Yes, print it on A4 and fold it into three and it makes a nice leaflet for your local police to read, after asking you what you're doing....again....again....and again.
Quote by mattius
Can i print them?..can i?...can i?
and can i make up the wording?
"i have just robbed those houses and am having a rest officer"
"this is the safest place to have a coffee officer, lots of police cars keep driving in"
Quote by shad
Nice one Jomu, however i don't think i would have the bottle to point the leaflet out to PC i'm a twat after being caught out with my backside raised in the air during the heat of the moment.
It may give the guy's that surround our car something to cover their modesty with though.
Quote by jomu
Nice one Jomu, however i don't think i would have the bottle to point the leaflet out to PC i'm a twat after being caught out with my backside raised in the air during the heat of the moment.
It may give the guy's that surround our car something to cover their modesty with though.
It must always be considered that when dealing with issues surrounding PSEs media coverage may be generated. The media is not to be used proactively as it may attract others to the site and exacerbate the problem; or criminals to prey upon those who use the PSE.
Care must be taken to ensure that media coverage has a positive effect and does not damage relationships with any section of the community because of sensationalist reporting of the behaviour of an unrepresentative few.
Police and partners frame the issue in proper terms and context
Actions taken are well considered, proportionate, lawful, appropriate and necessary and not seen as ‘knee-jerk’.
Police and partners are able to evidence decisions reached and actions taken; or not taken if considered appropriate.