Good day/Bad day?

metman

Ok, a random pointless thread to either express how rubbish your day was or record one of your better days!

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Had a pretty good day today, two prisoners in for the same job, on doing a search of suspect address wound up seizing a handgun, ammunition, and a sizeable quantity of class A.

I expect tomorrow to be a day filled full of case papers and very little else.

jake59

metman wrote: »

Ok, a random pointless thread to either express how rubbish your day was or record one of your better days!

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Had a pretty good day today, two prisoners in for the same job, on doing a search of suspect address wound up seizing a handgun, ammunition, and a sizeable quantity of class A.

I expect tomorrow to be a day filled full of case papers and very little else.

Ah those were the days...and I jacked it all in to fight car fires and empty skips....doh!!

deadwood

Good day.
It's payday!

metman

deadwood wrote: »

Good day.
It's payday!

I have to wait 'til next week for that good day :pac:

TheNog

Good Day: last sunday week was involved in a 20 mile long car chase. ended with all three occupants arrested. that was satisfying

Bad Day: the following Wednesday found a man who had commited suicide down a country lane.

Take the good days with the bad. It is only when the bad days outweigh the good, is it time to get out of the job.

Eru

well Im on my midweek, my big cheque went through and I got 5 pay cheques in the mortgage month so Im pretty happy even if the big cheque was low because of 2 weeks leave. Ah well.

Tuesday was a bitch, 2 to ten on the counter, oh is there a worse shift? Especially when evry dickhead hands you an insurance form but doesnt and didnt make a report concerning said theft and can only answer "I just want the form signed, whats the problem? I reported the theft to Vodafone/ Meteor / etc". The problem is ****head that Im not a ****ing insurance broker put here to sign some ****ing forms so you can make a )probable) bull**** insurance claim, Im a cop and if you dont bother reporting the crime how the **** can I solve it? Now I have to invesitagate theincident, send a trees worth of paperwork up down and around and chase the stone cold trail of this alleged crime all for nothing because you wont bother your arse making a statement or going tro court!

This is especially annoying when you dont live in my district and the crime didnt happen in my district either, oh you dont know where your local station is? Well how the **** did you find your local shop, petrol station, etc? Try ****ing looking or asking!

JonAnderton

Good thing about today (and it's only 0224 hrs)... reading Karlitosway1978's little tale above...False reporting mate...... Don't you just love it.:D:D:D

Fyr.Fytr

TheNog wrote: »

Good Day: last sunday week was involved in a 20 mile long car chase. ended with all three occupants arrested. that was satisfying

Thats because the patrol car was still driveable at the end of it whats rare is wonderful as they say.


Karlitos, cant you get a garda reserve to do that for you?

djtechnics1210

Karlitosway1978 wrote: »

well Im on my midweek, my big cheque went through and I got 5 pay cheques in the mortgage month so Im pretty happy even if the big cheque was low because of 2 weeks leave. Ah well.

Tuesday was a bitch, 2 to ten on the counter, oh is there a worse shift? Especially when evry dickhead hands you an insurance form but doesnt and didnt make a report concerning said theft and can only answer "I just want the form signed, whats the problem? I reported the theft to Vodafone/ Meteor / etc". The problem is ****head that Im not a ****ing insurance broker put here to sign some ****ing forms so you can make a )probable) bull**** insurance claim, Im a cop and if you dont bother reporting the crime how the **** can I solve it? Now I have to invesitagate theincident, send a trees worth of paperwork up down and around and chase the stone cold trail of this alleged crime all for nothing because you wont bother your arse making a statement or going tro court!

This is especially annoying when you dont live in my district and the crime didnt happen in my district either, oh you dont know where your local station is? Well how the **** did you find your local shop, petrol station, etc? Try ****ing looking or asking!

Another big problem

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Mid week is just too short

ScubaDave

Good Day - Mental busy... many junior certs causing near riots in the town!

Bar that, not bad!

metman

ScubaDave wrote: »

Good Day - Mental busy... many junior certs causing near riots in the town!

Bar that, not bad!

Boring day; paperwork and crime report updates :rolleyes:

civdef

PD6 & LD2 - all good fun

TheNog

Fyr.Fytr wrote: »

Thats because the patrol car was still driveable at the end of it

it was driveable, just about and only cos I wasn't driving :mad:

having said i did try to put water in it when we were going back into our district but I couldn't open the bonnet. oh also the car did go into the garage last week for a new clutch and suspension

*anyone reading this should know that I treat the equipment given to me by An Garda Siochana with the highest respect but you must understand our district is a pile of ****e and should have been scrapped last year*

Fyr.Fytr

Its opened by the key, flip the ford badge around, pop the key in and turn it. Hey presto

pa990

TheNog wrote: »

it was driveable, just about and only cos I wasn't driving :mad:

having said i did try to put water in it when we were going back into our district but I couldn't open the bonnet. oh also the car did go into the garage last week for a new clutch and suspension

*anyone reading this should know that I treat the equipment given to me by An Garda Siochana with the highest respect but you must understand our district is a pile of ****e and should have been scrapped last year*

Just get it PSV'd... we do it every 12months.. and we always get a new car

TheNog

Fyr.Fytr wrote: »

Its opened by the key, flip the ford badge around, pop the key in and turn it. Hey presto

Well DOH I knew that. Is this badge on the front or back of the car??

pa990 wrote: »

Just get it PSV'd... we do it every 12months.. and we always get a new car

no chance. the car was practically wrote off last year but they still insisted on reviving it probably cos it was only about 4 months old. Still it was repaired and several oil sumps, clutch, new sub-frame and three new suspensions. They could have bought three new cars with the money they have spent on this one

Fyr.Fytr

Front or back, well ill let you use your investigation skills for that

metman

Stuck on a stabbing this morning, the victim subsequently nicked for firearms offences as in possession of 9mm ammunition (unlucky) so 'victim' now under armed guard at hospital.....you couldn't make it up.

Interesting day, escaped the paperwork and even got a few pints in without the mrs complaining!

Fyr.Fytr

metman wrote: »

Stuck on a stabbing this morning, the victim subsequently nicked for firearms offences as in possession of 9mm ammunition (unlucky) so 'victim' now under armed guard at hospital.....you couldn't make it up.

Interesting day, escaped the paperwork and even got a few pints in without the mrs complaining!

The last point would make it a good day regardless, no paperwork and pints without punishment, cant compalin