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So the bike was both in the view of Big Ben Parliament and the Met. Uh it was chained up, left there for 2 days, and by the evening of the second day, it was stolen. I got a text from them saying, “Sorry, we are closing your case. We’re not reviewing CCD evidence. We’re not going to do basically anything.” I gave the story to the Telegraph and suddenly the med gets back and says, “Oh, no, no, no. We are going to look at the CCTV footage.” By the way, they actually never uh got a hold of the CCD footage at all. So, so they said they would look at it, but didn’t. Nothing happened. It’s not just bikes, not just phones. I’ve talked to people who’ve had their cars stolen, and please haven’t checked CCTV footage. Less than 1% of these cases end up with a suspect identified. Basically, every part of our system is completely utterly broken.
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Thank f I have only maybe 15-20 years left in this sh*thole society. And to think that I gave the very best years of my life to defend it.
Imagine importing people from low trust countries who commit crime and then not punishing them when they commit crime in the UK, and continuing to import them.
The cameras are there for big brother purposes against natives. Nothing to do with solving crime. UK surely has more cctv cameras than most countries.
what are those cameras for then? It makes you wonder.
I feel it's not to catch criminals like they said at the beginning.
It’s revolution time! It won’t change until the people change it themselves.
I respect that the police dont have time for this; but the evidence should be easily readibly available to everyone so they can take private charges against them
Have mentioned before – Is it not the case that if you pay a portion of your Council Tax to fund the Police and they do NOT respond to you call over an incident then that is FRAUD!!!???
We all know why they don't do anything about the crimes.
clear out the corrupt ideologically stunted people who represent the fifth column in positions of power .. be it politicians, police chiefs, or where ever else .. DEMAND investigations AND people fired or the politicians will be replaced by vote
What is the point of cameras everywhere if it is not helping. Only an invasion of privacy
It’s not just the MET. They are all like this to some extent.
What’s the demographic of the people doing this stealing?
The police are not serving the British people who are paying them. They are the govt’s thugs.
British police are not fit for purpose.
How evil are these police forces?!
hmmm.. so if the cctv footage never gets checked, does the surveillance state exist? just pondering..
Happens with cars too.
yes, police want to prosecute ordinary people like for speeding etc because its little to no work because the Reg Plate point the to guilty party end of discussion. With a thief if they finally catch the person/persons then it means a court case where the person/persons might not be convicted or if they are its lots of work for minimal gain cos no room in the prisons and the criminals know this !!!
The UK is committing cultural suicide in an effort to atone for the "sins" of their ancestors.
Just you try feeding the pigeons
Basically being a police means that you can do 1% of your job,and still get a full salary. Imagine that being a case in other industry or service provider.