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Neighbour smoking in his own home is affecting me......
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Given that the Metropolitan police only issue a caution for some rapes, robbery and drug trafficing, I doubt other police forces find themselves overly excited and extremely keen to investigate someone smoking a few spliffs in their own home..................
....I'm smiling because I have no idea what's going on ...:)0 -
Gordon_Hose wrote: »If I were you I'd move into a different Policing region. Seems the force protecting you compromises of one, overweight, lazy constable who can't be bothered to investigate complaints regarding the use of illegal substances. The sad part is, you seem fine with the fact your local Police force don't/won't act on complaints from members of their constabulary.
I'm glad the force protecting me acted on residents complaints and did their job.
He was a fine copper, he even won an award but things change.
I'm not entirely sure what's happened to this thread, but I'm bowing out of it.:huh: Don't know what I'm doing, but doing it anyway... :huh:0 -
Gingernutty wrote: »I'm not entirely sure what's happened to this thread, but I'm bowing out of it.
Lord Baltimore gave you the best advice anyway, OP :money:"Part P" is not, and has never been, an accredited electrical qualification. It is a Building Regulation. No one can be "Part P qualified."
Forum posts are not legal advice; are for educational and discussion purposes only, and are not a substitute for proper consultation with a competent, qualified advisor.0 -
Gordon Hose is doing some old school trolling in this thread, no-one is that dense.0
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