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Thousands of items are recovered every year. Let’s not parade a couple of poor instances as standard practice.
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Thousands of items are recovered every year. Let’s not parade a couple of poor instances as standard practice.
Andy seatrout
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I use TruTrak for both my cars…. Linked to an app, you attach them to the battery, but they have a battery in them so if they disconnect the battery they still work and send you a ‘last position’ when they are disconnected. You can set alarms and geo fences etc.
Not been used ‘in anger’ but I’d definitely put one on a quad… if I had one!
Not been used ‘in anger’ but I’d definitely put one on a quad… if I had one!
Cranhill
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And you've personal experience of the police recovering property?
Yes
Extensive
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Dunwaters
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So you do have no go areas, just like we do.A friend of mine had their ifor trailer stolen from cambridge a few weeks back. His boss had a tracker on it and could see on his iPhone that it was down on in the south somewhere. So he showed the police and they said it was on a large site of some sort and they would not under any circumstances go onto the site, it was up to him to retrieve it if he knew where it was and had proof it was his. So he drove down there and took a look and promptly shite his pants and drove home, said it would have been way to dangerous to try and get it as it was locked up and people everywhere.
Anyway, a day later he saw that it was on a motorway, so he called the police and they pulled the vehicle it was on and got him it backgreat work. Apparently it was on a large flat bed lorry with other trailers and a front loader mini digger and some ride on lawnmowers . …..
I have a feeling that the rest of the cargo was maybe not that legitimate. I must ring him and ask if he knows anything else about it. I bet that lorry was on its way to cross the channel.
Kindest regards, Olaf
Dunwaters
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Why single out an island?
Oh I get it now, it’s Brexit again innit?
shakey jake
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ill tell my mate, im sure he will feel better.
cambs police got to the traveller site, then said word to the effect of im not going on there, shall we get a coffe!!
use less
shakey jake
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stolen stuff here is exchanged with irish theives
Cranhill
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And?Yes
Extensive
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Dunwaters
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Are you saying that all thieves are Irish or that all Irish are thieves?
Either way it’s more than a little bit racist.
You do know that you still control about 25% of the island?
And that segment is British?
shakey jake
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no i said irish theives, as in theives from ireland, like scottish theives or english theives.
im not fused who controls northern ireland, to me its all ireland.
i hope thats clearer
shakey jake
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my car was hit and cambs police refused to investigate.
cambs police have shut loads police stations. they dont enforce any form of parking outside of cambridge and peterborough.
i think they are useless as a force.
The Farmer
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After having ours stolen we got a AllTrac tracker on new one, was in garage doing something else and got distracted and decided to just pop seat off quad and have a look to see how easy it is to disable stupid seat buzzer. So I'm leaning on bike having a look around under seat and after couple mins my mobile goes off, I'm like hello. And they are like hi its AllTrac, we have noticed movement on your vehicle and do you know about it.
I was like sorry was just having a mooch under seat and he was like no worries I'll put it in service mode for you. It was cause I didn't have ignition on to disarm it. It made me feel better for having it , and they also have their own recovery team if police wont recover it
I was like sorry was just having a mooch under seat and he was like no worries I'll put it in service mode for you. It was cause I didn't have ignition on to disarm it. It made me feel better for having it , and they also have their own recovery team if police wont recover it
Dunwaters
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No, its not.
It does however, clearly establish that you don’t know the difference between British and Irish.
You therefore have no idea what you’re talking about
You shouldn’t argue with a fool…
DG
shakey jake
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now i am confused, its the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. so the line seems muddled
Sorry, I don’t quite understand your question?
Kindest regards, Olaf
Rake Aboot
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Seems like my ignore list is paying off again 
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