On 27/2/10, AlunFoto, discombobulated, unleashed:

>I fully endorse your POV that this doesn't happen most of the time
>because the police is reasonable. I have a good story about private
>security guards on the Canary Wharf to the same tune. However I do
>think there's something wrong, somewhere, when mistakes happen as
>often as they do, without any visible and measurable positive effect
>in how the police actually protects us from the real bad guys.
>
>Up here in this frostpit, it is maintained that intelligence and
>undercover work is the only way to root out and stop the bad guys.
>Experience says that there are always some bad guys flying under that
>radar too, but raising the issue draws weight away from arguments for
>searching the ordinary bloke with a camera.

Trust the Norwegians to talk some sense :)

On that bombshell, I'm bowing out of this thread. Cheers.....

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