Absolutely waste of time phoned police…
Absolutely waste of time phoned police as there was a problem at a supermarket even though I rang 999 nobody showed up waste of space
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Absolutely waste of time phoned police as there was a problem at a supermarket even though I rang 999 nobody showed up waste of space
Absolutely a joke, im blind and a black woman run me over and nearly hit my dogs, damaged all my right side and didn't hear anything from these, so chased it up as we all know what would have happened if i wasnt blind and driving and run a black person over... put a complaint in as they never even came out and still nothing got done or followed up!.
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