Thread: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
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Old 28-04-2008, 16:49   #2
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Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
I sort of agree...As far as I'm concerned, the police should be trained to the highest standard possible in everything they do (including driving and litter laws).

If they aren't going to follow the rules then what gives them the right to enforce the law on us? (The law and the nature of their jobs obviously but it was just a "if they dont do it why should we" thing...)
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