Feel sorry for cops - can't even buy sausage rolls!
31 December 2003, 01:20 AM
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Thought this was a comical aside to the doom of the last few days on here....
why cops cannot buy sausage rolls
No offence intended....
You do have to wonder though, who was the counter assistant who knew this law and applied it!!!!
[Edited by imlach - 12/31/2003 1:21:30 AM]
why cops cannot buy sausage rolls
No offence intended....
You do have to wonder though, who was the counter assistant who knew this law and applied it!!!!
[Edited by imlach - 12/31/2003 1:21:30 AM]
31 December 2003, 07:41 AM
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"We have spoken to the local Co-operative Society and are working towards resolving the apparent conflict between their needs and ours, in an amicable way."
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31 December 2003, 09:12 AM
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The act says police must have "consent of a superior officer" first.
31 December 2003, 10:30 AM
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Sheepsplitter..Plainly you are a ****.
Lets see how many times that co-op employee gets stopped over the next few weeks. Also I can see the local station taking a much more less interested view of shoplifters in that store from now on.
Lets see how many times that co-op employee gets stopped over the next few weeks. Also I can see the local station taking a much more less interested view of shoplifters in that store from now on.
31 December 2003, 10:38 AM
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Lets see how many times that co-op employee gets stopped over the next few weeks. Also I can see the local station taking a much more less interested view of shoplifters in that store from now on.
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31 December 2003, 01:39 PM
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Lets see how many times that co-op employee gets stopped over the next few weeks. Also I can see the local station taking a much more less interested view of shoplifters in that store from now on.
If that is the case it would be a disgrace. BS is that how you intend to administer 'justice'?
If that is the case it would be a disgrace. BS is that how you intend to administer 'justice'?
31 December 2003, 07:08 PM
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Aha - BS appears to be implying that the police are vindictive, self-serving and childish. That's not very nice of you, BS!!!!
The police are the first to use the "we don't make the laws we just enforce them" argument. Fair play to the shop-assistant, I say.
The police are the first to use the "we don't make the laws we just enforce them" argument. Fair play to the shop-assistant, I say.
31 December 2003, 07:39 PM
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BS appears to be implying that the police are vindictive, self-serving and childish.
What I find a bit disturbing about this statement is that he is about to join the force himself.
UB
What I find a bit disturbing about this statement is that he is about to join the force himself.
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