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I would be completely puzzled if they were to arrest in this instance, google PACE Code G and check out paragraph 2.9.
Only one of those could possibly be fulfilled (prompt and effective investigation) and that's not enough just to have one possible factor.
So yeh, I'd say there's no chance of arrest in this instance, unless the OP decides to kick off and fight the police or his neighbour of course
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Fill what's empty. Empty what's full. Scratch where it itches.
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Since the police have participated in illegal evictions in the past, I wouldn't put anything past them. Knowledge of the law is not a pre-requisite to become a police officer.Changing the world, one sarcastic comment at a time.0
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You would say! Is that your best guarantee?! The police get it wrong sometimes or act on what they believe they are seeing. As I said, you can't give 100% guarantee so it's a moot argument.Angelicdevil wrote: »I would be completely puzzled if they were to arrest in this instance, google PACE Code G and check out paragraph 2.9.
Only one of those could possibly be fulfilled (prompt and effective investigation) and that's not enough just to have one possible factor.
So yeh, I'd say there's no chance of arrest in this instance, unless the OP decides to kick off and fight the police or his neighbour of course0 -
Can't believe how dodgy some Poole are. Good luck OP, don't let them walk over you.0
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Thanks for the kind words everyone..
sorry not much of an update.
I did pluck up the courage to go over today, but they were out.:eek:
Hopefully I’ll have better luck next time0
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