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Our helpful Police
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This page is being added as we have wonderful news about how efficient the police is, both at home and abroad. Beaters Abroad cannot cope with all this information. Our reporters are a little rushed off their feet, coping with other jobs, as well as reporting but there will shortly be lots more information on this page. If you want to contribute, just send the photos and information to countytalk.co.u.info. Latest 20/09/09 Policedogs, quick response to accidents.26/09/09 Stylish Uniforms are important. 29.03.10
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If you look belwow you will see that the Police are able to take their time off, whilst on the job, it is so relaxing.
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Stylish Uniforms are one of the attractions for young people who want to join the Force. 29.03.10 We’re hasppy to publish this, in order to encourage recruitment to the Police, who are always on the lookout for sharp young people. Young people adore fashionable accessories... No more recruitment problems!
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For more excellent photos of our hard-working force, just scroll down.
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Rural Crime on the increase. 17/10/0
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Countrydwellers, watch out: “aqusitive crime” is on the increase in the countryside. Up by as much as 22.8 % in Cambridgeshire, for example. We have no Westcountry figures. Not all Police Forces were helpful in answering questions. It is likely that they were the worst ones...The Home-office is adding £15 million to the Police to help stop Aquisitve Crime. This means THEFT to normal people. The thieves are particulatrily adept at taking quad-bikes, horse-trailers, horse-boxes, caravans, power-tools, trailers. Our Gamehen has spoken to the Tiverton Police who very re-assuringly state that once the thieves cross the county border into Somerset they will take no further action. If they took any in the first place...It is easier to fulfil theri quotas and targets booking driving offences. Catching thieves is time-consuming and difficult so it is more efficient if the Police-force abandons this impossible task. Help yourselves, thieves, feel free.You’re likely to remain so
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Criminals are getting bolder! 10/10/09
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The Car thieves are getting bolder all the time since reading that the Police spend only about 2.3% of their time tracking these criminals. They are too busy issuing parking tickets and speeding fines.Luckily, this is but a temporary setback for the keepers of law and order. As we can see in the photo, they are always ready to jump into their cars and take off, with the lights flashing. They only need a moment or two to prepare the vehicles on the odd occassion.
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As we can see, even our beloved policemen can get a little weary. It is all that work checking people for arms and drugs, not to mention running around with the Tour of Britain cycle race. It is no wonder the police have no time to ivestigate boring crimes such as the theft of quad-bikes or valuable horse-trailers. Why should they? There are more pressing duties such as checking what the dogs have got on them...As for crimes, all they have to do is send out some forms to the previous owners of the stolen goods and ask if they are satisfied customers! 20/09/09
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Good News for Policedogs! Better retirement plans.
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The Police have just announced that Police-dogs are henceforth going to have a paid retirement. We think these loyal servants really deserve this. Previously, they have normally retired from active service, to the home of their handler. The handler had to pay all the keep for his retired dog. Now the Government is going to chip in and pay for veterinary treatment and a few associeated costs for the handler. We think this is good news for the dogs. They normally serve for 5-7 years and only retire for around 2 years. After all that training and all the hard work they deserve a bit of consideration.
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