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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really?" Cool story... | |||
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really?" Are you completely stupid ? It's Santa's elves getting the naughty and nice list ready ffs  | |||
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really? Cool story..." Cheers. | |||
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really? Are you completely stupid ? It's Santa's elves getting the naughty and nice list ready ffs " | |||
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really?" The journalists must be desperate for news to print, unfortunatly the truth doesnt sell papers, it's amazing how much bullshit they get away with selling. | |||
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really? The journalists must be desperate for news to print, unfortunatly the truth doesnt sell papers, it's amazing how much bullshit they get away with selling. " There are pictures of them doing it. | |||
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really?" Voyeurs dream job | |||
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really? The journalists must be desperate for news to print, unfortunatly the truth doesnt sell papers, it's amazing how much bullshit they get away with selling. There are pictures of them doing it." Where is this? | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? " Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs | |||
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really? The journalists must be desperate for news to print, unfortunatly the truth doesnt sell papers, it's amazing how much bullshit they get away with selling. There are pictures of them doing it. Where is this? " The metro I'm not posting a link but the pics are omline. | |||
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"hahahaha I find this hysterical. In SOHO too. Peep show. Nothing to do with covid - all to do with getting freebies. lmfao " How can you get freebies if the place is shut? | |||
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"hahahaha I find this hysterical. In SOHO too. Peep show. Nothing to do with covid - all to do with getting freebies. lmfao How can you get freebies if the place is shut?" Co's nobody told the Three Stooges doing it? | |||
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"If a premises has a lock in I’m not so sure they will be socially distancing before taking it back to their families. I wondered why my local has taped the letterbox up. " lol.  | |||
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"hahahaha I find this hysterical. In SOHO too. Peep show. Nothing to do with covid - all to do with getting freebies. lmfao How can you get freebies if the place is shut?" Maybe thought the letter box was a temporary glory hole?  | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs" Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure | |||
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really?" My dog would make this very, very risky - he is not allowed near my letterbox until Mr Postie has delivered my mail !! | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure" I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on | |||
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"If a premises has a lock in I’m not so sure they will be socially distancing before taking it back to their families. I wondered why my local has taped the letterbox up. " Exactly this. I KNOW for a fact , not reported by others or in papers that people don't like that a darts team from a pub had been meeting in the pub the whole way through the last lockdown. I am not sure what people want to happen to others who are putting other people at risk | |||
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really?My dog would make this very, very risky - he is not allowed near my letterbox until Mr Postie has delivered my mail !!" Maybe you should let him | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on " Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there | |||
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" You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on " May as well leave the front door open then. Most Pubs have more than one room, including those to the rear (but I think any pub doing a lock-in would be wise to the power of tungsten light to draw in an inspector or a moth or two).  | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there" Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really?" Should be troops not marshals | |||
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" You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on May as well leave the front door open then. Most Pubs have more than one room, including those to the rear (but I think any pub doing a lock-in would be wise to the power of tungsten light to draw in an inspector or a moth or two). "Am I the only person who has been to a stay behind where it hasn't been lit by a candle?  | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
It just seems extremely snoopy."Last time I saw a dartboard it had one tiny light - mind you that was a long time ago - maybe they are floodlit now !? | |||
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" You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on May as well leave the front door open then. Most Pubs have more than one room, including those to the rear (but I think any pub doing a lock-in would be wise to the power of tungsten light to draw in an inspector or a moth or two).
Am I the only person who has been to a stay behind where it hasn't been lit by a candle?
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really?Should be troops not marshals" Only if they can disconnect your internet. | |||
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really?" Why don't they get traffic wardens to double up and do the job. The majority of them are officious twxxs | |||
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really? Why don't they get traffic wardens to double up and do the job. The majority of them are officious twxxs" Because most of them couldn’t bend that low. | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
It just seems extremely snoopy."My post didn't say anyone was playing darts. Now you are being silly. Do you really think that they leave doors open and lights on to advertise to the police they are having a lock in, even before Covid? They get round it, otherwise there would never have been lock ins going on for years but I am guessing you are not stupid and know this but just don't want to acknowledge it for whatever reason | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
It just seems extremely snoopy.
My post didn't say anyone was playing darts.
Now you are being silly. Do you really think that they leave doors open and lights on to advertise to the police they are having a lock in, even before Covid?
They get round it, otherwise there would never have been lock ins going on for years but I am guessing you are not stupid and know this but just don't want to acknowledge it for whatever reason
"It was meant to be lighthearted. Like I said I just think having Marshall's looking through peoples letterboxes is a bit intrusive. There was a case locally where someone said a gym had been open.Armed police turned up once to find it closed and then a 2nd time. Strange times. | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
It just seems extremely snoopy.
My post didn't say anyone was playing darts.
Now you are being silly. Do you really think that they leave doors open and lights on to advertise to the police they are having a lock in, even before Covid?
They get round it, otherwise there would never have been lock ins going on for years but I am guessing you are not stupid and know this but just don't want to acknowledge it for whatever reason
It was meant to be lighthearted.
Like I said I just think having Marshall's looking through peoples letterboxes is a bit intrusive.
There was a case locally where someone said a gym had been open.Armed police turned up once to find it closed and then a 2nd time.
Strange times."When you say 'Armed Police' do you mean they arrived like SWAT. Guns drawn, bulletproof shields, ALEnforcement Vehicle. Helicopter overhead? Or did the Police 'just turn up'' to take a look? Without the emotive add-in? | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
It just seems extremely snoopy.
My post didn't say anyone was playing darts.
Now you are being silly. Do you really think that they leave doors open and lights on to advertise to the police they are having a lock in, even before Covid?
They get round it, otherwise there would never have been lock ins going on for years but I am guessing you are not stupid and know this but just don't want to acknowledge it for whatever reason
It was meant to be lighthearted.
Like I said I just think having Marshall's looking through peoples letterboxes is a bit intrusive.
There was a case locally where someone said a gym had been open.Armed police turned up once to find it closed and then a 2nd time.
Strange times.
When you say 'Armed Police' do you mean they arrived like SWAT. Guns drawn, bulletproof shields, ALEnforcement Vehicle. Helicopter overhead?
Or did the Police 'just turn up'' to take a look? Without the emotive add-in?"Wanna point out the bit where I mentioned helicopters etc? Cheers. | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
It just seems extremely snoopy.
My post didn't say anyone was playing darts.
Now you are being silly. Do you really think that they leave doors open and lights on to advertise to the police they are having a lock in, even before Covid?
They get round it, otherwise there would never have been lock ins going on for years but I am guessing you are not stupid and know this but just don't want to acknowledge it for whatever reason
It was meant to be lighthearted.
Like I said I just think having Marshall's looking through peoples letterboxes is a bit intrusive.
There was a case locally where someone said a gym had been open.Armed police turned up once to find it closed and then a 2nd time.
Strange times.
When you say 'Armed Police' do you mean they arrived like SWAT. Guns drawn, bulletproof shields, ALEnforcement Vehicle. Helicopter overhead?
Or did the Police 'just turn up'' to take a look? Without the emotive add-in?"Or was it just the closet police unit at the time? | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
It just seems extremely snoopy.
My post didn't say anyone was playing darts.
Now you are being silly. Do you really think that they leave doors open and lights on to advertise to the police they are having a lock in, even before Covid?
They get round it, otherwise there would never have been lock ins going on for years but I am guessing you are not stupid and know this but just don't want to acknowledge it for whatever reason
It was meant to be lighthearted.
Like I said I just think having Marshall's looking through peoples letterboxes is a bit intrusive.
There was a case locally where someone said a gym had been open.Armed police turned up once to find it closed and then a 2nd time.
Strange times.
When you say 'Armed Police' do you mean they arrived like SWAT. Guns drawn, bulletproof shields, ALEnforcement Vehicle. Helicopter overhead?
Or did the Police 'just turn up'' to take a look? Without the emotive add-in?
Or was it just the closet police unit at the time?"Yeah 7 of them sitting around with guns with nothing else to do. | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
It just seems extremely snoopy.
My post didn't say anyone was playing darts.
Now you are being silly. Do you really think that they leave doors open and lights on to advertise to the police they are having a lock in, even before Covid?
They get round it, otherwise there would never have been lock ins going on for years but I am guessing you are not stupid and know this but just don't want to acknowledge it for whatever reason
It was meant to be lighthearted.
Like I said I just think having Marshall's looking through peoples letterboxes is a bit intrusive.
There was a case locally where someone said a gym had been open.Armed police turned up once to find it closed and then a 2nd time.
Strange times.
When you say 'Armed Police' do you mean they arrived like SWAT. Guns drawn, bulletproof shields, ALEnforcement Vehicle. Helicopter overhead?
Or did the Police 'just turn up'' to take a look? Without the emotive add-in?
Wanna point out the bit where I mentioned helicopters etc?
Cheers."Armed Police can can on all those and more? You said Armed Police so I asked at what level. Or was it really just the Police turning up to take a look. You also didn't mention what make of vehicle they were in? Ford. Renault? | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
It just seems extremely snoopy.
My post didn't say anyone was playing darts.
Now you are being silly. Do you really think that they leave doors open and lights on to advertise to the police they are having a lock in, even before Covid?
They get round it, otherwise there would never have been lock ins going on for years but I am guessing you are not stupid and know this but just don't want to acknowledge it for whatever reason
It was meant to be lighthearted.
Like I said I just think having Marshall's looking through peoples letterboxes is a bit intrusive.
There was a case locally where someone said a gym had been open.Armed police turned up once to find it closed and then a 2nd time.
Strange times.
When you say 'Armed Police' do you mean they arrived like SWAT. Guns drawn, bulletproof shields, ALEnforcement Vehicle. Helicopter overhead?
Or did the Police 'just turn up'' to take a look? Without the emotive add-in?
Or was it just the closet police unit at the time?
Yeah 7 of them sitting around with guns with nothing else to do."BTW ALL police are armed. | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
It just seems extremely snoopy.
My post didn't say anyone was playing darts.
Now you are being silly. Do you really think that they leave doors open and lights on to advertise to the police they are having a lock in, even before Covid?
They get round it, otherwise there would never have been lock ins going on for years but I am guessing you are not stupid and know this but just don't want to acknowledge it for whatever reason
It was meant to be lighthearted.
Like I said I just think having Marshall's looking through peoples letterboxes is a bit intrusive.
There was a case locally where someone said a gym had been open.Armed police turned up once to find it closed and then a 2nd time.
Strange times.
When you say 'Armed Police' do you mean they arrived like SWAT. Guns drawn, bulletproof shields, ALEnforcement Vehicle. Helicopter overhead?
Or did the Police 'just turn up'' to take a look? Without the emotive add-in?
Wanna point out the bit where I mentioned helicopters etc?
Cheers.
Armed Police can can on all those and more? You said Armed Police so I asked at what level. Or was it really just the Police turning up to take a look. You also didn't mention what make of vehicle they were in? Ford. Renault? "They had guns. They were armed. It's that simple. | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
It just seems extremely snoopy.
My post didn't say anyone was playing darts.
Now you are being silly. Do you really think that they leave doors open and lights on to advertise to the police they are having a lock in, even before Covid?
They get round it, otherwise there would never have been lock ins going on for years but I am guessing you are not stupid and know this but just don't want to acknowledge it for whatever reason
It was meant to be lighthearted.
Like I said I just think having Marshall's looking through peoples letterboxes is a bit intrusive.
There was a case locally where someone said a gym had been open.Armed police turned up once to find it closed and then a 2nd time.
Strange times.
When you say 'Armed Police' do you mean they arrived like SWAT. Guns drawn, bulletproof shields, ALEnforcement Vehicle. Helicopter overhead?
Or did the Police 'just turn up'' to take a look? Without the emotive add-in?
Wanna point out the bit where I mentioned helicopters etc?
Cheers.
Armed Police can can on all those and more? You said Armed Police so I asked at what level. Or was it really just the Police turning up to take a look. You also didn't mention what make of vehicle they were in? Ford. Renault?
They had guns.
They were armed.
It's that simple."hahaha. | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
It just seems extremely snoopy.
My post didn't say anyone was playing darts.
Now you are being silly. Do you really think that they leave doors open and lights on to advertise to the police they are having a lock in, even before Covid?
They get round it, otherwise there would never have been lock ins going on for years but I am guessing you are not stupid and know this but just don't want to acknowledge it for whatever reason
It was meant to be lighthearted.
Like I said I just think having Marshall's looking through peoples letterboxes is a bit intrusive.
There was a case locally where someone said a gym had been open.Armed police turned up once to find it closed and then a 2nd time.
Strange times.
When you say 'Armed Police' do you mean they arrived like SWAT. Guns drawn, bulletproof shields, ALEnforcement Vehicle. Helicopter overhead?
Or did the Police 'just turn up'' to take a look? Without the emotive add-in?
Wanna point out the bit where I mentioned helicopters etc?
Cheers.
Armed Police can can on all those and more? You said Armed Police so I asked at what level. Or was it really just the Police turning up to take a look. You also didn't mention what make of vehicle they were in? Ford. Renault?
They had guns.
They were armed.
It's that simple."Using your logic, the next time I see an armed police officer in the cafe or supermarket I will expect a serious incident to happen.!  | |||
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
It just seems extremely snoopy.
My post didn't say anyone was playing darts.
Now you are being silly. Do you really think that they leave doors open and lights on to advertise to the police they are having a lock in, even before Covid?
They get round it, otherwise there would never have been lock ins going on for years but I am guessing you are not stupid and know this but just don't want to acknowledge it for whatever reason
It was meant to be lighthearted.
Like I said I just think having Marshall's looking through peoples letterboxes is a bit intrusive.
There was a case locally where someone said a gym had been open.Armed police turned up once to find it closed and then a 2nd time.
Strange times.
When you say 'Armed Police' do you mean they arrived like SWAT. Guns drawn, bulletproof shields, ALEnforcement Vehicle. Helicopter overhead?
Or did the Police 'just turn up'' to take a look? Without the emotive add-in?
Wanna point out the bit where I mentioned helicopters etc?
Cheers.
Armed Police can can on all those and more? You said Armed Police so I asked at what level. Or was it really just the Police turning up to take a look. You also didn't mention what make of vehicle they were in? Ford. Renault?
They had guns.
They were armed.
It's that simple.
Using your logic, the next time I see an armed police officer in the cafe or supermarket I will expect a serious incident to happen.! "Well no as you have just made that up. I said armed police turned up at a gym. Armed police did turn up the gym I fail to see why people are struggling with this concept. | |||
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" I said armed police turned up at a gym. Armed police did turn up the gym I fail to see why people are struggling with this concept. " And that precisely is the problem Lionel. Drop and penny will come eventually.
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
It just seems extremely snoopy.
My post didn't say anyone was playing darts.
Now you are being silly. Do you really think that they leave doors open and lights on to advertise to the police they are having a lock in, even before Covid?
They get round it, otherwise there would never have been lock ins going on for years but I am guessing you are not stupid and know this but just don't want to acknowledge it for whatever reason
It was meant to be lighthearted.
Like I said I just think having Marshall's looking through peoples letterboxes is a bit intrusive.
There was a case locally where someone said a gym had been open.Armed police turned up once to find it closed and then a 2nd time.
Strange times.
When you say 'Armed Police' do you mean they arrived like SWAT. Guns drawn, bulletproof shields, ALEnforcement Vehicle. Helicopter overhead?
Or did the Police 'just turn up'' to take a look? Without the emotive add-in?
Wanna point out the bit where I mentioned helicopters etc?
Cheers.
Armed Police can can on all those and more? You said Armed Police so I asked at what level. Or was it really just the Police turning up to take a look. You also didn't mention what make of vehicle they were in? Ford. Renault?
They had guns.
They were armed.
It's that simple.
Using your logic, the next time I see an armed police officer in the cafe or supermarket I will expect a serious incident to happen.!
Well no as you have just made that up.
I said armed police turned up at a gym.
Armed police did turn up the gym
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"Should they not be making sure premises comply to in order to stop the pandemic? Personally I'd say looking through letter boxes was a bit extreme but whatevs Why? do you think people who are breaking the Covid rules would put a sign up saying "there are 32 people in the back of this place "? They will hide that they are in there, so looking through a window/ letterbox/ listening for noise would surely be checking to make sure I just think looking through peoples letter boxes is a bit extreme. You can always tell if a boozer is having a stay behind as the lights are generally on Yeah they don't normally have lights blazing to let people know they are in there Surely the darts team cant practice in the dark?
It just seems extremely snoopy.
My post didn't say anyone was playing darts.
Now you are being silly. Do you really think that they leave doors open and lights on to advertise to the police they are having a lock in, even before Covid?
They get round it, otherwise there would never have been lock ins going on for years but I am guessing you are not stupid and know this but just don't want to acknowledge it for whatever reason
It was meant to be lighthearted.
Like I said I just think having Marshall's looking through peoples letterboxes is a bit intrusive.
There was a case locally where someone said a gym had been open.Armed police turned up once to find it closed and then a 2nd time.
Strange times."Oh, sometimes you can't tell in this section whether it is sarcasm or a tease. To the light hearted comment, of course they can practise in the dark, just verrrry carefully
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"An armed unit on their downtime checking possible Covid infractions. Shut the front door hold the front page! " To be fair it did look over the top for a check on a Gym. | |||
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"But they would not have gone specifically with guns to do so. Just the unit available at the time. Well actually no. Having just read about it, two policemen were there first and asked the Gym to shut, they refused so they called in the big guns" So you believe that they brought Police specifically with guns, because they refused to shut? Or maybe they just brought more police. | |||
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"But they would not have gone specifically with guns to do so. Just the unit available at the time. Well actually no. Having just read about it, two policemen were there first and asked the Gym to shut, they refused so they called in the big guns So you believe that they brought Police specifically with guns, because they refused to shut? Or maybe they just brought more police." Are raids not planned in advance? If they raid a drug dealers house do they just go and see who is sitting in the canteen and get them to do it? | |||
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"But they would not have gone specifically with guns to do so. Just the unit available at the time. Well actually no. Having just read about it, two policemen were there first and asked the Gym to shut, they refused so they called in the big guns So you believe that they brought Police specifically with guns, because they refused to shut? Or maybe they just brought more police. Are raids not planned in advance? If they raid a drug dealers house do they just go and see who is sitting in the canteen and get them to do it?" Very often not. Someone may have reported them moments before. The Police may already have been doing a round-robin check of gyms etc etc. | |||
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"Or maybe put it another way - The 2 Police officers call for support and the unit available at the time is an armed unit." I'm genuinely baffled about why you are arguing the point so much | |||
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"But they would not have gone specifically with guns to do so. Just the unit available at the time. Well actually no. Having just read about it, two policemen were there first and asked the Gym to shut, they refused so they called in the big guns So you believe that they brought Police specifically with guns, because they refused to shut? Or maybe they just brought more police. Are raids not planned in advance? If they raid a drug dealers house do they just go and see who is sitting in the canteen and get them to do it? Very often not. Someone may have reported them moments before. The Police may already have been doing a round-robin check of gyms etc etc." He was on social media saying he was staying open. | |||
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"But they would not have gone specifically with guns to do so. Just the unit available at the time. Well actually no. Having just read about it, two policemen were there first and asked the Gym to shut, they refused so they called in the big guns So you believe that they brought Police specifically with guns, because they refused to shut? Or maybe they just brought more police." It isn't about what I believe, it is about what happened. | |||
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"PS I think you might be kidding yourself if you thought armed police are roaming the streets, normally they are called upon or have a raid to go to. I would imagine if they were the closest police for back up for another officer their guns would stay in the car unless it was an armed robbery or something" They are normally called for back up arent they if they think things will escalate? | |||
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" If a business has nothing to hide and are complying what does it matter that someone looked through the letter box. " If lots of people one after the other not wearing gloves opened a letter box and looked through surely you could catch Covid. | |||
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"PS I think you might be kidding yourself if you thought armed police are roaming the streets, normally they are called upon or have a raid to go to. I would imagine if they were the closest police for back up for another officer their guns would stay in the car unless it was an armed robbery or something" Actually armed police units roam our streets 24 hours a day of every day of the year. | |||
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"PS I think you might be kidding yourself if you thought armed police are roaming the streets, normally they are called upon or have a raid to go to. I would imagine if they were the closest police for back up for another officer their guns would stay in the car unless it was an armed robbery or something" Actually I used to think that But its not uncommon to see armed police in London. Also A couple of years ago armed police routinely did rounds of the local shopping centre and transport hubs in Southampton. That wasn't long after all the terror attacks in 2017 though so I don't know if that was something to do with it. | |||
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"PS I think you might be kidding yourself if you thought armed police are roaming the streets, normally they are called upon or have a raid to go to. I would imagine if they were the closest police for back up for another officer their guns would stay in the car unless it was an armed robbery or something They are normally called for back up arent they if they think things will escalate?" Yes, by the sounds of this case, it is what happened. They don't just roam the street hoping to find someone to scare with their big guns | |||
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" If a business has nothing to hide and are complying what does it matter that someone looked through the letter box. If lots of people one after the other not wearing gloves opened a letter box and looked through surely you could catch Covid. " Well but that isn't routinely happening though is it. | |||
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"PS I think you might be kidding yourself if you thought armed police are roaming the streets, normally they are called upon or have a raid to go to. I would imagine if they were the closest police for back up for another officer their guns would stay in the car unless it was an armed robbery or something Actually I used to think that But its not uncommon to see armed police in London. Also A couple of years ago armed police routinely did rounds of the local shopping centre and transport hubs in Southampton. That wasn't long after all the terror attacks in 2017 though so I don't know if that was something to do with it." Yes and train stations...not normally Gyms | |||
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"PS I think you might be kidding yourself if you thought armed police are roaming the streets, normally they are called upon or have a raid to go to. I would imagine if they were the closest police for back up for another officer their guns would stay in the car unless it was an armed robbery or something Actually I used to think that But its not uncommon to see armed police in London. Also A couple of years ago armed police routinely did rounds of the local shopping centre and transport hubs in Southampton. That wasn't long after all the terror attacks in 2017 though so I don't know if that was something to do with it. Yes and train stations...not normally Gyms" Thats true. Its almost certain that they either had intelligence that there were weapons on the premises or a threat against the police had been made. | |||
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"PS I think you might be kidding yourself if you thought armed police are roaming the streets, normally they are called upon or have a raid to go to. I would imagine if they were the closest police for back up for another officer their guns would stay in the car unless it was an armed robbery or something Actually I used to think that But its not uncommon to see armed police in London. Also A couple of years ago armed police routinely did rounds of the local shopping centre and transport hubs in Southampton. That wasn't long after all the terror attacks in 2017 though so I don't know if that was something to do with it. Yes and train stations...not normally Gyms Thats true. Its almost certain that they either had intelligence that there were weapons on the premises or a threat against the police had been made. " So it seems the Gym owner refused to shut. Disclaimer, I think police get a shit time as it is without anyone whinging how they police but it did seem a tad OTT to send in armed police. However, it was a Gym with all muscular no topped men in  | |||
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"PS I think you might be kidding yourself if you thought armed police are roaming the streets, normally they are called upon or have a raid to go to. I would imagine if they were the closest police for back up for another officer their guns would stay in the car unless it was an armed robbery or something Actually I used to think that But its not uncommon to see armed police in London. Also A couple of years ago armed police routinely did rounds of the local shopping centre and transport hubs in Southampton. That wasn't long after all the terror attacks in 2017 though so I don't know if that was something to do with it. Yes and train stations...not normally Gyms Thats true. Its almost certain that they either had intelligence that there were weapons on the premises or a threat against the police had been made. " Do many people tell go ond social media tell them where they live and threaten them? I'm fairly sure if he did that he would have been knicked. | |||
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"I think whats the issue. If a business has nothing to hide and are complying what does it matter that someone looked through the letter box. And if they are not complying then they deserve to be caught. " That might be how things work in a police state but not under UK law, you need to do something wrong first and then police cab apply to a court for a warrant or use stop and search powers. Police aren’t meant to just turn up and nosey around and hassle you, that’s illegal still. | |||
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"I think whats the issue. If a business has nothing to hide and are complying what does it matter that someone looked through the letter box. And if they are not complying then they deserve to be caught. That might be how things work in a police state but not under UK law, you need to do something wrong first and then police cab apply to a court for a warrant or use stop and search powers. Police aren’t meant to just turn up and nosey around and hassle you, that’s illegal still." Urm and how do you they didn't have a tip off? And police are allowed to do spot checks and it wasn't the police but Marshalls. And how are they hassling anybody by looking through a letter box? | |||
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really? The journalists must be desperate for news to print, unfortunatly the truth doesnt sell papers, it's amazing how much bullshit they get away with selling. There are pictures of them doing it." Cannot always believe pictures. Remember piers Morgan was the editor when he let fake pictures of British soldiers urinating on captured enemy soldiers appear on the front pages. I dont doubt Marshall's exist just things can be staged for fear tactics | |||
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"Story in the paper today about They going round the city last night inspecting premises and peering through letter boxes. Shame someone didnt spray them in the eye. I'm tin foil hat wearer but really? The journalists must be desperate for news to print, unfortunatly the truth doesnt sell papers, it's amazing how much bullshit they get away with selling. There are pictures of them doing it. Cannot always believe pictures. Remember piers Morgan was the editor when he let fake pictures of British soldiers urinating on captured enemy soldiers appear on the front pages. I dont doubt Marshall's exist just things can be staged for fear tactics" The video is on you tube | |||
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"Sorry been to the Gym what did I miss? "LMAO. Wish I could too. But it will have to be the rifle range instead. | |||
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"Sorry been to the Gym what did I miss? "Snoopers charter. | |||
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"i see bt police at train stations asking people who are traveling to london if the journey is essential. wonder if they turned anyone away" Why would you say no? | |||
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"i see bt police at train stations asking people who are traveling to london if the journey is essential. wonder if they turned anyone away" I shouldn't think they would have - they have no power to. | |||
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"i see bt police at train stations asking people who are traveling to london if the journey is essential. wonder if they turned anyone away I shouldn't think they would have - they have no power to. " Wouldn't they have the powers to refuse someone from using transport ? Like shops and pubs etc can refuse entry ? | |||
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"i see bt police at train stations asking people who are traveling to london if the journey is essential. wonder if they turned anyone away I shouldn't think they would have - they have no power to. " In London when they patrol they will question anyone without a mask on tubes and buses, if you do not have exemption they have the right to remove you and issue you with a fine, this was added in late June | |||
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"i see bt police at train stations asking people who are traveling to london if the journey is essential. wonder if they turned anyone away I shouldn't think they would have - they have no power to. In London when they patrol they will question anyone without a mask on tubes and buses, if you do not have exemption they have the right to remove you and issue you with a fine, this was added in late June " The post said: " i see bt police at train stations asking people who are traveling to london if the journey is essential. wonder if they turned anyone away " That's what I answered. | |||
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"i see bt police at train stations asking people who are traveling to london if the journey is essential. wonder if they turned anyone away I shouldn't think they would have - they have no power to. In London when they patrol they will question anyone without a mask on tubes and buses, if you do not have exemption they have the right to remove you and issue you with a fine, this was added in late June The post said: i see bt police at train stations asking people who are traveling to london if the journey is essential. wonder if they turned anyone away That's what I answered. "I answered saying they do have the power if not wearing a mask. Do they have specific power to stop you travelling from one city to another, no idea if they don’t I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s not far away | |||
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