Town and City Parking yet again...

thetriggerhappypwner

Sirdan wrote: »

Hardly comparable ..a sign is just a sign ..a sign followed up by ever increasingly threatening letters from DCAs and Solicitors is something else entirely ..particularly when those sending the letters know fine well they are full of lies and deceptions...

I know it wouldn't happen but that doesn't mean it shouldn't ...I actually think the Police have better things to do than tell off teenage boys for referring to a female Police Constable as "PC Nipples" behind her back but they found the time and resources for just that recently..!!:mad:

"PC Nipples"?? LMAO!!

Oopsadaisy

Sirdan wrote: »

I know it wouldn't happen but that doesn't mean it shouldn't ...

Ah ok........I'll add it to that rather long list,

Oopsadaisy

Collectively known as PC Nipples....individually as Pinky and Perky.

Sirdan

thetriggerhappypwner wrote: »

"PC Nipples"?? LMAO!!

Tut you are not allowed to laugh !!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/8370947/Pc-Nipples-and-her-colleagues-taught-boys-a-lesson-on-name-calling.html

thetriggerhappypwner

You gotta admit that it was funny??

Oopsadaisy

Well she was also called PC Ball Sack....which is surely more hurtful???

thetriggerhappypwner

That I agree was out of line, but "PC Nipples" was rather hilarious to say the least! Though I don't agree with the fact that they said it to a Police Officer behind her back, it was a rather new and humorous statement!

Driver8

Sirdan wrote: »

Tut you are not allowed to laugh !!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/8370947/Pc-Nipples-and-her-colleagues-taught-boys-a-lesson-on-name-calling.html

She calls herself a WPC, the silly cow ! Police were once called institutionally racist, they're not, they're just institutionally stupid, and these days it really does show.

halibut2209

I don't see a problem with that telegraph story at all. As a parent, I'm happy with the police educating the young.

True, the offenders may well wear it as a badge of office, but they won't be dealt with so leniently next time.

Sirdan

halibut2209 wrote: »

I don't see a problem with that telegraph story at all. As a parent, I'm happy with the police educating the young.

True, the offenders may well wear it as a badge of office, but they won't be dealt with so leniently next time.

Offenders ?? Oh so name calling behind someone's back is a crime now is it ?? How utterly ridiculous , this was a matter for the school and the parents.
Involving the Police for such a trivial misdemeanour will have alienated those youngsters from the Police ..it is entirely counter productive..

I bet the Police would not have bothered themselves if this incident related to anyone but a PC being name called !

You're happy for the Police to educate youngsters.?.strewth, I'm not. The average PC would never have what it takes to be a teacher just as the teachers couldn't hack it as PCs. My expeirence of being educated by the Police is "we are right you are wrong because we are the LAW " and "the court will always believe us not you" , hardly the basis of a sound education IMO.

Apologies for going off topic.