Can the police come becuase of this?

Dreambox

It is true that everyone can call police, but I don't know how much the situation is bad... 
You can call them but I think at the moment they are having more important things to do. Also the people in this quarantine are super bored, and they like to talk bad about other people... So I don't know. I would wait until this situation ends.

Kay990

Thank you everyone.

No it's not a gambling business and I'm not doing nothing wrong. 

I am on universal credit until I'm successful and I update, report on the journal section, they know everything. They'll also go for benefit fraud, but the job centre already knows about this.

They are cruel people, who'll latch on any opportunity to demean, degrade and they always belittle. They wish to ruin my dignity.

I have to be careful because I know a few will try to do me in, I'm not doing nothing wrong anyway.

John_

If you are on universal credit then the gambling that you mention on your other thread is a bad idea. You ask about how your winnings are dealt with, but you won’t win overall, and you can’t afford to waste your money like that.

sheramber

What are you worried about if you are not doing anything wrong. 
A police investigation would prove that

hollydays

If you've done nothing wrong ring the benefit office to confirm

oldagetraveller1

"You can call them but I think at the moment they are having more important things to do."

Like catching criminals and policing how people think?

MothballsWallet

oldagetraveller1 said:

"You can call them but I think at the moment they are having more important things to do."

Like catching criminals and policing how people think?

Except in London, a lot of Londoners are getting away with breaking the lockdown rules.

Kay990

I'm not commiting a crime, they're just merely speculating and making accusations and they could lie.

I'm not worried anyway, even if the police do come or some 'authority' I have proof I've done nothing wrong. 

waamo

This sounds more like a playground squabble than a police matter.

Pollycat

waamo said:

This sounds more like a playground squabble than a police matter.

...by a group of people who share their business with each other and then when they have a spat, wonder why it's all gone pear-shaped.

There's a lot of benefit to keeping your own counsel.

No surprise that I'm not on Facebook or any similar social media websites.