The deductive powers of the modern police

[AronSearle]

Have a look at the number of crimes reported in your county each day, then look how many officers are employeed by your local force.....and people expect the police to come round everytime there is a crime....IT IS NOT POSSIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Uh uh.

Which is why they lose respect when they arrest someone for calling a horse gay, or someone for self defence against a burgler, or endlessly chasing motorists who went 35 in a 30 zone!!!!!!

They choose to spend some of their time going for easy targets rather than real criminals.

THE NUMBER IS NOT ISSUED FOR INSURANCE PURPOSES like some people think.

Hurrr Durrr.

If they don't actually arrive to the site or do any investigative work, then what else can it be for, oh that's right, for their forms.

 

[mdf290]

There has been much trumpeting of crime reducing in the papers as of late but those figures need looking at very closely.

If my experience in using the new 101 police number is anything to go by then other people like me simply will not bother reporting crime in future.

Why have to PAY with your own money to call the Police who then don't bother to take you seriously or get back to you?

It's like speaking to the Tax office or any other so called 'PUBLIC' servants who have just simply 'built a moat' between themselves and the people they are supposed to be serving by creating am even greater 'arms length' distance between 'Them and us.

We used to have a manned Police station with someone on a desk so when in peril no even if you were in great imminent danger there was somewhere to go for immediate assistance but now evrything has to be funneled through 'the system'.

A system which totally alienates the public.

Another reason why crimes ''seem' to have dropped has been highlighted here.
In this terrible recession people are foregoing insurance.

If you get burgled therefore what actual incentive do you have to call the police?
Your crime number to pass to your insurers is not going to do any good , nor is a visit three days after the event going to catch the criminals escaping.

In truth the modern police farce have been emancipated to the point of total incapacity.
Thats why they will trawl Twitter and facebook looking for everyday arguments to criminalise people because its easier than fighting the system.

 

[misterdubya]

The police do a wonderful job. I have nuffick but praise for em.

 

[snico]

Have a look at the number of crimes reported in your county each day, then look how many officers are employeed by your local force.....and people expect the police to come round everytime there is a crime....IT IS NOT POSSIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Uh uh.

Which is why they lose respect when they arrest someone for calling a horse gay, or someone for self defence against a burgler, or endlessly chasing motorists who went 35 in a 30 zone!!!!!!

They choose to spend some of their time going for easy targets rather than real criminals.

THE NUMBER IS NOT ISSUED FOR INSURANCE PURPOSES like some people think.

Hurrr Durrr.

If they don't actually arrive to the site or do any investigative work, then what else can it be for, oh that's right, for their forms.

You really are quite thick aint you?

The student who called the horse gay, do you honestly think thats all he did? He was arrested for making the remarks AFTER he argued against a fine for Section 5 of the 1986 Public Order Act...notice how the headline is misleading. He was out getting tanked up after his final exams causing a nuisance....did you forget to mention that part?

What do you expect the police to do when they turn up at a house with two men brawling, so what if he was stopping a burglar!!! he was released when everything was sorted....better still, they should have let him go straight away...so when they turn up at the next house and the burglar says i'm just helping? You need to wake up!

As for the crime incident number, its issued to every crime commited. Nothing to do with insurance.

 

[LastMagicBean]

He's a walking, talking, nonsense machine.

He needs to burst the fluffy bubble he lives in.

 

[gas112]

An example of police detection powers i witnessed

A murderer sitting in pub not went back after home leave.

Few minutes later 2 cops come in looking around and search the toilets then ask land lady if they can search up stairs and in the lounge which is locked by this time there is 7 coppers in pub looking all around it including the toilets again.

They then leave after 10 minutes.

Couple of minutes later the escaped murderer comes walking out of the toilets with his brother .

We say where the fek have you been load of cops been in looking for you he thinks we are winding him up and replies in the womans toilets doing some charlie its cleaner than blokes.

There is 2 cubicles in that toilet and pub is only 25 feet wide by 60 feet plus toilets and 7 coppers didnt have the intelligence to look in a womans toilets.

It was only after when we asked guy why cops where looking for him he told us he had not went back

 

[AronSearle]

What do you expect the police to do when they turn up at a house with two men brawling, so what if he was stopping a burglar!!!

"So what if he was stopping a burglar!!!!"

Good luck with that argument.

The student who called the horse gay, do you honestly think thats all he did?

He was arrested and fined £80 for ‘causing harassment, harm or distress’.

The English student (Sam Brown) asked one officer if his horse was gay and, despite police warnings, continued to make comments about the animal’s sexuality.

Clearly a menace to society.

Sam Brown, 21, arrested sep 26,2006, Glasgow

POLICE have stepped up the hunt for a man who raped a 14-year-old girl amid fears he could strike again.

Well, they certainly have their priorities right.

 

[Space cat]

To get back to the original post --

My first thought was that a niqab is a great disguise for someone with criminal intent and anybody, male or female, can get hold of one. The assumption that the attacker was a Muslim woman - or even a woman - is dubious.

Maybe, to be slightly facetious, it was an irate customer seeking revenge. After all, you can wear anything you like under a niqab.

 

[JBR]

My first thought was that a niqab is a great disguise for someone with criminal intent and anybody, male or female, can get hold of one.

That's true, and nobody dare ask them to reveal their faces, of course, at the risk of being accused of racism. The perfect disguise.