Mr Turner has now reported the incident to the police but they refused to comment when contacted by The Herald.
"You have to report it," he said
"But I don't think there is much they will do. I just want to warn other people.
"It really was quite frightening. Someone could get hurt."
Yes, the police, if they turn up. That's probably why they don't!
Ward councillor Vivien Pengelly said she "couldn't understand" why the police were not using what she believes to be new powers to move the group on.
She said: "I really do think that the police are not quite clear about these new powers but I know other authorities who have used them.
"Why aren't local police using them?
"I really feel for the residents in that area. Some of them are quite terrified."
Ah, if only we had a ...
force, I guess, of people prepared to ensure the laws were obeyed and the peace was kept. Wouldn't that be nice?
4 comments:
Take a reality check, JuliaM.
Mr Plod prefers the warmth of the police station to dealing with crime. Insofar as they both exploit the State for all it is worth, Mr Plod and Mr Pikey have a relationship based on mutual respect...and you forget that the past few days have provided Mr Plod with an excuse to sit back on his laurels. More doughnuts anyone?
If only we had a force that would police the laws. We could call it the, err, police force. That would be great.
They might have their hands full with this one:
http://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/travellers-return-to-car-park-of-a-plymouth-pet-hospital/story-30374308-detail/story.html
"Insofar as they both exploit the State for all it is worth, Mr Plod and Mr Pikey have a relationship based on mutual respect.."
That's becoming more and more of a persuasive argument.
"They might have their hands full with this one"
FFS!
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