What can the Police log a complaint for?

fluffnutter

Mancunian wrote: »

They have acted in a 'couldnt care less way' more than once. So suppose I could always go down the road of harassment ie. causing alarm or causing distress and states that ‘a course of conduct’ must involve conduct on at least two occasions.

Get everyone together who has been or could be affected by this and take it to your neighbourhood bobby. I wouldn't even try to convince anyone this fits any particular crime; that's not the point. What you're after is crime prevention and the police (if you find the right area) should help you with this.

mynameistallulah

Mancunian wrote: »

They have acted in a 'couldnt care less way' more than once. So suppose I could always go down the road of harassment ie. causing alarm or causing distress and states that ‘a course of conduct’ must involve conduct on at least two occasions.

Sorry, this is not harassment. There is no intent there, and given that no one else appears to have complained, it would not reasonably be seen as harassment.

I am also wondering what the sticker is for?

Hmm71

My guess would be non-payment of rent and the housing association wants its property back.

browneyedbazzi

Hmm71 wrote: »

My guess would be non-payment of rent and the housing association wants its property back.

That or they think the tenant may have abandoned the property and are doing the necessary checks before serving a notice that it will be repossessed?

Mancunian

hehehe cheeky (and nosey) you lot!

What other situations do you think would warrant this action?

LordSVS

This drives me up the wall! When will people realise the different between criminal cases and civil cases??

No wonder the police have no money with members of the public contacting them for silly issues like this?

It's like complaining to mummy and daddy. "Oh, I didn't get my own way so I shall call the police and get them to sort out my own problems"

The cheek from people these days is unreal!

Lord SVS

pulliptears

It's a bit short sighted of the HA to do it, but as far as I can see its no different to the local free paper hanging out of the letterbox, or the pizza menu from the local Kebab House etc

powerful_Rogue

Mancunian wrote: »

The Police advised that this is a civil matter by them but I have heard this 'blag' before on another matter that could be definitely logged with them.

Any help or assistance please? thanks

My advice would be to stop phoning the police up over non police matters!

I spent 5 years working in a police control room, and everyone always dreaded being placed the the Operational Support Desk - ie dealing with people phoning in with non police matters. Probably 8/10 the public always knew best and got the right @rse when told it isnt a police matter and would not be logged. Pretty much when you try to make matter fit a law such as you calling this harassment :rotfl:

VitaK

What a wonderfull tool for all the burglars out there.

pmduk

powerful_Rogue wrote: »

My advice would be to stop phoning the police up over non police matters!

I spent 5 years working in a police control room, and everyone always dreaded being placed the the Operational Support Desk - ie dealing with people phoning in with non police matters. Probably 8/10 the public always knew best and got the right @rse when told it isnt a police matter and would not be logged. Pretty much when you try to make matter fit a law such as you calling this harassment :rotfl:

Unfortunately so often the police label events as non-police matters in order to massage the crime figures.