Bellerophon

A Wimpy, that is hoochie koochie momma Sorry, didn't make that clear having read last post

Nope, there's an excellent one in Sydenham Often pop in for a big bender and a coke float There's one for the kids as Danny Baker would say

They're not fighters, they're lovers purr.....

EDmummy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes, sillywoman. There have been cases where > cameras are concealed in the ceilings of shops. A certain local Petrol Station with Tamil connections allegedly....ahem... I still always look up and wave, even though now paying with folding

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louisiana Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Marie81 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Beej, please read my posts above before > > commenting. I am not naive at all and know its > > people from all walks of life who deal and use > > drugs. My point is that pushing drugs is > illegal > > so why be so blatant selling on a busy pavement > in > > broad daylight? The blatant cheekiness of it > > pisses me off! > > I'd say a lot cheekier were the SIX coppers at > East Dulwich police station who were prosecuted > for fairly major drug dealing and related > offences. *They* were cheeky. Well beyond cheeky, > really: they were contributing to some of the > really serious shit going on in this area in a > pretty direct fashion. Louisiana, you're referring to the South East Regional Crime Squad (SERCS), who did indeed parade out of ED Nick. However, none of their shenannigans were in ED, it was just somewhere to bring their il gotten gains back to. It's over 15 yrs old, but well documented in 'Bent Coppers' by Graeme McLaglan Not really relevant to the thread methinks

As the demonic chanter of Peckham Rye Common incants: "Beware of what ye mock nae'r it visit ye with a rictus grin" Allegedly

Drove past at 0430 this am on way to work, and saw paramedics tending to him/her on the street at the gable end of the EDT. Surprisingly still a number of clearly intoxicated lads & lassies milling about, being shouty. ho hum

Standard issue for Met Police (SO19) Armed Response Vehicles is the Glock 17 9mm sidearm, plus the H&K MP5 Carbine. What the OP may have seen is the H&K G36 Carbine, which, with its 5.56 battlefield round, is deployed in exceptional circumstances If this is the case, then it was probably quite a serious incident

Duchess, I have a goodly supply of these and it would be a pleasure to insert them into each of of your lobes. I remain your obedient servant, Bellerophon Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > pommie Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > you can ring environmental health and they can > > come out to check the noise level/time etc > > xxxxxx > > And then, as happened to me recently, when I got > bloody annoyed with hearing Queen and Radio GaGa > for about the zillionth time through my closed > windows from a house halfway down the street, when > I was sitting quietly in my living room trying to > read the paper,I went and rang the relevant > doorbell and because the music was blaring out so > loudly all down the street they couldn't hear the > doorbell. > > So I phoned Southwark Noise Control, who > eventually turned up (nearly an hour later), came > into my house and said it wasn't loud enough to > cause a nuisance. Even though I could hear every > bloody word. Through a closed window. > > So I said what about all the people living nearer, > and they said tough, irrelevant, those people > would have to make a complaint themselves. > > So I said but if you go into the street you will > find that you can hear this noise from one end of > the street to the other, as you must have heard > when you got out of your car, and they said tough, > irrelevant, we have to hear it from inside the > house of the person who has complained. End of.

lofty23 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Weatherspoons in Forest Hill is in an old > cinema, I haven't been around here long enough to > know if there was anything in the building between > its use of a cinema or its use as a pub. > > Well I went to a rave there in the 90's but I > don't know if it was legally used for anything Was also an Indian Restaurant up top, where one could go for after hours drinkies. (early 90's anyone remember the name ?)

It's definately nefarious When i first moved in 11 yrs ago., it was Greensleeves Now it appears to be 'smack my b%$ch up@ !

Bed Shop

king kong Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Police pulling over young black guys with nice > cars? > > Probably all guilty of that very serious offence > of "DWB" (driving whilst black). > > Institutional racism is still rife within the met, > and will be for a long time. ANPR also picks up on firearms/drugs markers from the Met CAD (Computer Aided Despatch). Many of these are hire cars used as Gang 'pool' vehicles Also happy to see this in operation, as a long standing ED resident driving home. Only criticism would be where they chose to stop the offending vehicles, which was just short of the turning for Sainsburys. This caused a bit of a bottleneck well beyond ED Rail Station All the stops would have been justified with a stop slip at the very least, detailing the reasons. I know, having been the recipient of several. King Kong, hope this alleviates the mahoosive anti-Met chip on your shoulder

Good evidence for his guvnor's pips

Railway safety detonators

Stalkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brilliant! > > I too am a police officer and would advice > EVERYONE to report any incidents. If officers > know that this sort of thing is going on and they > are having a quiet eve/night they can sit up and > watch things discretely you know. How else will > these people be caught. Once someone is arrested > for this type of thing the Crime Reports are > checked for similar MOs and these cases can be put > to these peopel too. > > It really is worth it. > > NEVER argue the case either - a phone is a phone, > just hand it over, I've dealt with too many > stabbings recently, it's just not worth it. Stalkey old chap, are you sure you're in the job ? Hope your IRBs are better than this. PCSO perchance ?

Gimme Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Welcome to ED Steve. ED Forum reflects the local > community. Some people are lovely and some people > are not. > There is also a set who are seem to do nothing > other than using EDF and they get annoyed by new > people starting threads that only they know exist. > I wouldnt worry about it, we've all done it. Just > wait until you get the rough edge of the tongue > from the likes of *bob*, eater81 or woofthedog. > Then you'll really know you've arrived.> > BTW - hang out in Sainsburys long enough and you > may bump into the Deputy Prime Minister. That's > gotta trump James Nesbitt. But only for the next 5 > days.... (she won't be Deputy Prime Minister in 6 > days time) Seriously, big fish, little pond

Cowley Centre is....

AcedOut Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > eater81 - Even if a dog sniffs you and detects > something, I don't think the police have rights to > search you or ask you to empty your pockets. I > might be wrong on this though - but I think you > CAN refuse for a dog to sniff you - since they > would need reasonable grounds for suspicion to use > one on you in the first place. It's rather > invasive of them to use a narrow alleyway t > this though. > > Most of the time you can actually say "no" to the > police, but most people don't know their rights. > Just like the police have no right to enter your > premises without a search warrant. Unfortunately, > new terrorism bills are stripping us of these > freedoms though. You are wrong on all counts Nothing to do with terrorism - A Police Officer has a the legal right to enter your home, by force if necessary under S. 17 to save life and limb. That means if he or she smells gas, hears someone in distress, a serious disturbance. Good to know if you are the victim of an aggrivated burglary i would have thought. There was a time when joe public were happy to see pro-active police work. I sincerely hope BTP read this thread and decide to give Denmark Hill a wide berth - It's the gateway to the drugs hotspot that is Camberwell for all those dealers who have lost their driving licences. They're the ones who will also be armed with a knife, or more probably a firearm, sitting in the same carriage as you.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's rather a serious accusation without > presumably any basis of evidence whatsoever? And I do also think that a small bit of training would have aided staff in dealing with the situation. i.e - dont mop up blood or throw away the weapon at a crime scene. Both of which they did much to the policewoman?s horror. georginas words, not mine Sue, do you know what a Devils Advocate is ?

Playing Devils Whatsisname, I should imagine some of those staff attempting to destroy the crime scene knew exactly what they were doing

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'll say 3 hail marys and ponder your misplaced > outrage ????, please if you've got nothing to say that isn't sarcastic or patronising, then don't say anything, there's a good man. Back to the Lounge with you where you seem to have an informed opinion on everything & anything. 'Two Sheds' would be a far better Forum name.

Sue, It is deeply offensive, and my reply was intended to be ironic

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wouldn't want anyone from a catholic church > collecting my post with a young baby about..... How do you come up with these hilarious posts ??? - You're a genius...... HeidiHi, I will happily collect the parcel from you and bring it to Fr O'Connor on Sunday morning