Wow, thats amazing!

Ex-officer jailed for death crash Steve Campbell died and his wife, Rosemary, was left in a wheelchair A former police officer who killed a man and left his wife for dead in a hit-and-run crash in Greater Manchester has been jailed for four years. Mohammed Mian's vehicle hit Steve Campbell with such...

A small 4 inch cut from wire sticking out of a childrens play area (which scarred). Boring really!

As for the broken jaw, how on earth did that happen?

'That was completely untrue, of course, but the police have no right to come round here asking questions anyway. That comment made me chuckle. Ok then I guess the police have no right to question him if they suspect him of shoplifting, speeding etc. Idiot. Thats exactly what i was going to say!!! W...

Thats apalling. They should throw the book at him.

I once stopped with a motorbike on the motorway with a puncture, I radioed it in stating it was a rear puncture. The controller replied, "Near or offside?" I said it's a motorbike! Followed by a muffled "out!" :slwoot: This made me choke on my coffee!!! Reminds me of a story about a one armed man.....

It could have been worse. The program had less of a slamming and more of an ambivalent feel. I was stopped by one MOP about this and they told me that they thought that my colleagues and i do a good job. (I was right bout it being a hot topic at work!). There were elements of the programme that were...

I am sure that this will be a hot topic at work tomorrow. I also feel that people will stop me on patrol tomorrow to tell me about this. For those two reasons i now feel obliged to watch it!!

You do find out if you have passed on the day. Hope this helps!

Not always the case, its down to the individual skipper to really make the decision or not. Its the mets policy to wear Hi-Vis jackets, but a lot of teams do not wear theres on routine patrols. I can understand it more for town centre duties though Agreed. :wink: I suffer from foot in mouth disease...

jedrick999 wrote:I was on duty once and are school's officer went on the radio to control:

Can i have an ambulance please i've got a Pregnant teacher collapsed on he floor! Control: Reply: Male or Female

Ha ha ha!!!

Err, i am a pcso (in training) in norwich. He shouldn't be on patrol in that particular uniform (according to the guidelines). On patrol he should have a high visibility jacket on. The boots do scuff easily (as i have found after doing first aid practice on the floor) although, if he was wearing his...

I started training just over a month ago. I have my posting which is in the area i wanted. The crb is quick (4 weeks), the vetting is an ongoing process which will continue after you have started. The medical takes about an hour and they do random drugs tests, hearing tests and review the form that ...

Hi! I have been through the process very recently. Have they given you your posting?

I've just remembered, having seen a training video the other day, there is a right way to put out cones. She may have been killed herself if she had not put out the cones walking backwards. GFORCE, i did state that she had made some critical errors in my original post, but to pick up on your point a...