i have spent many, but not excessive hours over the space of 20 years as a bobby viewing cctv, a small but important part of my time.
if i am dealing with a assault, theft, street robbery etc, part of my investigation will be to contact the cctv control room, ask them to view the area with specific times(if Available).
I will continue with my investigation while they do an initial search, if they find something of use, they will burn it to dvd, provide a statement and i will collect and then view, so the statement that i sit wasting hours viewing cctv is totally incorrect.
i am a very busy person who spends most of my time investigating crime,and arresting people who have stolen from, assaulted, & robbed people like yourselves.
i am proud to do that, its my job, i do get very frustrated with this forum by the one sided, totally biased views of some of you.
The view that all police officers are violent, stupid thugs that do nothing but waste time and tell lies.
If you truly have that opinion i do genuinly feel sorry for you , as it is plain to me that the vast majority of police officers in this country work hard to prevent the thugs of this country running amok and taking over.
If we went on strike tomorrow, i guarantee you by the end of the week there would be total anarchy in this country, with scroates entering your houses ,& taking what they wanted from you.
So a plain, Thanks for your hard work officer will be all i need to keep me happy

sorry about the caps, only noticed near the end!!

no, it does reduce/detect crime, because many offenders are traced because of CCTV and surveillance operations.
i have viewed hours and hours of CCTV tracing offenders, and have never once taken any notice of normal members of the public going about their normal business.
If you were being assaulted in the street would you rather have CCTV cameras in the area , with the chance that it is either recorded or there is an operator watching the incident,
OR would you rather be assaulted and have your civil liberties in tact

RIVIERA BIKE IS GREAT, JUST BEEN WITH THEM, THE TOWN IS QUIET, BUT HAS A LAGOON THAT YOU CAN SUNBATHE AROUND, A FEW BARS, THE HOTEL FOOD IS VERY GOOD AND ACCOMODATION IS GREAT.
ADY AND JO WOULD CATER FOR YOU GF I WOULD IMAGINE

noboby is defending violent coppers that beat up innocent members of the public, but surveillance and cctv cameras are instrumental in providing evidence to catch offenders of many different types of crime

banana skin works, ive tried it on mine, my wife is a chiropodist, and it has worked on patients of hers also

local authorities now work very closely with the police and apply for ripa for many reasons connected with anti social behaviour, harassment etc
we were involved in a case where neighbour was using mobile to order pizzas, sand etc for delivery to next door , council applied for ripa, employed barrister etc, and we carried out arrest.interview etc

but dont think that the information is easy for the police to obtain, we have to apply for a RIPA each time we want to access information, and have to go through a rigorous process, with good reasons to ask for data, such as the prevention and detection of crime.
we cant just ask for anyones personal details without good reason, and would not want to.

of course we live in a surveillance state, thats one of the reasons crime is dropping every year,and its safe to walk the streets at night
along with the dedication of your local police in fighting crime and disorder

ive dealt with ebay on numerous occasions to either get adresses for people who are selling stolen property, or ending auctions
they are quick and very helpful, IF you have the time to do your homework.
So i would suggest you contact the station where you reported he crime, speak to the officer in the case, and get them moving on this one.
You have identified your property, and the police have a responsibility to get it back, all this balls about buying it back is rubbish and the p.c involve needs to get his act together
i am a police officer so know what i am talking about(well some of the time anyway)

thats what roger musson did on mine, and hes a **** expert!

one, overlap it by about 4 inches

alb
ive got an xtr shadow rear mech, which was on a yeti i bought i the states, the small link at the top has broken, ive tried to get a spare part but been told they dont make them, so ive got a £110 rear mech thats useles because of a broken very small part, cant send it via the deler cos hes in san francisco!
is there any way i can send it to you, or am i knackered

ive got an enduro sl, i think they are a no brainer at the current price, got mine frame and forks for £1499
the forks and shocks have a 5 year warranty
mine have been flawless, superb tracking,adjustable travel
the downside is the 25mm hub, only because if you trash a rim, theres no quick swopping of wheels.
the rear shock has been great
just had mine for a week in italian alps, took a load of abuse and never complained

maxxis high rollers 60a rear and 42 on front

lotus cortina
morris marina tc
1.6 capri
2.0 capri
2.8 capri x2
ford xr3
megane scenic
megane sport(bloody fast)
audi a4 avant

shandy drinking southern softies

there are 2 words in the brewing world that should NEVER EVER be used together

London and Beer

Long Live Real Northern Ale

was the old one a copy?

yes please!
Thanks

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no, ive ordered the 25mm rim tape which seals the rims for £3.90 which they sell

oops sorry
re posted

westfalia detachable towbar, about £150 from pf jones
fit it yourself in about 3 hours

ive got a enduro carbon, crashed several times in the alps, again damaged myself, but not the bike. seems durable, but i know what you mean, i worried about the carbon/rock impact thing for a while

create a playlist named iphone,in i tunes
put all the music u want into the playlist, then when syncing your i phone , go to music tab in i tunes and tick the only sync iphones playlist

used one for about 5 years now, they are great, but a tight fit for my large enduro, although it just about fits, ive padded the sides of mine with 10mm foam and not had any damage up to now

when you put sealent in it will seal it, i was told not to overtighten the valve into the rim as the rubber will deform, and get nipped on the rim, only finger tight, have you looked at the valve rubber, is it damaged?

roger at wheelpro fits rim tape and valve for tubeless
and checks rims individually
well worth the few quid extra, and he will rebuild them if you ding a rim for a good price

IVE GOT AN ATERA GIRO AF ON EBAY AT THE MOMENT
FANTASTIC RACK, EASY TO USE AND HOLDS BIKES SECURELY
IVE HAD THE THULE AS WELL, THEY ARE GOOD, BUT THE ATERA SEEMS TO BE BETTER QUALITY OVERALL

there will be a lot of children safer now he has gone
good riddance

this is the kit

this is the kit

yes done them on mine, kit from chain reaction
cant remember kit no , ill see if i can find it

stans yellow rim tape and a tubeless valve, thats it.
you need the specific stans tape to make them tubeless, its a plastic type that stretches as you apply it.

ive got one for sale on classifioeds that will fit via forks
thule, as new!

a lot of the bars dont open till about 8.30p.m now especially near the top end

it really is a knife arch
ive worked it several times

its a knife arch operation,
everyone passes through the arch and its has a metal detector inside, if it goes off they are checked
its a public reasurance exercise really

drat
im a saggitarius
so not compatible

sharki,
you sound nice
want to meet up and we can griiiiinnnd some gears together