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England & Wales

  1. Shirley Carter
    Started by Shirley Carter,

    Hello Long time reader, first time poster. Last night a friend phoned me asking for some legal advice (attested only two months ago so a first for me), his friend (genuinely a friend of a friend ) wants to take his old car that is off the road for an MOT and get the thing running again. The car is insured. He wanted to know if that was ok. I told him that so long as he had a booked appointment at the test centre and drove straight there it was ok, but no scenic routes or stopping off at his mates houses! However, the question of tax arrose, the car has no valid VEL - and he obviously can't buy one without an MOT cert. Now, I presume he is allowed to drive without the…

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  2. patb1
    Started by patb1 * ,

    we have an awful neighbour who has caused years of upset in our street, he has been under an asbo which has now finished. What i am trying to find out if there is anything that can be done about one of his latest,more subtle, way of intimidation which is as follows; he stands outside his house day and night and throws a ball for his dog down the hill past all our houses ,today it hit our grandson and although it did not hurt him in any way(it is a soft ball) we were all intimidated by his actions which we believe was deliberate. The ball hits cars all the time and is the third time it has hit a member of my family. this is by far one of his least forms of harassment and …

  3. Wendy Kearney
    Started by Wendy Kearney * ,

    It has come to my attention that someone is trying to discredit me by accusing me of phyiscally assaulting her.. Whilst normally i would ignore this kind of behaviour it has ramifications on other things... I am a witness for someone who is defending a claim against this woman and it was alleged to have taken place during a show that could, if she carries on complaining get me in serious trouble with. She hasn;'t that i am aware of gone to the police.. I have witness that watched me during the time the assault was supposed to have taken place as we were worried she would try something like this. One of her witness's has already said it didnt happen... If i went to the P…

  4. rightorwrong
    Started by rightorwrong * ,

    Hello. I'm in need of advice both professional and on a personal level. I live in a flat, apartment building not in the nicest area. My neighbours, not all but some are heavy drug users which caused problems for years and years. I got fed up with one living in the apartment below me so I asked the council to move me but they refused and instead asked what was going on. I told them, they got in touch then those people living below went nuts. They would jump off the walls, ceilings, run round the block, scream, shout, it was crazy before telling the council and it just got worse thereafter. I tried to put across to one of the hot heads (he's 'all talk') that they were tak…

  5. alloalloallo

    I hope this question does not appear negative to all Police officers, it is certainly not meant to. If a member of the public contacts a Police officer (that is personaly known as a friend), and makes an allegation, should that officer proceed with the case, or should it be referred to another officer. The case in question resulted in arrest and conviction.

  6. ebiso
    Started by ebiso * ,

    Hi, The other night I went out for my birthday and at the end of the night ended up in an argument with some other people. A police officer stepped in the middle and pushed me away warning me to leave, I was an idiot and pushed him back which led to me being put in a police car, I then attempted to get out of the car which led to me being handcuffed and taken to the station. Once there they took my details and gave me a 'Penalty Notice, Penalty Amount £80' for 'using words and behaviour likely to cause alarm, harm or distress' contrary to section 5 public order act. and then released me This is the first time I have had any contact with the law. Will I need to disclo…

  7. adviceneeded
    Started by adviceneeded * ,

    Hello All, The police attended my parent’s address a few days ago regarding some paperwork they had to give to me. I haven't lived at the family home for some years now. My parents let me know and i telephoned the station to enquire what the paper work was. I was given the contact details for the police officer and spoke to him the following day. He stated it was about some unwanted text messages that i had sent supposedly sent to someone. At the end of the day the complaint has texts on his phone from someone but there is no proof that i sent these messages at all. I said this to the officer and stated that i had in fact called the police to report incidents from wher…

  8. nothing
    Started by nothing * ,

    hello;. i need some help here since im being threatened online with not only legal action but death!! without using names, the UK's BIGGEST publisher of autobiographys just last week released a book by a guy connected to The Krays and other "hard man" nonsense. However this person was tried and convicted in 1990 of CHILD ABUSE and sentenced to 10 years in prison. The details of the case are beyond disgusting,not only do they involve a 7 year old boy,but a DOG aswell! Anyway, an old news article was until a few days ago available to read on courtnews.co.uk but it has since been removed (proberbly at the requst of the publisher but im not sure) My question is simple. S…

  9. Johannesburg
    Started by Johannesburg,

    Anyone used it before, is it worth bothering with?

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  10. Rosco P Coltrane
    Started by Rosco P Coltrane,

    Would this be classed as theft for example? is it illegal / a crime ??

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  11. callyuk
    Started by callyuk * ,

    Hi, I would like some advise if possible. I am having problems with one of my neighbours, this has been going on for some years but now I've had enough, their son had a pellet gun and has been firing them into our front and back garden. We collected 15 pellets in the back garden, this is where our dog spends a lot of his time, when we are at work. Tonight their son was sat on the kerb across the road from our property firing them into the front garden, some hit my car and the front windows, we have CCTV at the front and now have video evidence, when you confront him he gets mouthy and states he can do as he pleases. He is 14. We have tried to speak to the parents reg…

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  12. splatcat
    Started by splatcat,

    hi can anyone help? I am suffering harassment by a man and his children who live nearby. this has been going on for 12 months now, on and off, but has hit an all new high in the last 2 weeks. In the past, my kids have had knifes brandished on them, beaten up reguarly in the local park, threatened, abused, and told theyre not allowed on this persons street. My eldest is 8. lately, all of which have been reported to local police and council... 4-5 times aday we get some type of harassment. most of time witness by other people. my kids were badly beaten in the park, the older kids set the younger kids on each other, and barred the park gates so my kids couldnt escape…

  13. 198njaf
    Started by 198njaf,

    I have a query if anyone has come across this before or has any knowledge.. I was working at an airport recently and we got called to an accident between 2 vehicles in the airside area (ie where the planes are and on private land) The cop i was with breathalyzed the driver and noted a few details but that was all that we were required to do as the airport investigates the accident. I had a few problems with this whole affair. When the cop was going to get the driver to "blow in the bag" he gave him the road traffic act requirement. BUT we are not on a road... I asked the Insp. about this later and he mumbled then mentioned the Air Navigation Order. I checked this o…

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  14. talbotmunce
    Started by talbotmunce,

    Shocking incident today. Two female officers from my local constabulary knocked on my door while I was at home alone. I was expecting builders so I was somewhat surprised to see the local plod standing on my doorstep. They said: "Somebody has reported an incident, can we come in?" I said "no you can't. What's it concerning?" As one of the officers was already trying to take a step inside while she was asking my permission to come in, she looked rather insulted by my refusal and then began to give the vaguest account imaginable of what the 'incident' was. Now bearing in mind I was alone, working on my laptop, I was personally taken aback by all this. The officer kept …

  15. steve23
    Started by steve23,

    Hi all, Don't know if anyone can answer this or not, but.... I'm currently working for the council and they have the ability to submit veh index to dvla for owner info in some circumstances. Recently, we have submitted a number of checks for pretty run of the mill vehicles (i.e you would not expect them to be dodgy in anyway) and they come back as 'unregistered'. The person who submits this info for us does not now what this means - other than the obvious idea that the veh is not registered on the dvla database. I'm wondering if it means anything else as I cant see why we would be getting so many - more than 50% of the checks i request come back with this result and …

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