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Apparently Canadian Police have been asked to use their bullets sparingly, due to a shortage of ammunition. "Although the distributors of ammunition to Canadian Law enforcement agencies are based in Canada, the stock is imported from manufacturers in the United States." News reports stated that due to heavy pressure on supplies from "bulging" U.S. Armed Forces orders, supplies are getting tighter. This restriction mainly applies to training sessions, where there is a more flexible choice of weapons. Source Canwest news and CBC. I just hope that organised crime is experiencing the same restrictions! Batman27362008-08-17 14:09:24

There is one now until later Moon rising for you in South East. It's cloudy in Spain! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/16_August_2008_lunar_eclipse

THE woman cop who worked as a £100-an-hour hooker did raunchy lapdances for clients in just knee-high boots, The Sun can reveal. The sexy routine made the WPC one of the most popular escorts on website Notorious Girls — which raked in nearly £800,000 a year. The 28-year-old entertained up to 20 clients a week. A source said: “She was very, very popular. She knew exactly what the fellas wanted. “She wasn’t into kinky stuff . . . the killer touch was the boots.†The beat bobby, in hiding last night and on suspension from Northumbria police, joined the website as “Kelly†in 2006. She stopped last summer but started again recently due to money worrie…

Crashed car gets parking fine A motorist was given a £50 ticket for bad parking when her car was shunted into a tree by another driver. Joanne Billington was fined by an overzealous traffic warden after her Ford Ka, which she'd left parked, was hit by another driver. "I was absolutely devastated," the 27-year-old told Metro. "I just couldn't believe what had happened." "It was obvious the car had been crashed into but I still got a fine. It's unbelievable that the attendant had the gall to issue one." Amazingly, despite the front end of the car being in the bushes, the traffic warden claimed he thought it had been parked that way. "Nobody parks their car like that…

For those of you who haven't seen this tv series, then you're all in for a treat. I recently borrowed the entire series from a friend and I was totally blown away by how good it was. It's shot like a fly on the wall documentary, but it's highly engaging and has a brilliant storyline. You can find out more information about it here: http://www.world-productions.com/wp/conten...s/cops/cops.htm

OK didn't know where to put this, Mods please feel free to move if you feel its in the wrong place. Down to business, i am 19 and will be heading for uni soon, but i will need a job. I was thinking of becoming a bouncer, but am a bit stuck. Does anyone know the overall cost for the qualification and the lisence? How do i go about arranging such things? Is anyone on here a bouncer to give me an hints or tips? Thanks guys

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1043552/Gnome-Stolen-garden-elf-returned-7-month-adventure-world.html The Dork of the Day award goes to the Gloucestershire Police spokesperson who obviously has no sense of humour. Perhaps KB can tell us who it is.

I always wondered what Kermit got up to on days off!!

OK all,, Do you use Windows Picture and Fax Viewer, or IrfanView, or something else ? Whats your choice ? Ian

I'm 30 in less than two weeks.. aagggghhhh My better half is taking me to York for a few nights, can any one recommend a nice place for a birthday dinner?? We're staying in the city so would like somewhere in staggering distance.

On BBC 1 now. No idea if it's a new series or not, certainely haven't seen this one before though. Thought you may like to know.

hey everyone, just saw this and thought i would share it and see what people thought about it. link

Reading the 'Second Hand Smoke' thread got me thinking, how many of you here smoke?? Now, this isn't here for a huge polictical debate, it's just a little experiment... Though feel free to discuss.

DNA profiles of innocent people should be removed from the national database, a government-funded inquiry has said. Control of the database should be taken from government and police and an independent body should be established to run it, the Citizens' Inquiry urged. Javed Aslam, one of the 30 members of the public on the panel, said keeping the records would be "the first step towards a totalitarian state". But the Home Office said the database helps to secure convictions. The UK has the largest police DNA database in the world - with more than four million people on file. The four-month inquiry was overseen by the Human Genetics Commission (HGC), whi…

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