If you really want to know, there will be people you can ask. Local councillor, MP, police and crime commissioner etc. Maybe even just the local nick. Bang a few emails out, you may get some informative replies.Even though it's classed as a police station it's hardly open. Mmm,what do you think they'd say if i went in and asked why the cars aren't being driven in the pursuit of enforcing law and order, I suppose as someone who pays towards these vehicles through my community charge (or whatever it's called these days)and i have a right to know why they seem to be parked up more than driven.
If they say we haven't enough officers available to drive the vehicles,then maybe those who run the police force should get rid of some of the cars.
To the Tickled Trout?This thread is pathetic, too much agreement, no controversy, I'm out.
This thread is pathetic, too much agreement, no controversy, I'm out.
None of them at present either.Well if they're anything like my Nick the reasons are legions. Let's start with massive cuts to numbers, how does 11 officers for 360000 people grab you? No 24hr stations anymore. Vehicles parked up as there is no one to drive them.
Getting authority to pursue without a myriad of tactics in place is nigh on impossible even if you are lucky to be appropriately trained, so you will have no chance of a pursuit being authorised on a legit but antisocial dick on a car, and if it goes slightly wrong it's the Bobbie grabbing the rail not the scrote.
You want to complain about empty cars parked at an empty Nick I suggest you contact your local Tory MP as there are 20000 less of us since they took charge.
Again, you are asking questions I could not possibly know the answer to. Go and knock on the door and ask. Or rise it with your local MP or newspaper. Take photos as evidence and post them on the police force page on Facebook.Even though it's classed as a police station it's hardly open. Mmm,what do you think they'd say if i went in and asked why the cars aren't being driven in the pursuit of enforcing law and order, I suppose as someone who pays towards these vehicles through my community charge (or whatever it's called these days)and i have a right to know why they seem to be parked up more than driven.
If they say we haven't enough officers available to drive the vehicles,then maybe those who run the police force should get rid of some of the cars.
I think the station isn't open to the public. In which case the phone mounted on the wall outside is for emergency use only.(They'll not answer if he were to knock).Again, you are asking questions I could not possibly know the answer to. Go and knock on the door and ask. Or rise it with your local MP or newspaper. Take photos as evidence and post them on the police force page on Facebook.
There may be a perfectly sound reason why they are parked there. But you wont find the answer on here.