Police Action Over Pavement Cyclist!

[summerdays]

He was in position to provide an intelligent comment over the pavement incident.

No he provided information about he deals with pavement cyclists which is something he probably comes across reasonably frequently. We have no knowledge that he is in Rochdale to be able to comment on how he deals with that case.

 

[Arrowfoot]

No he provided information about he deals with pavement cyclists which is something he probably comes across reasonably frequently. We have no knowledge that he is in Rochdale to be able to comment on how he deals with that case.

Nothing to do with the geography or jurisdiction. Rochdale is not an isolated incidents. It pretty endemic across the coutnry from Saville to Harris. It will be good to find out what is more important than protecting young girls as young as 12 being drugged, repeatedly abused, with multiple reports made and nothing done.

I think we all agree on the pavement policeman, it the inlelligent reponse that I am following up on.

 

[summerdays]

Nothing to do with the geography or jurisdiction. Rochdale is not an isolated incidents. It pretty endemic across the coutnry from Saville to Harris. It will be good to find out what is more important than protecting young girls as young as 12 being drugged, repeatedly abused, with multiple reports made and nothing done.

I think we all agree on the pavement policeman, it the inlelligent reponse that I am following up on.

Well if he posts in that thread he'll let you know, but this one is about pavement cycling.

 

[bigjim]

Wake up! The "Intelligent comment" was the response to your silly comment. It was sarcasm. Obviously went straight over your head. Sorry about that.
How you expect a constable miles away from the situations you are talking about able to make a judgement is ridiculous. Many in the front line do express concerns and wish to take action but are undermined by those above them. Like I say he is a bit busy trying to make sure those in his area are able to sleep at night. I'm sure that looking at your comments I'm probably wasting my time replying though. You seem to be very anti police for no informed reason. I wonder who you will shout for when you are being physically threatened?

 

[winjim]

For 20 years I fought the law. Today the law won

http://gu.com/p/46tv6

 

[classic33]

Well if he posts in that thread he'll let you know, but this one is about pavement cycling.

Thanks for the reminder.

 

[Arrowfoot]

Wake up! The "Intelligent comment" was the response to your silly comment. It was sarcasm. Obviously went straight over your head. Sorry about that.
How you expect a constable miles away from the situations you are talking about able to make a judgement is ridiculous. Many in the front line do express concerns and wish to take action but are undermined by those above them. Like I say he is a bit busy trying to make sure those in his area are able to sleep at night. I'm sure that looking at your comments I'm probably wasting my time replying though. You seem to be very anti police for no informed reason. I wonder who you will shout for when you are being physically threatened?

Guess I fell for that one. Yes, it whizzed pass me.

 

[classic33]

Can we keep the thread online at least.

 

[glenn forger]

Nothing to do with the geography or jurisdiction.

Or police cover-ups, the police finding themselves Not Guilty is an old, old story.

 

[Arrowfoot]

Or police cover-ups, the police finding themselves Not Guilty is an old, old story.

Agree, and there is always a sorry but no action. They will also find that the most culpable has retired.