Police activity today

[Slash]

Originally Posted by KB

So why don't the police take a wander around the island, looking at parked cars (it would be good to think they could also look at cars in drives as well), check the registration against their database, if it comes back with no MOT or insurance, then check it against the SORN database and if its not SORN seize it. Simples...

I'm sure somebody told me they like to drive around car parks with the scanner running. I know they also like to play the wrong turning / suspicious activity card to come onto private land and scan some number plates.

[eagle21]

Originally Posted by landseer_1

What a thoroughly unpleasent and nasty reply; really not worthy of the forum. I was just making the point that you are mistaken about home office policy on this matter and have forgotten about the deterant effect. I added the home office bit, yes, to show that I knew that I was talking about, sorry that my employent offended you ! In fact I was a Deputy Director.

Do not take it to heart Landseer.
There are those on this site who seem to make a point of sneering at anybody who is better qulified than them selves on a subject. In view of your past occupation I respect your comments and found them very informative. I by the way am a retired Barrister. I have no doubt that some posters on the forum would still try and suggest that a bar room lawyer is more highly qualified than myself!

[mona.mona]

Sorry thread nap big time
I clean toilets, whole in ground, wood to sit on, chain hanging down, handle to flush, button to press and now hand to wave what ever next?
( French toilets you think you have a shower only when the water runs over your feet you wonder )
Just Google it, you be amazed, no I am not retired,
but don’t take it to heart X

[puddy]

Sometimes, in the French toilets, you'll find someone has left their calling card.

[Owd Rooter]

Or a letter?

[haylingpete]

In London, in telephone kiosks you often find business cards offering French lessons!