You can tell it's Friday...
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... because the usual teenage drunk has smashed my neighbour's passenger window on his car, is now bleeding copiously all over the place, and is screaming at the WPC that is trying to bandage him up that she is a "w*nker" and he's going to "f*ck her up". His mum has turned up and is adding her high-pitched voice by screaming at the WPC "what have you done to him you f*cking sl*g?". Lovely.
How the hell do you deal with this day in, day out as a BiB? Personally I'd let the halfwit bleed to death.
How the hell do you deal with this day in, day out as a BiB? Personally I'd let the halfwit bleed to death.
Dixie68 said:
... because the usual teenage drunk has smashed my neighbour's passenger window on his car, is now bleeding copiously all over the place, and is screaming at the WPC that is trying to bandage him up that she is a "w*nker" and he's going to "f*ck her up". His mum has turned up and is adding her high-pitched voice by screaming at the WPC "what have you done to him you f*cking sl*g?". Lovely.
How the hell do you deal with this day in, day out as a BiB? Personally I'd let the halfwit bleed to death.
But what about the half-wit that wasn't bleeding? - StreakyHow the hell do you deal with this day in, day out as a BiB? Personally I'd let the halfwit bleed to death.
Sgt Bilko said:
I take my hat off to A&E staff. Spent a few hours in Stepping Hill last night, and the s
te they take before waving the security guys over is unbelievable. Can't believe that people go there to be helped and then kick off when they are being treated. Scum, Utter scum.
Sitting currently behind the reception desk in my A&E listening to a screaming match going on in the treatment room between a woken up drunk young lady and a doctor who apparently was'nt trying to feel her up but trying to fix her IV i understand completely and thank you for taking your hat off, makes it worthwile for us te they take before waving the security guys over is unbelievable. Can't believe that people go there to be helped and then kick off when they are being treated. Scum, Utter scum.
g3org3y said:
Inevitable 999 call and then off to A&E via ambulance. Quality.
I didn't see it but heard him screaming at people from halfway down the street, punctuated by several thuds as he, (I presume), kicked/hit fences, bins etc on the way.Dixie68 said:
... because the usual teenage drunk has smashed my neighbour's passenger window on his car,
Accident or intentional?I had a look for blood when I took the dog for a walk but can only see some dark patches on the tarmac and, for some odd reason, a patch of sand in the middle of the street.
This lovely area is Gosport in Hampshire.
Dixie68 said:
... because the usual teenage drunk has smashed my neighbour's passenger window on his car, is now bleeding copiously all over the place, and is screaming at the WPC that is trying to bandage him up that she is a "w*nker" and he's going to "f*ck her up". His mum has turned up and is adding her high-pitched voice by screaming at the WPC "what have you done to him you f*cking sl*g?". Lovely.
How the hell do you deal with this day in, day out as a BiB? Personally I'd let the halfwit bleed to death.
Taser Taser! How the hell do you deal with this day in, day out as a BiB? Personally I'd let the halfwit bleed to death.
Sgt Bilko said:
I take my hat off to A&E staff.
Hear, hear. I spent a happy couple of hours in A&E last year with a cardiac arrhythmia. I was treated like royalty, but the drooling drunken scum who came blundering in should have been taken out and shot. There were several bouncers (big blokes with no necks and T-shirts saying "Security") who I was surprised to see, initially, but were obviously needed. A very depressing evening, and not just because of my medical issues.BDZ said:
Got to love Friday nights in the summer.
Last night was one of the worst I've ever worked, complete chaos fuelled entirely by alcohol, cocaine and feckwits of the highest order. Can still taste the CS in my mouth mmm.
Oh for those long, dark, freezing November nights to roll around...
Payday weekend. The time when you just know it isn't going to end well.Last night was one of the worst I've ever worked, complete chaos fuelled entirely by alcohol, cocaine and feckwits of the highest order. Can still taste the CS in my mouth mmm.
Oh for those long, dark, freezing November nights to roll around...
SteveScooby said:
Surely all police officers are far too busy dealing with speeding motorists to deal with antisocial behaviour........
Yeah right.http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1264524/Th...
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