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26 Jan 10
10:56
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A friend of mine lives in a flat in West London which has communal gardens.
On Saturday morning (about 11am) he looked out of his window to see a man 'laying some cable' behind the recycling bin in the garden. Shocking scenes! :0
Apparently the offender was totally smashed, fell over and cut the back of his head slightly and then staggered off.
My friend called the local police and described what was happening and their response was: "What do you expect us to do about it?"
"ARREST HIM!" was the reply.
My mate says he followed the crapper down to the high street to challenge him but didn't want to get to close and personal due to the fear that if he laid a finger on him, he'd probably get done for assault. Plus he'd probably catch something.
The part of the story that I find the most disturbing is not the crapping incident itself, but the police's reaction. It would have been easy to send a car out to find the man as my friend had a good description (cut on head, what clothing he had on, the fact he was pi$$ed out of his mind at 11am, where he was heading).
But alas no, it seems that it is perfectly ok to defecate wherever you want without the worry of being prosecuted.
On Saturday morning (about 11am) he looked out of his window to see a man 'laying some cable' behind the recycling bin in the garden. Shocking scenes! :0
Apparently the offender was totally smashed, fell over and cut the back of his head slightly and then staggered off.
My friend called the local police and described what was happening and their response was: "What do you expect us to do about it?"
"ARREST HIM!" was the reply.
My mate says he followed the crapper down to the high street to challenge him but didn't want to get to close and personal due to the fear that if he laid a finger on him, he'd probably get done for assault. Plus he'd probably catch something.
The part of the story that I find the most disturbing is not the crapping incident itself, but the police's reaction. It would have been easy to send a car out to find the man as my friend had a good description (cut on head, what clothing he had on, the fact he was pi$$ed out of his mind at 11am, where he was heading).
But alas no, it seems that it is perfectly ok to defecate wherever you want without the worry of being prosecuted.
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Who hasn't done a jobby in someones garden when they've been drunk?
Police were embroiled in an all night poker game (NAP)
yeah, i bet on a saturday night the coppers had nothing bettr to do than arrest a man for having a sh1t. It's a bit dirty but who gives a fook, I would have laughed my arse off and thrown something at him instead of calling the police.
What crime ? - It is an offence to urinate or defecate in a public place
evski - and what else have the bizzies got to do on a Saturday morning?
He needs to see the bigger picture - in 3 months time he will have a lush lawn that will be the envy of his neighbours.
when the neighbour got broke into the police wouldnt come out because the neighbour wasnt there he was working away,i told them the bottom of the door was kicked in and anyone could get in but they still didnt come out until i got his parents to come to the house
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