A police spokeswoman said: 'Thames Valley Police was called to reports of a person being in possession of an air rifle near Moorland Primary School in Church End Lane, Reading, Berkshire.
'On arrival, a child was in possession of an unloaded air rifle, with no access to ammunition.
'The weapon was removed by the parents of the child and taken to another address.'
Not
confiscated then? Like it would be had this been anyone else.
'There were reassurance patrols around school closing time and will be again in the morning [Friday], although the situation has been resolved and the family involved were given advice.'
Why would anyone be reassured by the UK Police?
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Travellers seem to have police blessing for whatever the cheeky little scallywags get up to: legality doesn't come into it.
The more instances there are of the police having 'protected classes' whom they police much less harshly than the rest of us the more normal people start to hate the police and what they have become.
Travelers don't like being told what to do
"Travellers seem to have police blessing... "
If Sajid Javid wants to show he's in charge, this would be a good start.
"...the more normal people start to hate the police and what they have become."
Indeed. I'm surprised the misfiring Lush Campaign generated them so much support.
"Travelers don't like being told what to do"
Well, it happens very rarely. And they ignore it.
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