Crime - part deux.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-66349681
So is it time to let the police chase these ****ers on motorbikes, I know 99 times outta 100 they robably won't catch them but can we let it go on , as it's a growing problem, getting outta hand in some areas.
So is it time to let the police chase these ****ers on motorbikes, I know 99 times outta 100 they robably won't catch them but can we let it go on , as it's a growing problem, getting outta hand in some areas.
Heard the news on Friday.
Police to investigate crimes. Well that's a relief.
Police to investigate crimes. Well that's a relief.
radical idea but it may be popular
It's incredible we've got to a point where this is even a thing.
All we need now is some magistrates to try them and some prisons to put them in and we're away!
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Two men in suits and a woman in a dress have robbed a prestige jeweller's in the fashionable heart of Paris making off with goods worth millions of euros, reports say.
The trio, carrying a handgun equipped with a silencer, targeted the Piaget store at lunchtime in the chic Rue de la Paix, a stone's throw from the Opera in the city's second district.
Staff were forced to the ground, a police source told Le Parisien website.
The robbers then fled on foot.
Prosecutors believe luxury jewels worth €10m-€15m (£8.5m-£13m) were taken as the trio plundered the shop displays. No-one was reported hurt.
France's special BRB police unit targeting armed robbery and burglaries has taken over the inquiry, one of several high-profile investigations into organised gangs and hostage-taking in Paris.
No chance they're getting caught now
The trio, carrying a handgun equipped with a silencer, targeted the Piaget store at lunchtime in the chic Rue de la Paix, a stone's throw from the Opera in the city's second district.
Staff were forced to the ground, a police source told Le Parisien website.
The robbers then fled on foot.
Prosecutors believe luxury jewels worth €10m-€15m (£8.5m-£13m) were taken as the trio plundered the shop displays. No-one was reported hurt.
France's special BRB police unit targeting armed robbery and burglaries has taken over the inquiry, one of several high-profile investigations into organised gangs and hostage-taking in Paris.
No chance they're getting caught now
Two men in suits and a woman in a dress have robbed a prestige jeweller's in the fashionable heart of Paris making off with goods worth millions of euros, reports say.
The trio, carrying a handgun equipped with a silencer, targeted the Piaget store at lunchtime in the chic Rue de la Paix, a stone's throw from the Opera in the city's second district.
Staff were forced to the ground, a police source told Le Parisien website.
The robbers then fled on foot.
Prosecutors believe luxury jewels worth €10m-€15m (£8.5m-£13m) were taken as the trio plundered the shop displays. No-one was reported hurt.
France's special BRB police unit targeting armed robbery and burglaries has taken over the inquiry, one of several high-profile investigations into organised gangs and hostage-taking in Paris.
No chance they're getting caught now
Inspector Clueso on the case
The subject that the system wants to keep away from the public……any evidence that comes out is no more than a conspiracy theory that the mainstream then help cover up for its masters
pizza gate was definitely true no matter what the system says…..this was out before government made qanon so no it’s not a qanon mad accusation it’s fact muddled with cia misinformation from its cesspit of smoke and mirrors
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He didn't hit him hard enough, his legs were still moving.
it’s wales dude don’t be offended if you were here you would catered for but we also don’t expect English only being used and good on the guy for winning his case in wales