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Heroin addicts are trying to burgle my house. What should I do? Should I get cctv installed? I don't want to involve the police just yet. They've already stolen 3 brand new pairs of nike and adidas tracksuit bottoms from the washing line.
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Despite my repeated requests to Admin to fix it, it is still is happening, they said it will be fixed next release, however still 2 new releases down the line still getting the same problem. Why is this happening? Yes i have read the various threads on the Invision forum which describe the issue; https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/topic/428866-logging-in-will-log-out-all-other-devices/ https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/topic/433116-login-on-desktop-and-phone-several-times-during-the-day/ However i am still none the wiser on why; I am logged out one device if i am logged in another Why when logged out do the topics display out of …
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Any mods able to help me get verified please? sent an email as well as logging with support and haven't had a response :-) Thanks
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Hi all New here and not sure if posting in correct place. My issue is that I failed vetting due to having an outstanding CCJ of around £300 - I paid it, and then sent my appeal in. With character references, financial evidence and a well written argument for my case. They say it takes around 28 working days, but I've been waiting around 50 days. Has it taken this long with anyone else?
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Basically, can you be an in house steward and copper? TYIA Sent from my E5823 using Tapatalk
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I have an assignment and I cant find anything online. I am searching for a two separate lists or pie-charts displaying the reasons that police are called out (in the UK). for 999 and 101. ie: Street violence - 60% Robbery - 20% Domestic Violence - 10% Road Accidents - 10% (i made-up the figures above). but i wrote it so you know what type of thing I am searching for. Also: if you happen to be a policeman, then I would also really appreciate if you could give me an approximate break list and percentages (based on your personal experience) PS: i am not talking about Reasons that people call the police (ie: cat in tree). I am talking a…
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Hi all. I've just been successful with one of the police force n southern England and was wondering if there is anything I could study beforehand to help me with the course? What are the topics covered by the training course.?
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Hello, Hopefully this gets to the attention of someone who could provide me with an answer.. I tried to post in the Cheshire Constabulary sub-forum but was greeted with a System Message - ‘You don’t have permission to create a new topic in this forum’. Could be a really simple fix I’m missing, do I need to pay a fee to post in there or is it a restriction set on my account? Hope it’s not the latter!! Thanks in advance, much appreciated.
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I would appreciate any help this is making me ill with worry. My neighbours falsely reported me for swearing at their children because we complained about their noise months ago. I have since been interviewed under caution at the Police station, CDs made on her hearsay only. I certainly did not swear at anyone, she has a witness who says I did (surprise!) but my husband was at home and backs me with the truth. Why would I have to endure an under caution interview for such an allegation when her word against mine is all they have ? I have waited two days since the interview for the PC involved to get back to me - she stated after speaking to her sergeant she could hopefull…
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Hi There! So would really appreciate some advice and this seems like a good place to ask, so i live in a private block of flats and because I'm a smoker (and the building is non-smoking) I go outside in the car park space, i'm allowed as it's private and i pay service charge every year to use it, however i seem to have been getting on my neighbours nerves a bit, their garden fence backs onto the car park, and for the last 10 months the tension has risen and the neighbours who are a group of students like to walk past and basically call me names and shout abuse, i think because it's a group of 5 big guys and a girl, one guy in particular is like the ringleader and he …
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Hi all Quick question RE: Should I become a Special? https://police.community/index.php?/topic/119220-Should-I-become-a-Special%3F This has been locked? I'm not sure how on Earth this post relates to recruitment? The OP is clearly asking if there is any divide between Reg/SC in the home force. Has the policy changed regarding this now, too?
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I think the TV programmes section needs an update. I think it's great having links to lots of old police tv shows, but a lot of these Youtube links are now dead. There also needs to be a generic chat thread for all the one offs. If needed, then a thread can be split to discuss a specific For example: The Trial: A Murder in the Family (recent 5 episode Ch4 documentary, currently available to download via All4) isn't included at all, but I find it difficult to believe that no-one on the site either watched it, or had any points to discuss regarding it especially as it was on across a number of evenings. The Met (BBC1) hasn't had a post since the new series…
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I'm a young film editor and producer of a show on YouTube and need to know about prop weapons being aloud in public places we are going to use prop swords and guns ,made of plastic and foam but will be painted in metallic colours we are thinking of using these props in a scene placed in a town but we don't want armed cops showing up and interrupting the filming at that time And would this even be loud for us because we are under 18 years old dilon editor/producer of creatively random and Oswald sorry for any miss spelt words
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