Falling crime rates

[theclaud]

my residents will make phone calls about stuff even I raise an eyebrow at. A stray dog generated six calls on Thursday last week. A got a call from woman who met a man from a dating website and wanted to report that he didn't look like his photo. I get many calls regarding neighbours looking at each other in an unfriendly fashion, whereas in one patch where I worked they only rang in if weapons were actually being used at the time. Different strokes and all that. My lot are NOT afraid to report.

Should I report it if another cyclist fails to wave at me?

 

[Cubist]

Should I report it if another cyclist fails to wave at me?

If you fancy a laugh, search for my post in "Dialogue" about the incident log that starts with "My next door neighbour called my dog a c***"

 

[Cubist]

[QUOTE 2558488, member: 9609"]I went to one of our neighbourhood watch meetings a few years back, and one of my neighbours told the attending police officer (at great length) how she regularly saw this man walking without a dog. It was it this moment I think the officer realised she had not joined the sweeny, and it was at this moment I also realised I was finally living in a good place.[/quote]

In the local authority survey on local confidence 46% of my residents are concerned about parking issues. 3.9 percent worry about violent crime. Don't get me started on dogsh*t!!

 

[Cubist]

If you fancy a laugh, search for my post in "Dialogue" about the incident log that starts with "My next door neighbour called my dog a c***"

http://www.cyclechat.net/threads/give-me-some-dialogue-from-your-day.91901/post-1966645