Comments by "" (@Zenobiazera665) on "Police warn public to be extra vigilant over Moat" video.

@jordannewcastle I think what you are seeing here is in their hearts just as with the shot gun incident in North Norfolk, people are routing for justice, justice and the police have not resided under the same roof for some considerable time. People are not stupid, they notice shit like that.
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The safety of the public has never been the No1 priority of police. They are only interested in playing with their expensive toys the tax payers pay for and dishing out crime numbers. They have no credibility left in the eyes of the public. I counted 15 million £ worth of kit sitting around the end of a duel carriage way waiting for people driving 5 miles an hour over the speed limit, ironically this was in rush hour so the average speed was way below speed limit. cont...
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@jordannewcastle The average person has no faith or empathy in todays police force, it is viewed as nothing more than a tax collection agency for the ruling class. You will hear the words take a crime number one day and it will be a great disappointment to you. The truth is people are self regulating for the most part in their own communities as they have lived too long without the aid of police keeping them safe... cont...
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@Lronsjetpack Surely these assholes in uniforms must get the message that the British public really have had a gut full of their shit.
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@jordannewcastle Police are covering their own ass, if you believe their primary interest is public safety then you are as deluded as they are. Wait till you have a real crime committed against you or a loved one and then see how happy you are when they come out with the immortal words "Would you like a crime number".
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@jordannewcastle Answer, propaganda stunt to gain empathy which is ever diminishing amongst the average British tax payer who remains unimpressed & unsympathetic. I've had a lot of experience with police, only two wpc's & one officer out of hundreds ever gained my respect. Whilst I grant there are tiny pockets of competency in the force they are few and far between and its getting worse. cont...
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@jordannewcastle You are projecting what you think motivates them, try relating to the reality of their statement and actions, nothing more nothing less. However if what you say is true, like most things connected with todays force it is blatantly obvious they have failed miserably, but they like you are not interested in the public opinion or perception of them or their actions or justice for that matter, only ENFORCING your own perceptions of reality onto others. That is tyranny in any book.
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@jordannewcastle Any who draw their attention to this including those inside the force that can see the problem are ignored and or suppressed.
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On the same day my neighbors some was hospitalized in an assault, it took them three days to answer the call at which point they did no more than offer a crime number. However one day before this they received a complaint re my neighbors wind chimes which the drove with blue lights on 20ft across the road from their station to her house opposite to give her a warning, cont...
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@jordannewcastle this raises the question of what exactly are we getting for our money. Sod all is the reality. You live in a small village where the police can give a false sense of security as the threats there are low, try living in an area that is not so sportive in its own community, you will see how not only are the police completely infective but actually are major contributors due to their attitude to the fragmentation and breakdown of said communities. cont...
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