There is a useful community website called Nextdoor.
The police seem to be using it as a PR tool.
Officer Crawford may be trying to be helpful but one has to wonder whether she should be better off pounding the beat not shooting off public health warnings.
Those fall within the purlieu of national government, NOT local police.
The police should be spending time walking the streets not bombarding us with regurgitated advice.....oh, and the link doesn't even work as it's restricted to the MPS intranet....
Come on focus on policing....get out of those cozy offices and on to the means streets of London Town
We want you on the streets not on the laptop!
Oh the Nextdoor. No doubt it was set-up to snoop on your neighbours. What good would it be even if you suspect drug dealings....they do nothing...
ReplyDeleteEventually, citizens police each other that policemen will be extinct...replaced by A.I.
If it's happening in supermarkets e.g. self-checkout only branch, it's coming to you officers!
You've got to laugh at this story. LOL
ReplyDelete"Apparently both hospitals couldn't agree on what to do."
https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/health/coronavirus-panic-tests-castle-hill-3927144
The police have time to write this nonsense yet no time to be on the streets. All we ever see is rather unfit and overweight blobbies being driven around in vans or high end motors...what a joke. Get back on the streets, police
ReplyDeleteShaun Bailey would sort this out
ReplyDeleteThis would be a joke if not so serious. Focus needs to be re established and bobbies put on the streets. 6 months of Trump also a good idea to bin all that report writing and abandon the futile paperwork. Police to pounce on criminals and Magistrates to dispense swift justice without too many questions asked
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