Priorities surely

[shambolic]

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/po...

No wonder frontline PCs are getting pissed off!!!

[mebe]

Beggars belief...

[anonymous-user]

The old "I'm on the diary car so will use any excuse to get out of it" :-D

[shambolic]

He got into bother for answering the shout and not cancelling his appointment in the diary car though!!
Masked armed robbers or a meeting with a punter, you decide the priority?

[johnny fotze]

Hearsay. As a story it's not worth the paper it's printed on.

[Hol]

Look pretty much like a true story to me.

[anonymous-user]

Quote article
"A spokeswoman for Police ­Scotland last night said the matter would be looked into."

Which is probably management speak for due for a bigger bking to express their displeasure at being 'outed'.

Reminds me of the praise being heaped upon the so far anonymous photographer of boxes of passports being processed stacked high to prove the home secretary correct in her assertions that all is ok and their are no problems

Oh hang on a minute

[shambolic]

johnny fotze said:

Hearsay. As a story it's not worth the paper it's printed on.

It did happen, the raid and the officers carpeting. But don't let that get in your way!

[baldy1926]

That sounds just like management.
No idea of what actually happens.

[anonymous-user]

Perhaps the PC played a minor, short-lived part in the incident and had ample opportunity to ring the person in which the appointment were made with.

Can anyone say definitively this weren't the case?