Snow Balls

I would have thought that plod would be better employed looking out for granny bashers than nickin some one for messing about we a bit oh snow:Banane53:
 
just about sums up the usefulness of our law enforcement in this country.:( if he had been preaching death and destruction instead. NO FINE.
 
The lad wants to plead not guilty let um take him to crown court, whats
plod going to do , bring 4 gallon buckes a water as evidance:Banane37:
 
funny because i always thought that unless omone complained teh police wouldnt interfere :rolleyes:

the cop probably didnt have much himself and it made him upset seeing it

teh student should sculpt a vagina and throw a hat down to collect money for the fine
 
Couldn't he just have put a hat and a carrot on it and said it was a skinny snowman with big boots?
 
Kids can go and see these any day .. that's not considered offensive .. well, I do, look at bloody size of it, need a magnifying glass :eek:

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That's me banned :(

Was also a case this week where a school in Peterborough had banned their pupils from snowballing at break and a few lads could not resist the temptation, and were subsequently suspended. The justification was that there could have been ice in it .. doh.

Ok, had broken the ban, however, to stop an age old tradition of mainly what is great fun seemed extreme in the first place to me.

Making slides in the school yard could be more dangerous .. hek, haven't seen one of those for years .. they were fun.
 
Ohh what a total jobs worth! £80 fine :confused: why didn't he just say "come on lads knock it down" TUT! Spoilsport lol!
 
Typical of today's modern police force. They are more interested in petty crimes just to improve their statistics.

:mad:
 
Ohh what a total jobs worth! £80 fine :confused: why didn't he just say "come on lads knock it down" TUT! Spoilsport lol!

Agree Tinks, could have made an amusing story for the local paper, whilst warning the public of the law, but also endearing the readers to the police and made good publicity for them, that they had taken it in good spirits.

Missed opportunity there I think for building good relationships.
 
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