Advice needed please - Interview with police on Tuesday

patman99

Sexyeys, looks like things are looking up. Hopefully the CPS will see sense and drop the case. When you went for the interview for your new job I hope you told them about the on-going case and forth-coming tribunal?,if not, they may have grounds to dismiss you.

1jim, yes, it is legal. They keep all the paper clippings in a file just in case someone complains.

Anihilator

For someone who has done nothing wrong and has no case to answer the police and CPS certainly seem very interested in you.

robredz

Anihilator wrote: »

For someone who has done nothing wrong and has no case to answer the police and CPS certainly seem very interested in you.

The police and cps often seem very interested in things, not always to their mutual credit in many cases unfortunately, as is reported in the press when common sense has a severe failure, leading to a waste of public money and a lambasting from a Judge when a spurious case goes to court. The Op has not been charged with anything yet, and the police and cps have messed up before so we should not judge anyone, only advise to the best of our ability.

ariarnia

Hope it all gets sorted in time for your birthday.

blue_monkey_2

Anihilator wrote: »

For someone who has done nothing wrong and has no case to answer the police and CPS certainly seem very interested in you.

And yet after all this time still not charged with anything!! If there was that much undisputed evidence she would have been charged a long time ago.

Glad things are looking up SE and that you have a new job.

DVardysShadow

Anihilator wrote: »

For someone who has done nothing wrong and has no case to answer the police and CPS certainly seem very interested in you.

Spit it out. Have the guts to say out right that you think the OP is guilty and subject yourself to opinion here. If you must. But please don't post if you only have the courage to deliver spiteful innuendo.

Hawkeye4aneye

Anihilator wrote: »

For someone who has done nothing wrong and has no case to answer the police and CPS certainly seem very interested in you.

Pot kettle black come to mind here Anihilator with this recent post made by you

.........just take the £287 and get it fixed at a backstreet garage.

blue_monkey_2

Hawkeye4aneye wrote: »

Pot kettle black come to mind here Anihilator with this recent post made by you

And this.....

Don't worry though. The other driver is to blame. Sue them for all your damages and also "whiplash"

Doh!! :rotfl:

Anihilator

Hawkeye4aneye wrote: »

Pot kettle black come to mind here Anihilator with this recent post made by you

:rolleyes:

Your point? That would be a perfectly legitimate, legal and reasonable course of action to take in that thread.

Anihilator

blue_monkey wrote: »

And this.....



Doh!! :rotfl:

And if you had read the thread you would have seen the entire thread was tongue in cheek.