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Yes, I know it's the Daily Mail but what the actual hell is going on in this country.
You couldn't make it up (or could you)?
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The Met unfortunately have diverted resources elsewhere. They've got plenty working on stitching up the former Chief Whip (one media source reckons up to 9 may be involved) so are a bit thin on the ground at the moment.
Maybe they'll become ever more resourceful and recycle flowers left at accidents scenes/blackspots.
Maybe they'll become ever more resourceful and recycle flowers left at accidents scenes/blackspots.
My local police force sent round a newsletter saying "crime had dropped in the area - 300 less people in this area were the victim of crime".
But the next week in our local paper, one man who had been burgled asked the police for a "crime number" and they refused to give him one.
That is one way to reduce the crime numbers, refuse to acknowledge them.
Crime is not really dropping, people are just not bothering to report them as they know nothing will get done about it.
But the next week in our local paper, one man who had been burgled asked the police for a "crime number" and they refused to give him one.
That is one way to reduce the crime numbers, refuse to acknowledge them.
Crime is not really dropping, people are just not bothering to report them as they know nothing will get done about it.
Just found the article in the local paper - it was the Solihull News from Friday March 15th.
In fact it was not a burglary but credit card theft were a credit card was used to draw money from a hole in the wall machine.
When she was asked by the credit card company to report it to the police and get a crime number the police said the banks deals with it and would not give her a crime number.
In fact it was not a burglary but credit card theft were a credit card was used to draw money from a hole in the wall machine.
When she was asked by the credit card company to report it to the police and get a crime number the police said the banks deals with it and would not give her a crime number.
Maybe this is why they're reluctant to investigate burglaries......
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Laughable. Hopefully the victim will counter sue the Police for failing to attend an incident and act in an efficient manner that one might expect from a public servant.
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Laughable. Hopefully the victim will counter sue the Police for failing to attend an incident and act in an efficient manner that one might expect from a public servant.
Yes VHG is quite right about the credit card problem.
The police have said they will no longer investigate credit card fraud but leave it to the banks. That's fair enough. (Though I don't agree with it. I understood it was the first duty of the police to prevent and detect crime).
The difficulty arises when the card has been taken as a result of theft or robbery. Then, of course, the police should investigate the theft or the robbery because that crime is no different where a credit card is taken to an incident where cash is take. It is not fraud until it is used. But, of course, the boys in blue see it otherwise.
The police have said they will no longer investigate credit card fraud but leave it to the banks. That's fair enough. (Though I don't agree with it. I understood it was the first duty of the police to prevent and detect crime).
The difficulty arises when the card has been taken as a result of theft or robbery. Then, of course, the police should investigate the theft or the robbery because that crime is no different where a credit card is taken to an incident where cash is take. It is not fraud until it is used. But, of course, the boys in blue see it otherwise.
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