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14 May 17
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i have not see a policeman walking along where i live for many years now i did ask a local counsellor why she said it's too dangerous for them 
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1992 but I think he was just walking to the shop to get some ****
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Is 'on the beat' a euphemism ?
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If by on the beat, you mean on patrol, the last time I saw one was last Fall. I was admiring myself in the mirror at the time.
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Dixon of Dock Evenin All
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Doc, U probably live in a sanctuary city
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donkey's years ago
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Over 20 yrs ago. We haven't had a police force for that length of time. It became a call centre around the turn of the century.
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every day
common policy scotland |
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Where abouts in Scotland?
Visit Edinburgh a lot over the years and don't think I've ever seen one. |
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I saw a male and female walking together but that is years ago.
Sometime last year saw one on a bike. |
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real police or the joking ones.......see plenty of them but they are no use......unless you park where you shouldn't
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Think they were removed when it was realised that they were, in the main, far less effective than officers in a vehicle.
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I was in Brixton earlier today and there were a few rozzers walking the beat near the tube station.
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I like the old films where a copper would blow his whistle and within minutes several others come running to the scene.
You could ring the church bells these days and no one would turn up. |
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far less effective than officers in a vehicle.
You can bet that opinion was very popular amongst coppers pounding the beat in cold weather. |
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In Dublin. Never. I do see them at the local takeaways with the patrol car outside. There must be a lot of crime in takeaways.
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Cue the old joke about a copper asking someone to blow into a bag.
'Are you breathalysing me, officer' 'No, my chips are too hot'. |
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We see them quite often in York as they've recently implemented a new tactic called Project Servator (it's Latin for summat or other) whereby increased foot and mounted patrols, are reckoned to make life more difficult for the rascals who wish to operate outside the law.
I'm moving to Leeds soon though  |
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They've been supplanted by "Community Support Officers", who cost less.
My daughter recently started working for the police, she takes the 999 calls. The stories are horrific. Most of the work seems to be done on the phone, there are hardly any police stations left and most towns in this area no longer have one. The Police themselves are overworked and we're as a society approaching lawlessness. As for "The beat" you'd be lucky if they come in a car when you call in an emergency let alone be on the street. |
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i was in the shops, female officer was looking at bread, i bumped into her. excuse me.
got away with it. |
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every day - but they are known as special constables - they effectively do the same job - dealing with low level crime ,nicked bikes and all that
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or Community Support Officers as Study says
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1976 have just called, and they want their thread back
most crime is solved nowadays by forensics or the public or even through social media - police on the street wouldn't offer much help - times have moved on |
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Community Support Officers are about as useful as putting up cardboard cut outs of police.
They still cost two thirds as much as using proper police. I used to observe the kids taking pee out of them around the cathedral in Brum. Powerless to do anything but stand there and take it. Keeping the kids entertained is about all they're good for. |
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Never mind a bobbby on the beat not seen a police car for a while even in Manchester for a gig seen none in 3 days
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Dr Crippen
Dr Crippen 15 May 17 18:36 Joined: 16 Apr 02 | Topic/replies: 28,530 | Blogger: Dr Crippen's blog I like the old films where a copper would blow his whistle and within minutes several others come running to the scene. You could ring the church bells these days and no one would turn up. |
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Coachbuster 16 May 17 16:16 Joined: 08 Apr 06 | Topic/replies: 36,782 | Blogger: Coachbuster's blog
every day - but they are known as special constables - they effectively do the same job - dealing with low level crime ,nicked bikes and all that |
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   Sun Hill closed like most |
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Actually seen an Attractive Young WPC on the Beat ,on Her own, smiling and stopping an talking to people ,Semi Rural Area but Nice to see
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Docs Area the Met have Left the Shariah Squad are Running the Show
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