Wheels stolen 29/9/10

[schrodingers-cat]

the law is feked up always has been and always will be

eye for an eye
or his i see it
an eye for 2 eyes
works better most times

but thats my uneducated opinion

Couldn`t agree more. bide you time, one day he`ll get something nice that he`s worked for then you can destroy it. Revenge after all is a dish best served cold

[Sancho]

Whoever advised him is a chump. More importantly, why is a policeman sending you kisses in his email? Is there something we should know?

And why are the police calling him a 'criminal' when he hasn't been convicted?

[dieselboy]

And why are the police calling him a 'criminal' when he hasn't been convicted?

He has a criminal record?

[Maverick]

I see why a senior policeman I know refers to the CPS as the criminal Protection service.

[TonyN]

I removed his details with x's
I didn't think of how that would then look!

PMSL, That was great.

[TonyN]

You still got my lathe ?

Of course!

[Albannach]

And why are the police calling him a 'criminal' when he hasn't been convicted?

He has a criminal record?

Just to boot the dead horse again.

Was that e-mail written by a 4 year old? Its punctuation and syntax are a mess.

Even if someone has a criminal record, there's no way the police would refer to them as "The Criminal" in an official response. Nor would they say what they did with regards the receipt or hoping he'll (the guy with the wheels) give up. Also, PC Kisses can't do what he wants with the wheels; they belong to the insurance company (assuming they are actually your wheels).

The more I read that mess of an e-mail, the more I think someone is winding you up. That entire message is wrong, in many ways...

[BUSHWHACKER]

[JUDWAK]

501
also have ruff jeans

[slobodan]

I have an American record.






It's a Ramones LP.

[JUDWAK]

I have an American record.






It's a Ramones LP.

is it on vee jay?

[slobodan]

Phillips I think.

[JUDWAK]

blue lable silver writeing


do you think someone has the wrong jeans today?

[dieselboy]

Just to boot the dead horse again.

Was that e-mail written by a 4 year old? Its punctuation and syntax are a mess.

Even if someone has a criminal record, there's no way the police would refer to them as "The Criminal" in an official response. Nor would they say what they did with regards the receipt or hoping he'll (the guy with the wheels) give up. Also, PC Kisses can't do what he wants with the wheels; they belong to the insurance company (assuming they are actually your wheels).

The more I read that mess of an e-mail, the more I think someone is winding you up. That entire message is wrong, in many ways...

Well that is what has happened. What do you want me to do? We're discussing it on here I'm not fabricating the truth in any way. If you would like to write to Sutton Police and advise him on correct use of punctuation and grammar then I cannot stop you. The insurance company has advised the police I can collect them. But the police say I cannot now as he has to contact the person that stole them for the reasons noted before. That email was copy / pasted. I didn't say it was an official letter although I had received a formal update. I understand than not everyone has the ability of grammar and punctuation. Although I did expect more from a police email account!
If you would like to play the role of a father then I'd be happy to let you? To be honest all I am trying to do is make sure the person that stole those wheels doesn't just get them handed over to him, if this makes sense.

[puddlesurfer]

Hey Tony,

I've got an Idea - If you give me a reciept for a set of American Racing Rims along with General grabber Tyres (Especially if backed up with original reciepts) Can I go in to the police staton and pick them up as I can now prove I own them?