Question for the police - post burglary?
Discussion
No one has time to read that essay so I’ll condense it.
I was burgled.
I saw some stuff for sale online which was mine.
I went to the house to ‘buy’ it and checked serial numbers.
Police arrested the bloke.
But I’ve not heard much since.
I wondered what the usual situation is and what I could expect to happen etc?
Cheers
I was burgled.
I saw some stuff for sale online which was mine.
I went to the house to ‘buy’ it and checked serial numbers.
Police arrested the bloke.
But I’ve not heard much since.
I wondered what the usual situation is and what I could expect to happen etc?
Cheers
Edited by milkround on Monday 27th March 22:59
NikBartlett said:
How sure are you it was the Police who called you back and then rocked up to arrest people ?
Well the police vans. The vests. The tasers and gas on the vests. And the radios - gave me good idea. Plus the handcuffs they put on the bloke. I also got an email address texted to me with an official police email address so send some information. Plus the fact that they knew I was going to his house and I’d only told the police and about 3 people. I’m no rocket scientist. But I’m not so thick that I’d get conned by the local scallies into thinking they were the police in that situation.
This is purely a guess. But I think those guys are just some sort of reactionary force as I live in a big city and they can take the vest off and search without standing out if they need. But that might ge absolute rubbish. All I was told is they were more of an arrest team and would hand it over to the local police now.
milkround said:
NikBartlett said:
How sure are you it was the Police who called you back and then rocked up to arrest people ?
Well the police vans. The vests. The tasers and gas on the vests. And the radios - gave me good idea. Plus the handcuffs they put on the bloke. I also got an email address texted to me with an official police email address so send some information. Plus the fact that they knew I was going to his house and I’d only told the police and about 3 people. I’m no rocket scientist. But I’m not so thick that I’d get conned by the local scallies into thinking they were the police in that situation.
This is purely a guess. But I think those guys are just some sort of reactionary force as I live in a big city and they can take the vest off and search without standing out if they need. But that might ge absolute rubbish. All I was told is they were more of an arrest team and would hand it over to the local police now.
milkround said:
NikBartlett said:
How sure are you it was the Police who called you back and then rocked up to arrest people ?
Well the police vans. The vests. The tasers and gas on the vests. And the radios - gave me good idea. Plus the handcuffs they put on the bloke. I also got an email address texted to me with an official police email address so send some information. Plus the fact that they knew I was going to his house and I’d only told the police and about 3 people. pocketspring said:
milkround said:
NikBartlett said:
How sure are you it was the Police who called you back and then rocked up to arrest people ?
Well the police vans. The vests. The tasers and gas on the vests. And the radios - gave me good idea. Plus the handcuffs they put on the bloke. I also got an email address texted to me with an official police email address so send some information. Plus the fact that they knew I was going to his house and I’d only told the police and about 3 people. I'm one of those Police types
How long ago did this happen - they may have bailed the offenders for phone work if he or she are selling items from burglaries on the interwebs.
The cops will have had a power to search without warrant If they nicked the guy at his home address - if the address turned into abit of an Aladdins Cave the process will have been elongated with further crimes to be investigated/ statements to be collected etc.
If it's been weeks it might be worth a call or web message (most forces have this via their websites) to ask for an update.
How long ago did this happen - they may have bailed the offenders for phone work if he or she are selling items from burglaries on the interwebs.
The cops will have had a power to search without warrant If they nicked the guy at his home address - if the address turned into abit of an Aladdins Cave the process will have been elongated with further crimes to be investigated/ statements to be collected etc.
If it's been weeks it might be worth a call or web message (most forces have this via their websites) to ask for an update.
P0PC0RN said:
I'm one of those Police types
How long ago did this happen - they may have bailed the offenders for phone work if he or she are selling items from burglaries on the interwebs.
The cops will have had a power to search without warrant If they nicked the guy at his home address - if the address turned into abit of an Aladdins Cave the process will have been elongated with further crimes to be investigated/ statements to be collected etc.
If it's been weeks it might be worth a call or web message (most forces have this via their websites) to ask for an update.
This. It'll be sitting in some overworked DC's case load. He/she/they should have been in contact even if it's a nothing update, just to keep you in the loop. Drop them a friendly email and they'll be in touch. How long ago did this happen - they may have bailed the offenders for phone work if he or she are selling items from burglaries on the interwebs.
The cops will have had a power to search without warrant If they nicked the guy at his home address - if the address turned into abit of an Aladdins Cave the process will have been elongated with further crimes to be investigated/ statements to be collected etc.
If it's been weeks it might be worth a call or web message (most forces have this via their websites) to ask for an update.
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