Police activity - Heeley.

[S8Sammy 10]

it was a sudden death, some poor sod who'd been dead for a while, apparently. but presumably that's not newsworthy. shame there were no 'nosey neighbours' around six weeks ago.

 

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There are always 2 sides to every story.

 

Keeping an eye on what's happening is all part of Neighbourhood Watch.

 

Reporting police activities, other than to the police, could be classified as being a nosey parker.

 

At what stage one becomes the other may be a difficult question to answer.

 

it's neighbourhood watch. nosey parkers never actually see anything.

[mjhal 10]

how awful----rip

[woodmally 10]

it was a sudden death, some poor sod who'd been dead for a while, apparently. but presumably that's not newsworthy. shame there were no 'nosey neighbours' around six weeks ago.

 

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it's neighbourhood watch. nosey parkers never actually see anything.

 

Well if it was a sudden death then a nosey neighbour six months ago wouldn't have done anything.

 

This tragic event is more evidence of the decline of community which is an equally sad situation.

[S8Sammy 10]

fair comment, woodmally...

[mjhal 10]

Well if it was a sudden death then a nosey neighbour six months ago wouldn't have done anything.

 

This tragic event is more evidence of the decline of community which is an equally sad situation.

 

hi

six weeks not six months ,but you are so right about decline of community

[denomis 10]

hi

six weeks not six months ,but you are so right about decline of community

 

Just shows how neighbours only get excited when there are flashing lights, any other time they don't give a monkeys.

[Steptoad 12]

Just shows how neighbours only get excited when there are flashing lights, any other time they don't give a monkeys.

 

They couldn't get excited before the flashing lights, because until then they didn't know.

[S8Sammy 10]

some muppet has commented on the star about it not been in the paper

 

 

what do you expect - the star wouldn't know 'news' unless it was a council press release.

[denomis 10]

They couldn't get excited before the flashing lights, because until then they didn't know.

 

Didn't know? Or don't want to know?

[monkey104 10]

Just shows how neighbours only get excited when there are flashing lights, any other time they don't give a monkeys.

 

Someone mention Monkies?

[Macazajo 10]

absolutely brilliant!

[maxofe 10]

Can you imagine if the Star reported everytime the police attended an incident??

 

Breaking news

 

4 police officers attended a house on Gleedless Rd yesterday when Mr & Mrs Montague had an argument over who won at the dominoes they were playing. Mrs Montague allegedly threw a domino at Mr Montagues head to which her husband retaliated with bashing his fists on the table.

 

An eyewitness- Mrs Partridge- who lives next door said "I've never heard shouting like it. It used to be such a quiet neighbourhood & then something like this happens"

 

Initial police reports suggest Mrs Montague was omitting quite a strong odour of Sherry. No arrests were made however a weapon was confiscated. Police confirmed the double spot domino was removed from the property in order to prevent any further disturbances.

 

You have obviously never read the Louth Leader