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When should I use 101?
You should call 101 to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response. For example, if:
Your car has been stolen
Your property has been damaged
You suspect drug use or dealing in your neighbourhood
Did you ever try calling 101?
Well don't try after 17:30, as you have no chance, so by the time you get to talk to someone your car will be heading for Europe!
You should call 101 to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response. For example, if:
Your car has been stolen
Your property has been damaged
You suspect drug use or dealing in your neighbourhood
Did you ever try calling 101?
Well don't try after 17:30, as you have no chance, so by the time you get to talk to someone your car will be heading for Europe!
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Do you consider car theft worthy of an emergency response?
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Where was it stolen from
Was it locked What make is the car Have you got the keys |
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I would jail anyone reporting car theft on 999.
BTW AP you think that road blocks would have been put up if you had got through. |
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Yup!!! Military called out. Stingers everywhere. Ferries blockaded. Choppers filling the skies......
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On reflection that may well have been the case had you said that as they drove away in your car they shouted racist insults.
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Apparently, you should always call 111 if your car gets stolen and you believe that the culprits are straight A students or promising young footballers.
The police will investigate and if you were found to be negligent in any way (the example they cite is leaving fuel in the tank) you will be arrested. The culprits (if they are ever found) will be offered counselling and an Ipad. You, on the other hand, will be sentenced to appear in the audience of the Jeremy Kyle Show. |
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Walking on the moon.
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I think that AP would stand out in a JK show.
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Mememe. I don't see how the police would expect you to know their level of schooling OR their sporting prowess, unless they thought that it was a 'staged' event or that you knew the thieves personally.
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