Kirkstall Abbey
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Anyone know what was happening opposite the abbey today just off the A65 shed loads of old bill pulling in random cars no doubt for the tax and insurance checks but does it really need that many men on the ground there must have been 6 bikes, 2 trailer's promoting the West Yorks Police, couldn't count how many cars or actual body's because there were that many but surely insurance and tax should be left to Trafpol, not beat bobby's total waste of manpower IMHO or am i wrong??
They used to do this further down Kirkstall Rd when I worked on there - usually a camera car / van up the road that checks the plates on the insurance / tax / MOT database and then the cars and bikes further down pick them up and pull them over. It wasn't random checks but they may have changed tactics.
They used to get lots outside the Immigration Dept (I worked next door) - cars were often clamped and left in the bus stop for the day before a transporter came to take them away.
Si 330 said:
In today's YP there is an article about a car stopped on the Meanwood Road session that had an Uzi in it.
YP said:
AN Uzi sub-machine gun has been seized by West Yorkshire police from a car that was also found to be carrying a young baby.
The weapon – believed to be of the rapid fire Mini Uzi variety favoured by criminal gangs and the military – was fully loaded with live ammunition.
A man and a woman in their 20s were arrested on suspicion of possessing an illegal weapon.
The baby, thought to be aged about one, was unharmed and is now being cared for by relatives as his parents are held for questioning.
The car was stopped in Meanwood Road, Leeds, on Tuesday afternoon after it was flagged up by the police Automative Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras as being a vehicle with a history and worthy of a routine spot-check.
The pair, both from Leeds, were stopped at 3.15pm on Tuesday and were in custody last night.
The Uzi is a related family of sub-machine guns and smaller variants are considered to be machine pistols. The Uzi is one of the most recognisable sub-machine guns having featured in films, TV series and videos.
F'hell, fully loaded and ready to go. Shows what the cops are up against, and that the ANPR is a good system. Going to have to stop honking the horn at people round here though!The weapon – believed to be of the rapid fire Mini Uzi variety favoured by criminal gangs and the military – was fully loaded with live ammunition.
A man and a woman in their 20s were arrested on suspicion of possessing an illegal weapon.
The baby, thought to be aged about one, was unharmed and is now being cared for by relatives as his parents are held for questioning.
The car was stopped in Meanwood Road, Leeds, on Tuesday afternoon after it was flagged up by the police Automative Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras as being a vehicle with a history and worthy of a routine spot-check.
The pair, both from Leeds, were stopped at 3.15pm on Tuesday and were in custody last night.
The Uzi is a related family of sub-machine guns and smaller variants are considered to be machine pistols. The Uzi is one of the most recognisable sub-machine guns having featured in films, TV series and videos.
Edited by skip_1 on Thursday 19th March 19:27
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