Hi Trevor,
In Observatory, as you may have noticed we have a serious problems
that need to be solved:
- relating to Drug dealing
- public disorder
- a few murders
We most certainly do not live in an impending or de facto police
state. if we did , the problems in Observatory could be solved
overn
Hi All
I'm putting this request onto this site because I think it will be
seen by more people.
A couple of people have suggested that they would like to contribute
towards some flowers / food hamper / whatever for Helen who is
recovering from surgery at the Vincent Pallotti.
CONTRIBUTIONS CA
A black and white kitten was found on the steps of 2 Bedford St this
morning. Joanne did ask around the immediate vicinity, she is keeping
the kitten indoors to prevent it from being run over. Please mail me
directly if you think this may be your kitten.
Excuse the non-crime related post, but excep
Hi Biddy
Please note that VS is employed by the Obsid to do Public Open Spaces
security only - their job is to improve our security by making sure that our
streets, parks, etc. are safe and secure. They do take an interest in
alarms going off - mainly because they might have an opportunity to nab
Hear! Hear!
- Original Message -
From: Justin Ashley
To: obsnw@googlegroups.com ; 'Trevor Hughes'
Cc: 'Brian & Sue Amery' ; 'Woodstock SAPS' ; 'David Raphael' ; 'Cedric
Thomas'
Sent: Friday,
Teun, Trevor related a personal experience he had and objected to, which is
his democratic right. He did not make any attempt to indicate that the
views he expressed were representative of any organisation or community.
The first two paragraphs or your initial reply to his post are reasonable
It is not fair to say that the Obs community is in two minds about it wants.
One person has raised a valid issue and now suddenly the entire Obs community
is fingered and in two minds. ANY community wants to see the Police force do
its job, but EVERY community wants to see the Police force do
Hi
On 19 March 2010 07:46, Teun Baartman wrote:
> I am sure the police will come with an explanation. As far as I know (but I
> am not an expert) the police is entitled to do random searches. If you had
> nothing to hide, it would have been over in two seconds and everybody would
> have been able
Police act. See chapter Five. No mention of random searches!
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