom of Speach, and long may it be so.
I would like to apologise to anyone who may have been offended by my earlier posts. A bad day at the orifice, dealing with the usual goonery, plus the fact the pills had not kicked in.
90Mike:
Myself and others on here work for the police :-$ but are not police officers or PCSO's and i understand this may be difficult to explain but until you listen to a police radio and hear the level of stress and abuse that todays officers have to deal with and ignore i find it very hard to believe that anyone would want to join the force
It's easy to say cut there wages just because you have not had anyone turn up in 10 hours but back to the fact what was your problem and do you know what those officers have had to do in the last 10 hours you called on a Friday night one of the most busiest nights of the week and you expect them there in a drop of a hat have you been out on a Friday night or seen on TV ( street crime ) etc one drunk fool that HAS to be locked up for the night to protect him/her self from harming themself or others will take at lease 1 hour to process WHEN they get them back to the nick
--- Quote ---And as for hoax's calls standard sentence =month inside teach them a lesson
--- End quote ---
:clap: :clap: :clap: I live in coventry and the nearest ARV to us is Birmingham and for most calls 2 vehicles will attend this means 2 cars on a blue light run ( going like stink )for about 30miles one way because
--- Quote ---my friend thought it would be funny to phone the police and say hes just been mugged by a white man with a skinhead and a gun driving a white escort
--- End quote ---
Very clever i am sure.
So you want to cut there wages are you actually aware of what the average PC is on =; [-X
in my eyes the guys on the street are worth there weight in gold what you have to ask yourself is could YOU
go around to a mothers house and tell them that there 10y old son/daughter was killed crossing the road and that they are not able to see the body or say goodbye because the lorry parked on there face and now they are unrecognizable
could YOU pick pieces of a body up from a train line then go and inform the family of what happened i really don't think i could and especially not for the wages these PEOPLE are on
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