24 Hours in Police Custody: Ch4

[pobot]

sjc said:

Yet again a few minutes in and I find myself getting would up about how many previous convictions they’ve all got and the “No comment” interviews.
Surely things have to change.

That's better than Shipman who didn't even say "no comment" and turned his chair and faced the wall during his interviews.

[trooperiziz]

pocketspring said:

They run at 4 tons of pressure!

Yeah, in my experience you'll need more power than that to shift a rusted rear mx5 caliper...

[Greendubber]

pocketspring said:

Laurel Green said:

trooperiziz said:

That hydraulic door opener thingy was nifty

Yep, don't want those falling into the wrong hands.

Readily available online for around £400.

Not the one in the programme, I've just ordered some!

[pocketspring]

Greendubber said:

pocketspring said:

Laurel Green said:

trooperiziz said:

That hydraulic door opener thingy was nifty

Yep, don't want those falling into the wrong hands.

Readily available online for around £400.

Not the one in the programme, I've just ordered some!

Oh right, I meant genrically. How much was yours?

[Greendubber]

pocketspring said:

Greendubber said:

pocketspring said:

Laurel Green said:

trooperiziz said:

That hydraulic door opener thingy was nifty

Yep, don't want those falling into the wrong hands.

Readily available online for around £400.

Not the one in the programme, I've just ordered some!

Oh right, I meant genrically. How much was yours?

A lot more than that, they're great bits of kit. A service on our existing ones is a few hundred quid.

[edgyedgy]

pocketspring said:

Oh right, I meant genrically. How much was yours?

4T capacity ones are about £250 online

[Legacywr]

Yes!

[ColdoRS]

Weak sentences.

[stuarthat]

Porridge

[pobot]

fourstardan said:

No doubt the two women will get 6 months suspended and a community order.

No doubt you say...

[pocketspring]

Greendubber said:

pocketspring said:

Greendubber said:

pocketspring said:

Laurel Green said:

trooperiziz said:

That hydraulic door opener thingy was nifty

Yep, don't want those falling into the wrong hands.

Readily available online for around £400.

Not the one in the programme, I've just ordered some!

Oh right, I meant genrically. How much was yours?

A lot more than that, they're great bits of kit. A service on our existing ones is a few hundred quid.

Government contract, open wallet! It's a bit like I have a pair of sheep fleece lined camo gloves that the manufacturer charged £130 a pair to the services. I got mine for £30, brand new, through an army surplus store.

Anyway, sorry off the O/T, back on topic.

I hope the sentences run consecutively and not concurrently.

[Greendubber]

pocketspring said:

Greendubber said:

pocketspring said:

Greendubber said:

pocketspring said:

Laurel Green said:

trooperiziz said:

That hydraulic door opener thingy was nifty

Yep, don't want those falling into the wrong hands.

Readily available online for around £400.

Not the one in the programme, I've just ordered some!

Oh right, I meant genrically. How much was yours?

A lot more than that, they're great bits of kit. A service on our existing ones is a few hundred quid.

Government contract, open wallet! It's a bit like I have a pair of sheep fleece lined camo gloves that the manufacturer charged £130 a pair to the services. I got mine for £30, brand new, through an army surplus store.

Anyway, sorry off the O/T, back on topic.

I hope the sentences run consecutively and not concurrently.

No government contact just the best kit we can get that doesn't fail. They last for years so although expensive, you're only buying once. Sigma also look after us pretty well as we have a lot of stuff from them and give them all our service work.

This was a good job with a decent result. I liked the SIO and thought she came across really well.

[hungry_hog]

what the hell is the point of the "no comment" interviews?

may as well ask them to calculate Pi to 200 digits and get the same response. Probably get a better one.

[Mezzanine]

All that for robbing someone of a few fake watches, seems utterly pointless.

Even from 10 seconds of grainy social media clips viewed on a tiny old TV screen, you could tell those watches were fake straight away.

[hungry_hog]

real surprise the villains are wearing Moncler & Canada Goose, always thought they shopped at Huntsman on Savile Row

[BananaFama]

pocketspring said:

Readily available online for around £400.

I've got £1300 spare ,3 door openers or a long puffa jacket ?

[pocketspring]

BananaFama said:

pocketspring said:

Readily available online for around £400.

I've got £1300 spare ,3 door openers or a long puffa jacket ?

Now these are the sorts of questions that the hands of fate have dealt out.... How about two doors openers and roughly a third of a puffa jacket?

[jan8p]

DSLiverpool said:

Are the police women discussing the case detectives or admin? They just don’t look like coppers

Blonde one was a DI. Great investigation.

[Legacywr]

BananaFama said:

I've got £1300 spare ,3 door openers or a long puffa jacket ?

I looked into buying an expensive parka, but they are much too warm for our weather, I'd probably only get to wear it 3 or for times a year!

Haven't put too much thought into how many uses I'd get from the door opener... yet!

[C5_Steve]

Thought it was a good result all round in terms of sentences, but overall not a great couple of episodes. Could have been condensed into one really, 4 no comment interviews and some CCTV and telematics and job done.

The crims level of intelligence here was embarrassing. Car hired in their actual name, clearly from a company big enough to be fitting trackers, caught on every CCTV camera in the area and more, wearing their own clobber, using their own phones and taking them with.

In a way I'm glad as it made it fairly straightforward to get a conviction but it suggests they didn't even think the Police would bother with the most casual of investigations to catch them.