Do you have a right to Police Protection?

[Julsdsu21]

I just think that cops are lazy and don't care anymore. They don't want to put any effort into a big case because it involves paperwork and phone calls, you know...actually doing their job.

[THE JUICE]

just too sad to hear

[digital]

hi,

that just pisses me off, i have been a victim of crime on over 20 times ,once an armed robbery being tied up for two hours.one an attempted armed,heard them coming and fired off warning shots.

the mental trauma is unbelievable,trying to get back from where every noise makes you grab your gun and search the house takes awhile.

:2gunsfiri :2gunsfiri :2gunsfiri :2gunsfiri

cheers

[njjuicer]

Originally posted by Solo
i am so proud of myself for successfully reading this and understanding it. At first I looked at a big paragraph from Njjuice and said 'no way man this will be too hard' but I stuck it out and made it all the through.

Hurray for me!

[Solo]

yo ucraz ybastar dyou.

[njjuicer]

antyiem buttercup

[3Vandoo]

"It is a fundamental principal of law that a government and its agents are under no general duty to provide public services such as police protection, to any individual citizen."


This is wrong, and in all western world countries that principle is that the Government and Agencies have to protect its citizen and the security of its citizens.

I read that story, last year, actually I read the story 20 times and the 20 times the "events" were changed.

[THE JUICE]

Originally posted by 3Vandoo


I read that story, last year, actually I read the story 20 times and the 20 times the "events" were changed.

damn

[Julsdsu21]

Motogear-same thing happened to me. Twice my car was broken into and the police officer said he would listen to my "story" and jot it down on his little notepad. Nothing happened of course and no safety precautions were made no matter how much people complained about the car vandalism problem.

[THE JUICE]

screw them all